Specialist Surgeon
MS, DNB, FNB(Minimal Access Surgery)
Member of Royal College of Surgeon (MRCS), UK
1st floor, Flat No 8, Al Naboodah Bldg, Beside Civil Defence, 2nd December street, Bur Dubai, PO Box No 126590, Near Jumeriah 1- Dubai.
Cosmocare Medical Center offers advanced laser circumcision — a modern, minimally invasive procedure for foreskin removal that combines precision, minimal pain and bleeding, fast recovery, and an excellent cosmetic outcomes. Our Surgeon, with many years of experience, ensures that every patient receives safe and comfortable care with the latest laser technology.
Laser circumcision is a surgical technique in which a high-precision laser is used to remove the foreskin rather than a scalpel or traditional cutting method. The laser simultaneously cuts, cauterizes and seals the blood vessels and tissue, resulting in less bleeding, reduced risk of infection, and cleaner edges. It is suitable for both children and adults and can be performed under local anesthesia.
Laser circumcision is a surgical technique in which a high-precision laser is used to remove the foreskin rather than a scalpel or traditional cutting method. The laser simultaneously cuts, cauterizes and seals the blood vessels and tissue, resulting in less bleeding, reduced risk of infection, and cleaner edges. It is suitable for both children and adults and can be performed under local anesthesia.
Cons of Traditional Circumcision:
Laser circumcision is an advanced circumcision technique that uses a high-energy laser beam to cut and seal the foreskin simultaneously. This method reduces bleeding and pain, leading to a faster healing process.
Cons of Laser Circumcision:
Medications, dietary fiber supplements, increased fluid intake, stool softeners, sitz baths, topical creams / ointments.
Placing small rubber bands around internal hemorrhoids to cut blood supply, causing them to shrink and fall off.
Mainly used for Grade I and early II internal hemorrhoids
Using infrared light or heat for small, bleeding internal hemorrhoids. Only for early Grade I hemorrhoids hence limited application in day to day practice.
Minimally invasive, almost pain-free solution for early grades (I, II, early III). Done under local anesthesia; patients usually return home same day with minimal discomfort.
When considering laser circumcision, keep these in mind:
Some of the common indications for circumcision include:
Laser circumcision offers several advantages over conventional techniques:
Here is an outline of how the laser circumcision procedure is typically carried out at Cosmocare:
Consultation & assessment
The doctor examines the foreskin, discusses medical history (e.g. prior infections, comorbidities), anesthesia options, and ensures it’s safe.
Preparation
Under sterile conditions, the area is cleaned. Local anesthesia is administered .
Marking the foreskin
The foreskin is marked to define excision margins.
Laser excision
A laser device precisely removes the foreskin. The laser cauterizes simultaneously, reducing bleeding and sealing small blood vessels.
Closure
The edges are closed using dissolvable sutures.
Post-procedure care
Dressings or protective bandaging are applied. Ice pack is given.
Patient is given instructions for hygiene, medications and follow-ups.
Typical procedure time is 30-45 minutes; this may vary depending on patient age or complexity.
Immediate (Day 0-2)
Mild swelling, discomfort, redness. Usually discharged same day. Back to regular daily activities.
Wear loose, breathable clothing; rest; avoid friction.
First few days (Days 3–5)
Very minimal pain, managed with mild analgesics, some oozing possible, sensitivity during urination. Swelling may increase on suture area and head.
Regular tasks can be resumed. Most patients can resume work.
Keep area clean; use antiseptic or saline washes; avoid strenuous activity. Allowed to take showers.
1-2 weeks
Swelling recedes; pain is negligible
Follow hygiene instructions carefully; limit movement which strains the area.
Full healing (3-4 weeks)
Wound edges heal; sutures dissolve; normal activity resumes. Complete healing may take up to 4-6 weeks depending on individual factors. Abstinence strictly advised.
Another method of performing circumcision in adults has gained popularity in recent years. The surgeon performs the circumcision by using a fixed size stapling device to remove the foreskin.
Greater Precision
Laser technology allows the surgeon to cut with high accuracy and customised to the patient, ensuring a smoother incision and less trauma to surrounding tissues compared to stapler devices. As there is wide variability in size and shape of the penis, using a prefixed size stapler device may at times leave excess skin in places and may remove too much in others.
Minimal Bleeding
The laser seals small blood vessels as it cuts, significantly reducing bleeding during surgery. In contrast, staplers may still require sutures for bleeding control.
Less Pain & Swelling
Because lasers cause less tissue trauma and inflammation, patients generally report less postoperative pain, swelling, and discomfort than after stapled circumcision.
Lower Risk of Infection
The heat from the laser sterilizes the incision site, reducing the chance of bacterial infection, while stapler cuts may have higher chances of wound-related infection.
Better Healing & Cosmetic Outcome
Laser incisions are smooth and uniform, leading to faster healing and better cosmetic appearance. Stapler circumcision sometimes leaves irregular staple marks until they fall off.
No Foreign Material
Laser circumcision does not involve staples or foreign bodies. Stapler circumcision leaves metal staples temporarily, which can cause discomfort until they detach.
Quicker Recovery & Return to Activity
Due to minimal bleeding, less swelling, and faster wound healing, patients undergoing laser circumcision often resume normal activities earlier than those who undergo stapled procedures.
Safe for High-Risk Patients
Because of excellent hemostasis (bleeding control), laser circumcision is particularly advantageous in adults with diabetes, hypertension, or bleeding tendencies, where stapler surgery may pose higher risks.
If you’re considering laser circumcision, schedule a consultation with our specialist surgeon at Cosmocare.
We offer flexible appointment scheduling and same-day outpatient procedures in many cases. Early intervention ensures smoother procedure, reduced discomfort, and faster healing.
Usually around 30-40 minutes, though duration may vary by patient age or complexity.
The procedure is done under local anesthesia; discomfort afterward is usually mild and short-lived. Majority of patients have minimal or no pain post procedure.
Many patients resume light activity within a few days (1-2 days), though full healing may take 3-4 weeks or slightly longer
Sexual activity is generally advised to wait until full healing is confirmed, usually 4-6 weeks depending on individual healing and doctor’s advice.
Yes: conventional surgical methods, device-assisted techniques, clamp methods, etc. Each has pros/cons. Laser offers benefits in terms of precision, minimal pain, negligible bleeding and quick recovery.
Yes, laser circumcision is generally safer as it reduces bleeding, minimizes infection risk, and promotes faster healing.
Traditional circumcision takes about 45-60 minutes, while laser circumcision is quicker, usually completed in 30-40 minutes.
Yes, laser circumcision is considered a painless circumcision method because it cauterizes nerve endings, reducing discomfort.
Both procedures have potential risks, such as infection, swelling, and minor bleeding. However, the risks are generally lower with laser circumcision.
Yes, laser circumcision typically costs more due to the advanced technology and specialized equipment used.
Yes, laser circumcision is suitable for adults
Laser circumcision is available at specialized clinics and hospitals that offer advanced circumcision techniques.
