Male circumcision - Learn more
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Circumcision is an elective surgical procedure performed on males. It is the practice of removing the foreskin from the penis. Circumcision is generally a safe procedure and complications are rare. It may occasionally be needed for medical reasons, but more commonly performed for cultural or personal reasons.
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