What ZSR circumcision is?

ZSR circumcision is a simple stapling technique that removes the foreskin of the penis area. Circumcision surgery is most commonly performed on infants, although it can also be performed on adults. This procedure is the most efficient method for treating phimosis and achieving a uniform circumcision shape. It requires no stitches and does not produce even a drop of blood during the operation.

Why do people undergo circumcision?

Some common reasons why people undergo circumcision are:

• Due to some religious and social beliefs, this procedure is performed on newborn babies. Better cosmetic appearance
• Circumcision reduces the risk of numerous diseases such as cancer, STD, UTI, and foreskin infection.
• It helps treat balanitis, which is swelling of the penis.
• It treats phimosis and paraphimosis, where the penis cannot retract the skin.

What is the procedure for ZSR circumcision

• He will start the procedure by providing local anesthesia.
• Then the doctor will retract the foreskin and place the safety rod.
• The ZSR stapler is secured in the correct position over the safety rod.
• The skin is cut and stapled at the same time.
• The stapler secures a silicone ring to the penile region, which automatically comes off after 10-12 days.
• The safety rod and the ZSR circumcision stapler are then removed, and the penis is pressed a little with a bandage to detect any active bleeds.
• The bandaging is then applied, and the patient can return home.
• The ZSR circumcision procedure takes around 10-15 minutes.

What are the benefits of ZSR circumcision?

• It is a stitchless procedure
• Bloodless and painless
• Quick procedure
• Discharge on the same day

What precautions should be taken after ZSR circumcision?

• Before touching the operated region, always wash and sterilize your hands.
• Keep the surgical area dry and clean.
• Until the wound has healed, do not use any over-the-counter ointment or oil.
• Unless otherwise specified, you can dress normally.
• Change your dressing as directed by your doctor.
• The silicon ring helps most staplers fall off on their own. The doctor will check for any leftover staples during your follow-up visit.