India's Leading Circumcision Specialist & Expert in the Alisklamp Technique

Dr. Rizwan Khan is a distinguished surgeon at Healing Hands Clinic, Pune, who has transformed circumcision care in India through his unmatched expertise in the Alisklamp technique, a revolutionary, almost entirely painless approach to circumcision. His pioneering contributions have set a new standard for the procedure across India and Asia.

Dr. Khan holds an MS in Surgery and a Fellowship in Urosurgery (FACS). He is the first Indian surgeon to earn a fellowship from Dr. Vedat Ali Canuglu in Ankara, Turkey, a region globally recognised for its advanced surgical practices. More distinctively, he holds the unique distinction of being the only Asian surgeon certified to train other surgeons across Asia in the Alisklamp method, making him a true leader and educator in this specialty.

Beyond circumcision, Dr. Khan is also skilled in proctology and general surgery, offering patients comprehensive surgical care. His calm demeanour, precision, and commitment to minimal-pain outcomes make him a trusted and sought-after surgeon, especially for infants, children, and adults seeking a safe and comfortable circumcision experience.

Circumcision is a surgical procedure that involves the removal of the foreskin, the retractable skin covering the head of the penis. While there are different opinions regarding circumcision, research suggests that there may be some potential benefits to the procedure, including:

• Reduced risk of urinary tract infections (UTIs) : Circumcision has been shown to lower the risk of UTIs, which can be a serious health concern, particularly in young infants. Studies have found that circumcised infants are up to ten times less likely to develop a UTI than uncircumcised infants.
• Reduced risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) : Some studies have suggested that circumcision may reduce the risk of STIs, including HIV. However, the evidence for this is less clear-cut and should be interpreted with caution.
• Improved hygiene : Circumcision can make it easier to maintain good genital hygiene, as the area under the foreskin can sometimes trap bacteria and other debris.
• Lower risk of certain penile problems : Circumcision has been associated with a lower risk of certain penile problems, including phimosis (a condition in which the foreskin cannot be retracted) and balanitis (an inflammation of the head of the penis).
• Potential reduction in risk of penile cancer : While penile cancer is rare, some studies have suggested that circumcision may be associated with a reduced risk of this type of cancer.

It is important to note that the medical benefits of circumcision are not considered significant enough to recommend routine circumcision for all males, and the decision to circumcise should always be based on individual circumstances and preferences. If there are any concerns or questions, it is best to consult with a healthcare provider who can provide personalized information and guidance.