How long does it take to recover from circumcision surgery?

Circumcision, also known as penile circumcision surgery, has a recovery period that varies due to individual differences, but it can generally be divided into the following stages: 1. Initial Healing Phase: About 7-10 days after surgery, the wound undergoes initial healing, and sutures can be removed (if silk sutures were used). Although the wound appears healed at this stage, its strength is still low, so care should be taken to avoid external forces that may cause the wound to split open. 2. Basic Recovery Phase: Approximately one month post-surgery, the wound basically recovers and can withstand a certain amount of external pressure, although complete recovery still requires more time. During this period, it is important to maintain wound cleanliness to avoid infection and follow medical advice for proper wound care. 3. Full Recovery Phase: To achieve complete recovery, an additional 3-4 weeks or longer may be required, depending specifically on the patient's physical condition, surgical method, and postoperative care.