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Circumcision Services
Trusted Care with Dr. Neel Bector
At Lip Doctor, we are proud to offer infant, baby, and newborn circumcision services in a safe, comfortable, and professional medical environment. Led by Dr. Neel Bector, a highly experienced physician, our circumcision procedures are performed using advanced techniques to ensure the highest standards of care, safety, and compassion for both infants and their families.
Our focus is on providing a positive, stress-free experience for parents, and a safe, gentle procedure for newborns.
Why Choose Lip Doctor
Before the Procedure
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why Choose Lip Doctor for Infant Circumcision?
Expertise You Can Trust
Dr. Neel Bector is an experienced medical professional known for precision, expertise, and patient-centered care. He brings extensive procedural experience and the calm reassurance parents look for when making healthcare decisions for their child.
Modern Circumcision Technique
We use a virtually painless and quick procedure with minimal discomfort and an excellent healing profile.
Compassionate, Family-Centered Care
Our team is dedicated to providing thorough pre- and post-procedure guidance, ensuring parents feel confident, supported, and informed at every stage.
Comfortable, Private Setting
Our clinic offers a modern medical setting with a focus on warmth and comfort for both baby and family. We schedule ample time for consultations and aftercare instructions.
About the Procedure
Infant circumcision at Lip Doctor is typically performed between 1 to 6 weeks of age. The procedure is:
- Performed in a dedicated procedure room with sterile technique.
- Accompanied by a local anesthetic (a combination of a sugar solution and topical and injectable anesthetics) to minimize discomfort.
Parents are welcome to be present before and immediately after the procedure, and we provide clear instructions for aftercare and follow-up.
Before the Procedure
During your consultation, Dr. Bector will:
- Review your baby’s health history.
- Perform a brief examination to ensure they are a suitable candidate.
- Explain the procedure, benefits, risks, and answer all your questions.
- Provide pre-procedure instructions, including feeding guidelines.
Aftercare Instructions
Proper aftercare is essential for optimal healing. We will provide you with detailed written and verbal instructions, but here is an overview:
- Healing time: Expect the area to heal within 7–10 days.
- Care routine: Apply petroleum jelly or antibiotic ointment as directed, typically at each diaper change.
- Discomfort: Some mild redness, swelling, or spotting is normal for the first 24–48 hours.
- Diapering: Change diapers frequently to keep the area clean.
- Bathing: Sponge baths are recommended for the first few days.
- Follow-up: We are available for any concerns and will advise if a follow-up is needed.
What to Expect After Circumcision
Most babies are calm and feed well within an hour of the procedure. Mild fussiness is normal and usually resolves with cuddling, feeding, or infant acetaminophen (if recommended by Dr. Bector). We will advise you on what is normal to expect and when to call us if you have concerns.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- At what age is circumcision performed?
We recommend circumcision for babies between 1–6 weeks of age, as this is when the procedure is safest, fastest, and involves the least discomfort. - Is the procedure painful for my baby?
We use a combination of sugar solution, topical anesthetic, and a local nerve block to ensure minimal discomfort. Most babies tolerate the procedure very well and are calm shortly after. - How long does the circumcision procedure take?
The procedure itself takes under 5 minutes, but we schedule extra time for preparation, explanation, and aftercare review. - How do I care for my baby after circumcision?
You will receive detailed instructions, but generally, this involves applying ointment at each diaper change, monitoring for signs of infection, and avoiding tub baths for a few days. - When should I call the clinic after the procedure?
Please contact us if you notice excessive bleeding, severe swelling, persistent crying, fever, or any concerns about healing. We are always available to support you. - Is circumcision covered by insurance or OHIP?
In Ontario, circumcision is generally not covered by OHIP and is considered an elective procedure. We will provide transparent pricing information during your consultation.
