What should I pay attention to during penile deformity plastic surgery?

The penis of a man is the most important reproductive organ and also an excretory organ. Therefore, men must take care to protect their penis in their daily life. In addition to avoiding external injuries, they must also pay attention to avoiding diseases. This requires male friends to pay attention to the cleaning of the penis in their daily life to avoid the invasion of diseases. So, what should be paid attention to in penile deformity plastic surgery?

Those who have undergone genital plastic surgery are more likely to avoid urinary tract infections than those who have not. Similar reports have been reported for older children and adults, which may have a lot to do with the adhesion of foreskin bacteria. At the same time, men who have undergone genital plastic surgery are more likely to avoid urinary tract infections. Penis plastic surgery is minimally invasive, painless, bleeding-free, suture-free, quick and convenient. If there are no other contraindications, the surgery can be performed on the same day. The entire operation only takes 20 minutes, and there are no side effects. You can go home after treatment, without the need for hospitalization, and it will not affect your normal life, work and study.

Notes

1. You should rest in bed for 3-4 days after penoplasty. Avoid standing or sitting for a long time, otherwise it will easily cause poor local blood circulation, leading to swelling of the glans penis, affecting the healing of the wound. Keep the wound clean and dry, be careful when urinating, and be careful not to wet the gauze. If it gets wet, you should return to the hospital as soon as possible to change it.

2. Avoid sexual stimulation after penis plastic surgery to prevent penile erection. If there is a penile erection, protect the wound with one hand and pinch the glans with the other hand to let the erection subside naturally to avoid wound rupture. If the wound is swollen, painful and bleeding, you can apply cold compress to stop the bleeding; if the bleeding is severe, you should return to the hospital for treatment immediately to avoid further harm.