Penile Frenuloplasty

Private Penile Frenuloplasty in London

Relieve tightness, eliminate discomfort during erections, and restore confidence with expert frenuloplasty performed by Consultant Urologists.

Overview & Quick Details

• Procedure Cost: £750
• Initial Consultation: £180
• Procedure Duration: Approx. 10–15 minutes
• Anaesthetic: Local anaesthetic
• Setting: Outpatient minor surgery clinic
• Specialists: Consultant Urologists (Dr Prodromos Ouzounoglou & Dr Imad Mohtar)

What is Penile Frenuloplasty?

The frenulum is a small band of elastic tissue on the underside of the penis that connects the foreskin to the glans (head of the penis). In some men, this band is naturally short, tight, or restricted—a condition clinically known as frenulum breve.

A tight frenulum can:

• Pull or bend the head of the penis downwards during erections.
• Cause sharp pain, irritation, or tension during sexual intercourse.
• Tear and bleed during intimacy, leading to scar tissue and worsening tightness.
• Restrict comfortable retraction of the foreskin.

Penile Frenuloplasty is a safe, minimally invasive outpatient procedure designed to release this tightness. By making a precise incision across the band and suturing it in a lengthened position, the tension is permanently relieved while fully preserving the foreskin and normal sensation.

Why Choose Northway Clinic for Frenuloplasty?

• Consultant-Led Care: Your procedure is performed by highly experienced NHS and private Consultant Urologists, not general practitioners.
• Foreskin Preservation: Unlike full circumcision, frenuloplasty preserves the foreskin and natural penile sensitivity.
• Quick, Walk-in Walk-out Procedure: Completed under local anaesthetic in just 10–15 minutes, allowing you to return home the same day.
• Transparent Pricing: Fixed-price packages with no hidden facility or surgical fees.
• Convenient London Location: Located just a 1-minute walk from Canning Town Station (Jubilee Line & DLR), easily accessible from Canary Wharf, Stratford, and Central London.

Pricing & Fees

We offer clear, upfront, fixed-cost pricing for private self-pay patients:

What to Expect: The Patient Journey

1. Initial Consultation & Assessment

Prior to surgery, you will attend a comprehensive consultation with one of our Consultant Urologists. Your doctor will examine the area, discuss your symptoms, review your medical history (including any blood-thinning medications or allergies), and confirm whether frenuloplasty is the best treatment for you.

Note: To ensure complete clinical safety and proper patient preparation, the procedure is carried out on a scheduled date following your consultation rather than on the same day.

2. The Procedure

• Anaesthesia: A local anaesthetic is administered directly around the frenulum, completely numbing the area so you feel no pain during surgery.
• The Release: The surgeon makes a small, precise incision across the tight band of tissue to release the tension.
• Lengthening & Suturing: The tissue is carefully stitched in a lengthened configuration using fine, dissolvable sutures.
• Dressing: A light, protective dressing is applied, and you are ready to be discharged shortly afterwards.

3. Recovery & Aftercare

Recovery from frenuloplasty is typically rapid and manageable at home:

• Pain Relief: Mild soreness or swelling is normal for the first few days and can be easily managed with over-the-counter painkillers like paracetamol or ibuprofen.
• Dissolvable Stitches: Stitches naturally dissolve and disappear within 2 to 4 weeks.
• Wound Care & Hygiene: Keep the area clean and dry. Avoid baths, swimming, or soaking the wound for the first 48 hours (gentle showering is fine).
• Clothing: Wear loose-fitting underwear and trousers to avoid friction and irritation.
• Work & Daily Activity: Most patients return to desk work and light daily activities within 2 to 3 days. Heavy lifting, intense gym workouts, and strenuous exercise should be avoided for 2 to 3 weeks.
• Sexual Abstinence: You must abstain from all sexual intercourse and masturbation for 4 to 6 weeks to allow the delicate tissue to heal fully and prevent wound breakdown.

Potential Risks and Complications

Frenuloplasty is a safe, routine, and highly effective procedure. Serious complications are rare, but potential risks include:

• Minor bleeding, swelling, or bruising
• Infection at the incision site
• Temporary numbness or altered sensitivity
• Scar tissue formation or mild cosmetic asymmetry
• Recurrence of tightness requiring further treatment (such as circumcision in rare cases)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Book Your Urology Consultation at Northway Clinic

If you have recently noticed penile curvature, pain, or a firm plaque along the shaft, early intervention is vital. Contact our specialist team today to arrange a confidential assessment with one of our Consultant Urologists.

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