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Surgical removal of the foreskin, performed for medical, cultural or religious reasons. The procedure may involve local, topical or general anaesthesia, removal of the foreskin, and closure with dissolvable stitches. It is suitable for patients from infancy to adulthood, including those with phimosis, recurrent balanitis or other foreskin-related issues. Patients are typically discharged on the same day, with healing generally taking one to two weeks. Consultation with a urologist is recommended to discuss individual circumstances, risks and benefits.