Baby Boys Circumcision at London Circumcision Clinic
Newborn Circumcision
Dr. Khan and Dr. Safdar have performed over 5,000 newborn and baby boy circumcisions in the UK. He is at the top of his field with excellent audit results. Please speak to Dr. (Mr) Khan Tel: +447527314081
Circumplast or PLastibell method
These are called ring method circumcision. Circumplast has better results than Plastibell. Please see the results in our Blog.
Price of circumcision includes (WHY PRICE IS £250 FOR UNDER 6 Months-OLD CHILD)
Circumcision is performed by Dr. (Mr.) Khan, a Specialist fully trained Paediatric Surgeon / Urologist and Dr Safdar, Ex-Prof Paediatric Surgery
Consultation, risk assessment, and procedures are done personally by Dr Khan and Dr Safdar.
Preoperative anaesthesia for pain-free circumcision
Modern Circumplast Ring method (First Expert in New Circumplast Ring in the UK since 2013). Circumplast is better than Plastibell device
The complimentary aftercare package is provided
Aftercare 24/7 support is provided directly by Dr Khan by providing his mobile phone.
Free follow-up appointment if required.
Aftercare medicated honey and pain relief advice will be provided
Free aftercare for 4 weeks
“This was the second time we used Mr Khan’s services. The first time around, I was impressed by his care and after-care. I work as an anaesthetist and highly appreciate good surgical colleagues and techniques. I felt we received this. Today, the local anaesthetic worked well; our boy barely noticed the procedure once it had worked. The procedure went well. Thank you”
“Dr. Khan is very helpful in the whole process. He is very experienced and a true professional. The circumcision was for my 5-month-old baby, and we were very concerned, but Dr. made the whole experience full of ease: many thanks, Doctor. I highly recommend him for the service.”
“We were really scared, but Dr Khan did it beautifully. Our son, who is two months old, was smiling when Dr. Khan was doing the circumcision of my son.”
“The standard of the aftercare was exemplary; Dr Khan was extremely patient and swift in responding to any queries. I am very happy with the result of my son’s surgery.”
“Dear Dr Khan,
Thank you very much for getting in touch. I was thinking of sending you an email to thank you, but I was a bit busy. Imran is healing fine. The ring came off after the eighth day and now is completely fine. Thank you again for taking the time to get in touch and caring. Jazaka Allah, for a good job.”
Information - Best age of NEW Circumcision
Parents ask about the best or the right age to have their son circumcised. The ideal age is baby circumcision from 3 days to 8 weeks. Our audit has shown that minimum complications of circumcision occurred in an infant under one month of age.
Circumcision (ring method) is cutting off the extra fold of skin that usually covers the head of the penis with a plastic ring. After circumcision, the tip of the penis is constantly exposed.
We use the Circumplast circumcision device of Australian origin, which has the unique advantage that the ring cannot migrate to the shaft. Over many years, such migration has been reported as a potential problem with the nominally similar Plastibell device. The Circumplast device also protects the glans (tip of the penis) and leaves less inner skin, which gives a neater look of tight circumcision.
We have also experienced stitch and glue circumcision in children, Gomco clamp circumcision, Alisklamp circumcision (Turkish Clamp), Mogen clamp and Plastibell Circumcision.
PRICE of BABY AND BOYS CIRCUMCISION
CONSULTATION ONLY
£150 (Free consultation if circumcision is done on the same day)
Prices of CIRCUMCISION (RING METHOD) or circumcision by STITCHES (extra £100) at Circumcision Clinic, London
Age under 6 months £250 (Ring Method)
Are 6-12 months £280 (ring method)
Age 1-2 years £350 (Ring Method)
Age 2-4 years £460 (not recommended under local anaesthesia)
Age 5-7 years £380
CLINIC- Where can I get my baby circumcised
Leyton Healthcare, Oliver Road Polyclinic, 4th floor, 75 Oliver Road, Leyton, London E10 5LG
Procedure and Risks
ASSESSMENT BEFORE NEWBORN CIRCUMCISION
Each child is assessed, and a consultation is necessary before the operation by the doctor. If there is a problem or contra-indication for circumcision, a Specialist Paediatric Urologist referral is given to your GP.
Please see the guidelines for parents.
INDICATION
Parents may wish to have their boy circumcised for religious, social or cultural reasons. Sometimes, circumcision is recommended for medical reasons such as phimosis or recurrent balanitis.
PROCEDURE
We perform circumcision on male children using a local anaesthetic, providing safe and effective pain relief. We employ the Circumplast or Plastibell technique (a ring method). A plastic ring is tied around the end of the penis on the foreskin. The top of the foreskin is removed. The ring stays on the end of the penis and prevents bleeding after the surgery. The surgery takes approximately 10-15 minutes.
Circumplast Vs Plastibell newborn Circumcision. Circumcision using circumplast is better than using plastibell because it has fewer complications.
Aftercare advice - Circumcision
CIRCUMCISION FOR NEWBORNS AND BOYS
After the circumcision, the penis will look slightly swollen for several days. The swelling will gradually settle but might take a few weeks.
There might be some discomfort, so we recommend medication for pain relief that can be taken orally (usually Paracetamol) for the first 48 hours. Always read the instructions on the bottle. Ibuprofen can be given over 3 months after circumcision.
WOUND CARE
The wound must be kept clean to avoid infection. Bathe daily using 1-2 tablespoons of salt. A good clean with running water if the area is soiled. Put Vaseline on the head of the penis with each nappy change.
RING SEPARATION
The plastic ring will fall off within 3 to 14 days (an average of 7). You must contact us if the plastic ring has not fallen off within 14 days or if it has migrated to the body (shaft) of the penis.
IN THE EVENT OF A PROBLEM AFTER CIRCUMCISION
Please get in touch with us immediately if you have a problem.
Temperature greater than 37C
Excessive bleeding
Extreme irritability/inconsolability
Difficulty passing urine
Signs of infection
RISKS AND SIDE-EFFECTS
In common with any other surgical procedure, circumcision has risks, including excessive bleeding, infection, complications from anaesthetics and excessive or inadequate skin removal. In rare cases, a child might require a redo operation, which is more common in a buried or hidden penis or the child may rarely require hospital admission in case of excessive bleeding. Please contact us directly or telephone Dr Khan, who provides 24-hour support. Consultation and advice can be arranged if required.
