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NES (Nerve Sparing Aestethic circumcision)

About Circumcision

Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin that covers the tip of the penis in an appropriate manner and length. It can be a matter of religious, socio-cultural (ethnic or family tradition, personal cosmetic choice, etc.) or preventive health care (personal hygiene). Approximately one quarter of men in the world undergo circumcision operation by these reasons. About 58 percent of infants born in the United States were circumcised at the hospital at birth. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) roughly 80% of American men are circumcised. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) says that the benefits of circumcision outweigh the risks.
The procedure must only be performed by a pediatrician, family doctor, urologist, neonatologist, or even a pediatric surgeon who are well-educated and trained. Risk-reduction strategies including improved training of providers, and provision of appropriate sterile surgical equipment and hygienic medium are essential. The operation can also be done at home or in a private clinic as well as in a hospital. In case of existence of an important disease, the baby must not be circumcised. In the Nerve-Sparing Esthetic Technique of circumcision (NES), the tissue which contains superficial nerve structures and larger vessels are spared. As this unique operation is much more dificult to perform than the other techniques, advanced surgical skills, practice and labour are needed to not to cause any major complications.
One of the utmost important points is that the baby or child must not be traumatized physically or psychologically due to circumcision. Parents must search quite well about techniques and performers about circumcision as children will undergo this operation only once in their life span. Children must not suffer negative effects of wrong decisions in their future lifes.