Circumcision Revision
Surgery in Busan

Correcting an Unsatisfactory Circumcision

Circumcision revision surgery addresses problems arising from a previous adult or childhood circumcision. The most common reasons men seek revision include: skin bridges (adhesions connecting the glans to the penile shaft skin), uneven or asymmetric circumcision line, excessive remaining foreskin that continues to cause problems, tight circular scar bands causing discomfort during erection, or keloid scar formation. Most of these issues can be significantly improved with revision surgery by an experienced urological surgeon.

At Urogyn Busan, circumcision revision begins with a detailed assessment of the existing circumcision result and a discussion of what the patient would like corrected. The urologist explains what is anatomically achievable, and a surgical plan is agreed before any procedure proceeds. Revision is performed under local anaesthetic as an outpatient procedure, with the same dissolvable suture technique used in primary circumcision.

• Skin bridges: Adhesions between the glans and adjacent shaft skin — released under local anaesthetic
• Asymmetric circumcision line: Uneven skin level corrected by re-excision and re-closure
• Excessive remaining foreskin: Additional skin removed to achieve full exposure if desired
• Tight band / cicatricial phimosis: Scar tissue constricting the penile shaft during erection — excised and released
• Keloid scarring: Raised scar tissue — managed by excision with or without adjunctive treatment
• Cosmetic dissatisfaction: Irregular result from clamp or freehand technique — revised with sleeve resection

Private consultation room

Independent rooms at Urogyn Busan

Separate patient records

Separate records system

1-on-1 dedicated care

1:1 care from check-in to discharge