Pediatric Circumcision with the Surgitron Radio Wave Device
Pediatric circumcision with the Surgitron radio wave device is a surgical procedure to remove the foreskin in boys using advanced radio wave technology. The Surgitron device generates high-frequency radio waves that precisely cut tissue without mechanical pressure while simultaneously coagulating blood vessels. This results in minimal blood loss, reduces the risk of postoperative complications, and significantly accelerates healing compared with the traditional scalpel technique.
Location: Almaty, Aksai-5 district, 12A
Before the procedure, the following is required:
- A consultation with a pediatric urologic surgeon, including a physical examination of the child.
- Complete blood count (CBC), coagulation profile (coagulogram), and urinalysis.
- Inform the doctor about any chronic medical conditions, allergies, or previous surgeries.
- The child should take a shower and perform routine hygiene on the day of the procedure.
- Bring loose-fitting underwear (boxer shorts) for the child to wear when returning home.
- Both parents or the child's legal guardian must sign informed consent forms for the surgery and anesthesia.
Indications: phimosis (foreskin narrowing) of various degrees, recurrent balanitis and balanoposthitis, scar tissue changes, as well as personal and religious preferences. The operation is performed under local anesthesia, takes 20–40 minutes, and does not require hospitalization.
There are several services available for this position. First, select the desired option, then you can proceed to the doctor's choice.
