Staple Circumcision

HE Clinic

Male staple circumcision, a commonly performed surgical procedure, holds significant medical benefits beyond cultural and religious contexts. It is often utilised to treat conditions such as pathological phimosis (lichen sclerosis), recurrent balanitis, and even recurrent urinary tract infections. The potential for reducing the risk of sexually transmitted diseases like human papillomavirus, genital ulcer disease, and HIV infection makes circumcision a procedure of considerable importance. Additionally, it plays a role in improving penile hygiene and lowering the incidence of balanitis and penile cancer. The Circumcision Stapler involves protecting the glans with an inner bell while the outer bell performs a circular blade incision, followed by stapling to close the wound. This ensures hemostasis, reduces bleeding, and improves cosmetic outcomes.