What is hypospadias?
Hypospadias is a common congenital condition in boys where the opening of the urethra is located on the underside of the penis rather than at the tip. It is present from birth and is corrected with surgery to improve urinary function, appearance, and long-term comfort. It is one of the most frequently treated conditions in pediatric urology.
Surgical approach
Dr. Anant Bangar assesses the type and severity of hypospadias and recommends the most suitable surgical plan for the child. Parents receive clear guidance on timing, the procedure itself, and recovery.
- Age-appropriate surgical planning
- Single-stage repair for milder cases
- Staged repair for more severe cases
- Post-operative follow-up & counselling
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Hypospadias surgery — FAQs
At what age is hypospadias surgery done?
Hypospadias repair is usually planned in early childhood. The exact timing depends on the severity and the child's health, and is decided after examination.
Is hypospadias surgery a single operation?
Milder cases are often corrected in a single stage. More severe cases may need a staged repair, which Dr. Bangar will explain clearly before treatment.