Circumcision, foreskin problems, curvature correction and genital refinement, planned and performed by a plastic surgeon in private, unhurried consultations.
Genital complaints are among the most delayed problems in men's health. A tight foreskin, repeated infection, a bend that has become painful or a childhood repair that has not aged well are all treatable, yet men often wait years before raising them. The purpose of this section is to make that first conversation straightforward.
Every case begins with an examination and a clear explanation of what is anatomical, what is medical and what is purely aesthetic. Some men need nothing more than medication and reassurance. Others need a short day care operation. A few need a staged plan. You will be told which group you fall into, in plain language, before any date is discussed.
Because these operations sit at the meeting point of function and appearance, they are performed with plastic surgical technique, careful incision placement and attention to how the result will look once healing has settled.
The conditions below make up the majority of genital work carried out at the clinic. If your concern is not listed, it is still worth asking, because related problems are common.
Tight or non retractable foreskin, including repeated balanitis
Adult circumcision, both conventional and stapler techniques
Frenuloplasty for a short or tearing frenulum
Penile curvature and Peyronie's disease correction
Buried or concealed penis release in adults
Scrotal concerns including hydrocele, cysts and skin laxity
Girth and length enquiries, assessed honestly and often declined
Hypospadias and revision of earlier genital surgery
Each page below sets out who the procedure suits, how it is done, what recovery looks like and what it cannot achieve.
A day care procedure for phimosis, recurrent infection and personal preference, performed with fine dissolving sutures…
View detailsA single use surgical device cuts and seals in one action, which shortens theatre time and…
View detailsCutting and sealing happen together, so bleeding is reduced and the surgeon keeps full control over…
View detailsA tight foreskin does not always need surgery. Many men improve with a prescription cream and…
View detailsA short frenulum tugs, tears and bleeds during sex, and men often put up with it…
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This operation can add modest flaccid length in carefully selected men. It does not lengthen the…
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Girth can be increased with fillers, fat transfer or grafts. Every method has limits, none is…
View detailsA buried penis is a reconstructive problem, not a cosmetic one. It causes infection, spraying of…
View detailsStraight answers about the questions men ask most often before booking.
Ask a QuestionNo. It is a short day care procedure, usually completed under local anaesthesia in about thirty minutes. Most men go home the same day and return to seated work within two to three days. Swelling settles over roughly two weeks and the sutures used are self dissolving in almost every case.
Light walking is fine from the first evening. Office work is usually possible within two to four days, gym and heavy lifting after three to four weeks, and sexual activity after about four to six weeks. The exact timeline depends on the procedure performed and on how healing progresses.
Incisions are placed along natural creases or along the circumcision line so the mark blends with surrounding skin. Once healing settles over three to six months the line is usually faint. Skin type, tension across the wound and post operative care all influence the final appearance.
Most genital operations are done under local or regional anaesthesia, which avoids the risks of being fully unconscious. Blood counts, sugar levels and basic heart fitness are checked beforehand. An anaesthetist remains present throughout longer or combined operations.
Bleeding, infection, temporary swelling and altered sensation are the usual concerns, and all are uncommon when sterile technique and proper aftercare are followed. Rarely the wound line narrows or the result looks uneven, which can normally be corrected with a small revision.
Procedures done for a medical reason, such as a tight foreskin, repeated infection or a functional problem, are often reimbursed once paperwork is submitted. Purely aesthetic requests are generally self funded. The billing team can confirm eligibility before a date is fixed.
Speak with Dr. Ashutosh Shah at Elegance Clinic, Surat.
