Does minimally invasive foreskin surgery hurt?

Minimally invasive prepuce surgery generally does not hurt.

When minimally invasive prepuce surgery is performed, anesthetics are usually used to temporarily block the pain nerves. Generally, pain will not be felt during the operation. When the operation is over, the anesthetics are metabolized by the human body, and the pain nerves gradually recover. At this time, there will be a certain pain, but within the tolerance range of most people.

After minimally invasive prepuce surgery, the penis should be raised to promote local circulation, and disinfection should be carried out in time. If local swelling is uncomfortable, cold compress or cold towel wet compress can be used to reduce the temperature and reduce swelling.