What is a circumcision and how is it performed?

A circumcision is a cosmetic procedure in which the foreskin (the skin that covers the tip of the penis) is surgically removed. This procedure is typically performed by a trained obstetrician, pediatrician, or urologist. To ensure your baby’s comfort during a circumcision, at Alliance Obstetrics & Gynecology Group, prior to the procedure the penis cleaned and then numbed with local anesthesia. The foreskin is separated from the penis and gently removed. After the procedure, an ointment is applied to the penis and gauze is placed over top.

What are the benefits and risks of circumcision?

While circumcision was initially practiced as part of a religious belief, there are several healthcare benefits including decreased incidence of urinary tract infections, decreased incidence of penile cancer, and decreased risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections including HIV. Risks of a circumcision include a small amount of bleeding, infection, reaction to anesthesia, post procedure discomfort, and wound healing complications.

Where can I have my baby circumcised?

Once your baby boy is born, a circumcision can be performed at any of the following locations: in the hospital with the pediatrician who is caring for your baby at your pediatrician’s office at the Alliance Obstetrics & Gynecology Group office when your baby is less than 10 days old

How do I care for my baby after he is circumcised?

After your baby has been circumcised, you will be provided with instructions to help you care for your baby and his circumcised penis. It is important to keep the penis clean and apply Vaseline ointment at each diaper change until the penis has healed. Call your pediatrician if you notice any bleeding, discharge/pus, or if your baby is not urinating after the procedure.

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At Alliance Obstetrics & Gynecology Group, LLC, we understand that the decision to circumcise your newborn son is a personal choice that requires careful consideration. Evidence shows that circumcision improves hygiene and decreases the risk of urinary track infections (UTIs) in infancy and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) later in life. Our physicians are dedicated to providing comfort and compassion during circumcision services for your child.

Our circumcision services include:

consultation - we provide comprehensive information about the benefits, risks, and recovery process associated with circumcision
skilled surgical technique - our physicians use the safest and most advanced surgical methods to perform circumcisions, ensuring optimal results and minimizing complications
pain management - we prioritize your baby's comfort and use effective pain control techniques to ensure a smooth and stress-free procedure
post-procedure care instructions - our team provides detailed guidance on caring for your newborn's circumcision site, promoting proper healing and reducing the risk of complications

At Alliance Obstetrics & Gynecology Group, LLC, we are committed to providing a warm, nurturing environment where you and your newborn can feel safe and supported. We understand that the decision to circumcise your son is a significant one, and we are here to support you every step of the way. If you are considering circumcision for your newborn, trust the compassionate and skilled team at Alliance Obstetrics & Gynecology Group, LLC.

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A long-standing religious tradition, circumcision has become the normal for hygiene and long-term genital health. The team at Alliance Obstetrics & Gynecology Group, LLC can perform circumcisions on male babies in the comforts of our own office. If you are having or delivered a baby boy and are interested in circumcision following delivery, schedule your consultation with us. You can book online or by phone.

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Circumcision FAQ's

What is a circumcision and how is it performed?

A circumcision is a cosmetic procedure in which the foreskin (the skin that covers the tip of the penis) is surgically removed. This procedure is typically performed by a trained obstetrician, pediatrician, or urologist. To ensure your baby’s comfort during a circumcision, at Alliance Obstetrics & Gynecology Group, prior to the procedure the penis cleaned and then numbed with local anesthesia. The foreskin is separated from the penis and gently removed. After the procedure, an ointment is applied to the penis and gauze is placed over top.
What are the benefits and risks of circumcision?

While circumcision was initially practiced as part of a religious belief, there are several healthcare benefits including decreased incidence of urinary tract infections, decreased incidence of penile cancer, and decreased risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections including HIV. Risks of a circumcision include a small amount of bleeding, infection, reaction to anesthesia, post procedure discomfort, and wound healing complications.
Where can I have my baby circumcised?
Once your baby boy is born, a circumcision can be performed at any of the following locations:

in the hospital with the pediatrician who is caring for your baby
at your pediatrician’s office
at the Alliance Obstetrics & Gynecology Group office when your baby is less than 10 days old
How do I care for my baby after he is circumcised?

After your baby has been circumcised, you will be provided with instructions to help you care for your baby and his circumcised penis. It is important to keep the penis clean and apply Vaseline ointment at each diaper change until the penis has healed. Call your pediatrician if you notice any bleeding, discharge/pus, or if your baby is not urinating after the procedure.