Circumcision for every age, done with care.
Private circumcision for newborns, children, and adults, performed in clinic by a urology surgeon. We walk you through every step, from your first consultation to healing at home.
Performed by a urology surgeon
Every procedure is done in our clinic by an experienced urology surgeon.
Private and discreet
Confidential visits with the same small team from your first appointment through follow-up.
In-person or virtual
Many visits and follow-ups can be virtual. Exams and procedures happen in clinic.
Common reasons for circumcision
Every reason is valid. We'll answer your questions without judgment.
Cultural or religious reasons
Many families choose circumcision for their newborn or child for cultural or faith reasons.
Personal or family preference
Some parents and adults choose circumcision for hygiene or personal preference.
Phimosis
A tight foreskin that causes pain, ballooning with urination, or problems with erections or intimacy.
Recurring infections or irritation
Repeated inflammation of the foreskin or head of the penis (balanitis) that keeps coming back.
From consultation to recovery
A clear plan at every step, so you know exactly what's happening.
Consult
We review health history, answer your questions, and confirm the right timing and approach.
Prepare
You'll get clear instructions for the day of the procedure, including feeding or eating guidance.
Procedure
Performed in clinic by our urology surgeon, using local anesthetic to keep the area numb.
Recover
Written aftercare instructions and a way to reach us with questions while you heal.
Care at every age
The approach and recovery depend on age. We'll explain what applies to you or your child.
Newborn circumcision
Often done in the first weeks of life, when the procedure is quickest and healing is simplest.
- Local anesthetic for comfort
- Short visit
- Diaper-change aftercare guidance
Circumcision for children
For older babies and children, we discuss timing, comfort, and the best approach for your child's age.
- Child-friendly explanations
- Clear plan for parents
Adult circumcision
A private, in-clinic procedure for teens and adults, whether for medical or personal reasons.
- Local anesthetic
- Back to most daily activities within days
- Guidance on returning to exercise and sex
When it's medically necessary
Circumcision may be recommended for phimosis, recurring infections, or other foreskin problems. In these cases, it may be covered.
Urological health →When to seek urgent care
Go to the nearest emergency department if you or your child have:
- Bleeding that doesn't stop with firm, gentle pressure
- No urination within 12 hours after the procedure
- A foreskin stuck behind the head of the penis with swelling (before the procedure)
- Fever, spreading redness, or foul-smelling discharge
Who we see for circumcision
Not sure if circumcision is the right choice? A consultation is the best place to start.
We can help if
- You're considering circumcision for your newborn or child
- You're an adult with a tight foreskin or repeated infections
- You want circumcision for personal, cultural, or religious reasons
- You'd like a private consultation to ask questions first
We'll look more closely if
- Your baby was born early or has a health condition
- There's a family history of bleeding problems
- Your baby has an unusual position of the urethra opening
- You have diabetes or a skin condition affecting the area
Costs, clearly explained
Cost shouldn't stop you from getting answers. Here's what to expect.
May have a cost Discussed up front
- Elective (non-medical) circumcision
- Fees are discussed before anything is booked
We'll confirm whether your procedure is covered or private, and review any fees, before anything is booked.
Frequently asked questions
Who performs the procedure?
Every circumcision is performed by a urology surgeon, in our clinic.
Does it hurt?
A local anesthetic numbs the area during the procedure. Some soreness afterward is normal and is usually managed with simple pain relief.
How long does healing take?
Most newborns heal within 7 to 10 days. Older children and adults usually heal within a few weeks.
Is circumcision covered by Alberta Health?
Elective circumcision is a private service. When it's medically necessary, such as for phimosis or recurring infections, it may be covered. We'll confirm before booking.
Questions? We're here to help.
Book a private consultation and we'll walk you through the procedure, recovery, and costs.
Performed by a urology surgeon · Private unless medically necessary