Is 13 years old too late for webbed scrotum surgery?

Generally speaking, performing surgery for penoscrotal webbing at age 13 is considered late; earlier surgical intervention is recommended. Details are as follows:

Penoscrotal webbing is a congenital malformation in which the skin on the ventral side of the penis fuses with the skin of the scrotum, causing the scrotum to elevate along with the penis during erection, resembling the shape of a duck's foot. Surgical correction is usually recommended at an early age, ideally around 3 years old. Delaying surgery may affect normal urination and future daily activities. Early surgical correction is advised. After surgery, special attention should be paid to keeping the incision site clean and properly cared for. Diet should be mild, avoiding spicy or irritating foods.

If any physical discomfort occurs, prompt medical consultation is recommended. Following standardized treatment under a doctor's guidance can promote recovery.