Our team consists of fully trained doctors, including Urologists, General Practitioners, and General Surgeons, all of whom are UK-trained and actively working for the NHS. They are supported by experienced nurses to ensure the highest level of care. Our clinic regularly audits results and collects feedback from parents to continuously improve our services.

Yes, circumcision is a safe procedure when carried out by trained professionals in a sterile medical environment. Our clinic meets high safety and quality standards and is fully registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

As with any procedure, there are small risks. The most common minor complications include slight bleeding, infection, or mild discomfort after the procedure. More serious complications are extremely rare. Our team ensures a safe and comfortable experience, and we provide aftercare guidance to minimise any risks.

Yes, some medical conditions mean that circumcision may not be suitable. These include:

• Prematurity (baby born before 37 weeks corrected gestational age)
• Low birth weight (under 2.5 kg)
• Bleeding disorders (such as haemophilia)
• Certain anatomical differences (such as hypospadias or buried penis)

If you are unsure, please contact us or speak to your GP before booking an appointment. Our doctor will also assess your baby before proceeding.

We recommend circumcision as early as possible after birth. The procedure is simpler, healing is quicker, and there is less discomfort. We offer circumcision for babies from two weeks old up to 18 months of age.

Both parents must agree to the circumcision. If one parent is unable to attend, we require written consent along with a copy of their photo ID. If parents disagree, we will not proceed with the procedure.

Please bring the following:

• Both parents’ photo ID (passport or driving licence)
• Your child’s Red Book, birth certificate, and hospital discharge paperwork (if available)
• A bottle of milk (breastmilk or formula) and a dummy if your baby uses one
• Nappies, wipes, and a spare change of clothes
• A tub of Vaseline or olive oil
• A bottle of infant paracetamol (Calpol)

We accept payment by cash or cheque. Payments are taken on arrival, and you will receive a receipt.

We allow up to 2 adults to attend with one child. We strongly advised to leave other children at home or with a relative.

On arrival, you will sign a consent form. Our friendly team will explain the procedure and answer any last-minute questions you may have.

We use the Plastibell method, which is one of the safest and most commonly used techniques worldwide. It is a scalpel-free and stitch-free procedure, ensuring a neat and even result.

We use local anaesthetic to numb the area, ensuring that your baby does not feel pain during the procedure. Some discomfort may be experienced when the anaesthetic is given, similar to childhood vaccinations. The effect lasts for a few hours, and any mild discomfort after that can be managed with infant paracetamol.

The circumcision itself takes about 15 minutes, but you will need to stay at the clinic for around an hour in total for monitoring and aftercare advice.

Some babies may cry due to unfamiliar surroundings or being undressed, but this does not necessarily mean they are in pain. We recommend bringing a dummy or feeding your baby lightly before the procedure to help keep them calm.

The ring usually falls off on its own within 3 to 10 days. If it has not fallen off by day 10, please contact us for advice.

You will stay for a short observation period so that our team can check that everything is fine before you go home.

We will provide detailed aftercare instructions on how to keep the area clean and comfortable. The key points include:

• Apply Vaseline generously to prevent the nappy from sticking to the area
• Give infant paracetamol if needed for pain relief
• Avoid tight clothing or excessive handling of the area
• Follow our guidance on nappy changes and bathing

If you have any concerns, you can always contact our clinic for advice.

Yes, we are fully registered with the Care Quality Commission (CQC), meaning we meet the highest medical and safety standards.

If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact our clinic. Our team is always happy to help!