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Circumcision revision with balan sulcus reconstruction

Views: 122Circumcision is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of the foreskin, the skin covering the head of the penis. This procedure can be performed for medical, religious, or cultural reasons. However, in some cases, circumcision may not yield the desired results or may cause complications, requiring surgical revision to correct any issues. One […]

8 October 2014

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Lichen Sclerosus and Phimosis: Surgical Treatment with Circumcision

Views: 35Lichen sclerosus (LS) is a chronic dermatological condition that primarily affects the skin and mucous membranes of the genital and perianal areas. In men, this pathology can manifest on the foreskin, leading to symptoms such as itching, pain, tissue tightening (phimosis), and, in advanced cases, difficulties in urination or sexual intercourse. Phimosis, the inability […]

4 January 2012

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Circumcision: Surgical Procedure and Specialized Technique

Views: 15Circumcision is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of the foreskin, the skin covering the tip of the penis. This intervention is performed for various reasons, including medical, hygienic, cultural, and religious purposes. The surgical technique employed may vary depending on the physician’s approach and the patient’s specific conditions. Professor Gabriele Antonini, a […]

2 September 2013

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Circumcision and Reconstruction for Lichen Sclerosus

Views: 12Lichen Sclerosus is a chronic dermatological condition that primarily affects the male and female genitalia, causing inflammation, itching, and tissue shrinkage. In men, this condition can lead to paraphimosis, which is the inability to return the foreskin to its normal position after it has been retracted, resulting in pain and functional difficulties. One of […]

2 September 2013

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Circumcision for Severe Phimosis: Procedure and Benefits

Views: 37Severe phimosis is a medical condition characterized by an abnormal narrowing of the foreskin, preventing its normal retraction over the head of the penis. This issue can cause pain, recurrent infections, and difficulty urinating or engaging in sexual activity. The most effective and permanent solution for severe phimosis is circumcision, a well-established and safe […]

2 September 2013

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Surgical Solutions for a Short Frenulum

Views: 133A short frenulum is an anatomical condition that can cause discomfort and pain during sexual activity or when retracting the foreskin. This issue is often congenital but can also result from repeated microtraumas or chronic inflammation. What Are the Symptoms of a Short Frenulum? Individuals with a short frenulum may experience difficulty fully retracting […]

2 September 2013

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Penile straightening corporoplasty: procedures and techniques

Views: 93Penile straightening corporoplasty is a delicate and highly specialized surgical procedure performed to treat various penile conditions, including lateral penile recurvature. This condition can cause abnormal angles during erection, making sexual activity difficult or painful. To correct this issue, surgeons perform penile straightening corporoplasty, a procedure that aims to restore a more natural and […]

2 September 2013

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Reconstruction of the Balano-Preputial Sulcus After Circumcision

Views: 9Circumcision is one of the most common surgical procedures worldwide, performed for medical, hygienic, or cultural reasons. However, in some cases, the procedure can lead to unintended outcomes, such as aesthetic or functional alterations of the balano-preputial region. The reconstruction of the balano-preputial sulcus is an advanced solution to restore the anatomy and function […]

1 November 2013

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Penile Cancer: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Reconstruction

Views: 50Penile cancer is a rare but potentially aggressive malignancy that affects penile tissue, significantly impacting the patient’s quality of life. This type of cancer predominantly originates from squamous epithelium and may present as ulcerative, nodular, or verrucous lesions. Early diagnosis is crucial to ensuring effective treatment and improving prognosis. One of the most advanced […]

8 October 2014

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Penile Adhesions: Reconstruction and Re-circumcision by Prof. Gabriele Antonini

Views: 205Penile adhesions are a medical condition that can occur after surgical procedures such as circumcision. These adhesions form when scar tissue creates an abnormal connection between the glans and the residual foreskin, limiting skin mobility and causing discomfort or pain. In some cases, adhesions may be associated with the formation of cutaneous keloids, hypertrophic […]

2 March 2011

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Frenulum Considerations After Circumcision and Frenuloplasty

Views: 19The frenulum of the penis is a small band of elastic tissue located on the underside of the glans, connecting it to the foreskin. It plays a crucial role in penile sensitivity and function. However, in certain conditions, medical intervention may be necessary, such as in cases of a short frenulum (frenulum breve) or […]

8 October 2014

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Post-circumcision keloid treatment: a urological approach

Views: 14The formation of a keloid after circumcision is a rare but possible occurrence, which can cause aesthetic discomfort and, in some cases, physical symptoms such as itching or skin tightness. Dr. Gabriele Antonini, a urologist and andrologist, adopts a specialized approach to treating this post-operative complication by combining expertise in urological surgery and advanced […]

8 October 2014

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