Specialist Frenulectomy For a Tight or Torn Frenulum
A tight, short or repeatedly tearing frenulum is far more common than most men realise, and it's straightforward to put right. At Gentle Procedures, your frenulectomy is carried out by a specialist surgeon under local anaesthetic, as a quick day procedure, with honest all-inclusive pricing and no GP referral needed.
Specialist men's surgical care
No waiting lists
All-inclusive pricing
Discreet, judgement-free care
Frenulectomy, Led by Doctors Who Specialise in Men's Health
We've built our service around the things that actually matter when something feels awkward to talk about: privacy, a clear price, and a specialist who has performed hundreds of frenulectomy procedures before yours.
Our frenulectomy pricing is all-inclusive and upfront. One clear figure covers your consultation, the frenulectomy itself and your follow-up care. There are no surprise add-ons and no invoice after the fact.
We also give you time. Your appointment is unhurried, so you can describe what's been happening and understand exactly what your frenulectomy involves before you decide. The procedure itself usually takes only minutes, but the care around it never feels rushed.
We’ve Refined Every Part of the Frenulectomy, So You Don’t Have to Think Twice
A quick, gentle procedure
Your frenulectomy is carried out under local anaesthetic by a specialist surgeon and usually takes only a few minutes. You stay awake and comfortable throughout, and you're home the same day.
Unhurried, generous appointments
You'll have time to explain your symptoms and ask questions in a calm, confidential setting. Before your frenulectomy goes ahead, we talk you through every option properly, so your decision is fully informed.
Aftercare and doctor access, always included
You'll leave with clear, plain-language aftercare guidance for your frenulectomy, plus follow-up support if you need it. It's all part of the price, with nothing extra to pay.
One Clear Price For Your Frenulectomy
You deserve to know the cost before you book, not after. Your frenulectomy price covers everything from start to finish, with no hidden fees and no surprise extras.
- Your specialist frenulectomy consultation and assessment
- The frenulectomy itself, carried out by a men's health surgeon
- Easy to follow aftercare guidance before you leave
- Follow-up support if you need it, at no extra cost
Straight From Our Patients
Frenulectomy: Honest Answers For Men
Do I need a frenulectomy?
That's exactly what your consultation answers. A frenulectomy removes a tight, short or repeatedly tearing frenulum when it's the clear cause of your pain, bleeding or pulling during sex. Our specialist examines the area, confirms the frenulum is the problem, and only recommends a frenulectomy if it genuinely suits you, with no pressure to proceed.
What's the difference between a frenulectomy and a frenuloplasty?
A frenuloplasty lengthens the frenulum while keeping it in place, whereas a frenulectomy removes the frenulum entirely. A frenulectomy is often the better choice when the frenulum is very tight or scarred, or where lengthening alone wouldn't give a lasting result.
Is a frenulectomy the same as a circumcision?
No. A circumcision removes the foreskin, whereas a frenulectomy only removes the frenulum and leaves your foreskin intact.
Is a frenulectomy done under general anaesthetic?
No. Your frenulectomy is performed under local anaesthetic, so the area is fully numbed while you stay awake and comfortable, and you go home the same day.
Will my frenulectomy procedure hurt?
The frenulectomy itself should be pain-free, as the area is fully numbed. You may feel a brief sting as the anaesthetic goes in, and some mild tenderness afterwards, which usually settles within a few days with simple pain relief.
How soon can I return to normal life after my frenulectomy?
Most men are back to everyday activities within a day or two of a frenulectomy. We'll ask you to avoid sex and masturbation until the area has healed securely, and we'll tailor that advice to how you're recovering.
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