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Precision Reconstructive Surgery for Hypospadias & Genitourinary Anomalies

Specialized, meticulous surgical reconstruction restoring normal anatomy, function, and cosmetic appearance for boys born with hypospadias.

Advanced Surgical Techniques

We employ microsurgical principles and delicate tissue handling to ensure the highest success rates.

Post-Operative Care

Detailed parental guidance is crucial.

  • Temporary catheter management (if needed)
  • Specialized dressing care to minimize swelling

Buccal Mucosa Grafts

For complex or revision cases, we may use tissue from the inside of the mouth to reconstruct a healthy urethra.

Complex Revisions

MAGPI & TIP Procedures

Utilizing the latest international standard techniques for distal and mid-shaft hypospadias repairs.

Timing of the Surgery

When is the best time?

01

One-Stage vs. Two-Stage

Most cases can be repaired in a single outpatient surgery. Severe cases may require two planned stages separated by 6 months.

02

Older Children & Teens

We also specialize in treating older boys or performing revision surgeries for hypospadias repairs that were previously unsuccessful.

03

6 to 18 Months Old

This is the optimal window for surgery. Infants heal quickly, and performing surgery at this age avoids psychological impact and ensures the child learns to toilet train normally.

Goals of Hypospadias Surgery

Our comprehensive approach ensures functional and aesthetic success.

Straightening the Penis

Correcting downward curvature (chordee) to ensure normal erections in the future.

Relocating the Urethra

Creating a new urethral tube so the opening is at the tip of the glans, allowing for a normal urinary stream.

Cosmetic Reconstruction

Reconstructing the foreskin or performing a cosmetic circumcision for a natural appearance.

Expert Care for Hypospadias

Trust your child's reconstructive surgery to a dedicated pediatric surgical expert.

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common questions about hypospadias.

When should hypospadias surgery be performed?

What is the goal of the surgery?

Does the child need more than one surgery?

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