Adult circumcision is performed by Dr. Bradley Landis, MD, a board-certified urologist with more than 35 years of experience, at our outpatient surgical center in Los Angeles.

Recovery from adult circumcision usually begins within the first week, when swelling and mild discomfort improve. Most men return to regular activities in 2–3 weeks, with full healing expected in 4–6 weeks.

Sexual activity is typically safe to resume 4–6 weeks after adult circumcision, depending on how well healing progresses during follow-up.

No referral is required for self-pay patients. If you plan to use insurance for adult circumcision, check with your provider about referral requirements.

With modern anesthesia, adult circumcision is generally well tolerated. Patients usually feel little or no pain during the procedure. Mild discomfort during recovery is common and can be managed with over-the-counter medication.

We provide affordable pricing, a discreet and professional setting, and the expertise of Dr. Bradley Landis, MD, a board-certified urologist with more than 34 years of surgical experience.

The procedure itself usually lasts 30–45 minutes. Including preparation and recovery, most patients spend about 2–3 hours at our Los Angeles surgical center.

Our surgeons use advanced cosmetic techniques to reduce scarring. A faint line may remain after adult circumcision, but it usually fades and is barely noticeable.

Yes. Adult circumcision lowers the risk of urinary tract infections, foreskin inflammation (balanitis), and certain sexually transmitted infections. Many men also report fewer hygiene-related issues after surgery.

Some insurance plans cover adult circumcision when it is medically necessary (such as for phimosis or recurring infections). Coverage varies, so confirm details with your insurance provider.

Like any surgery, adult circumcision carries small risks such as infection, bleeding, or delayed healing. Complications are uncommon when performed by an experienced, board-certified urologist like Dr. Landis.

Most men return to desk or light work within 2–3 days after adult circumcision. Physically demanding jobs may require 1–2 weeks of rest.

Preparation includes avoiding blood-thinning medications (unless directed otherwise by your doctor), arranging for someone to drive you home, and following the pre-surgery instructions provided at your consultation.

Yes. Adult Circumcision - Outpatient Surgical Center offers flexible payment and financing options to make adult circumcision affordable for every patient.