Description

Stapler circumcision is a minimally invasive procedure that uses a specialized device to remove the foreskin and simultaneously apply staples to close the incision. It is known for being quicker, less painful, and having a shorter recovery time compared to traditional circumcision methods. Procedure: Anesthesia: Local anesthesia is administered to numb the area. Device Application: The stapler device, consisting of an inner bell and an outer bell, is positioned. The inner bell protects the glans, while the outer bell covers the foreskin. Circumcision and Stapling: The stapler device cuts the foreskin and applies two rows of staples to close the incision. Removal: The device is removed, leaving the staples in place for healing. Healing: The staples typically fall off on their own within a few weeks. Benefits: Reduced Pain: The procedure is generally associated with less pain than traditional methods. Faster Recovery: The recovery time is usually shorter, allowing individuals to return to their normal activities sooner. Less Bleeding: The stapler device helps minimize bleeding during the procedure. Precise Results: The stapler allows for a more precise and controlled incision. Potential Risks: While generally safe, potential risks can include infection, bleeding, or discomfort at the staple sites. Recovery: Rest is recommended for the first few days. Complete recovery can take a few weeks. Staples typically fall off on their own within 2-3 weeks.