What medical male circumcision involves
Medical male circumcision is a procedure discussed and performed in an appropriate clinical setting after an assessment. A consultation allows the clinician to review relevant history, answer questions, discuss alternatives and explain whether the procedure is suitable for the individual.
Before the procedure
The clinic will explain the general process, preparation, expected recovery and follow-up. Suitability can depend on individual health factors, so a consultation is essential. No result or benefit can be guaranteed.
Aftercare and recovery
Aftercare instructions should be followed carefully. Recovery timelines can differ. The clinic should be contacted if there is concern about worsening pain, bleeding, fever, increasing swelling, discharge, wound problems or any symptom that feels urgent.
Potential risks
As with any procedure, there may be risks or complications. These can include pain, bleeding, infection, healing problems or a need for further assessment. The clinician will discuss relevant risks and when to seek urgent attention.
This page is general information only and does not replace an in-person assessment or personalised medical advice. Do not use it to self-diagnose or decide that a procedure is suitable for you.
Frequently asked questions
Is a consultation required?
Yes. The clinic needs to assess the patient and discuss suitability, risks, preparation and aftercare before any procedure is considered.
How do I arrange a discussion?
Call 031 460 1610, WhatsApp 072 651 4395 or submit an appointment request. Your request is not confirmed until the clinic contacts you.