Approximate Cost in Bhopal
₹5,000 – ₹20,000
Stapler and laser techniques cost more than conventional surgery
R.K. Hospital & Research Centre
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Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin of the penis. It is performed for medical conditions like phimosis, recurrent infections, or for personal/religious reasons.
The cost depends on the technique used. Conventional circumcision is the cheapest option, while stapler circumcision and laser techniques cost more but offer less bleeding and faster healing.
Stapler circumcision offers the best cosmetic results and fastest healing. Conventional surgery is effective and cheapest. Your surgeon will recommend based on your case.
Circumcision for medical reasons (phimosis, recurrent infections) is covered by insurance. Circumcision for non-medical reasons is usually not covered.
Most patients recover fully within 2-3 weeks. Stitches dissolve on their own. Light activities can be resumed in 3-5 days.
Call us with your reports and our team will provide the exact cost for your treatment at R.K. Hospital & Research Centre.
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Prices depend on the case. Call or WhatsApp us with your report or prescription for an exact estimate, or walk in 24x7 at R.K. Hospital, Indrapuri, near Bima Hospital.
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