Scrotal flap surgery & penile reconstruction in Busan Seomyeon — coverage first.

From ₩8,000,000 all-inclusive at our Busan Seomyeon clinic, with the final figure set by the size and complexity of the defect and finalised after assessment. Where the plan is staged, each stage is priced and stated in writing before you commit.

Because it is adjacent, colour-matched, elastic and carries its own blood supply. A free graft depends on the bed it is laid on and contracts as it heals — a real disadvantage on a shaft that must change length with erection.

When penile skin has been lost to trauma, infection, foreign-body removal in Busan or elsewhere, or previous buried-penis or circumcision surgery, and the shaft needs healthy coverage to heal and function properly. Our Busan urologists assess the defect and say whether a flap is the right tool.

Close, and better than the alternatives — but a reconstructed shaft is not indistinguishable from an unoperated one, and our Busan surgeons say so before you consent. Scrotal skin bears hair, addressed at the refinement stage, and junction lines mature over months.

Sometimes for a small defect; usually not for an extensive one. The first operation secures coverage and blood supply and the second refines contour, hair and junction lines once tissue has settled. Attempting everything at once on a large defect compromises the result.

It is worth a second opinion, and men travel to Busan for exactly that. Prior surgery narrows the options rather than eliminating them, and the assessment says honestly whether a further operation would improve things — including when it would not.

Photographs and any operative records from previous surgery, sent in your first message to our Busan clinic. The reply from our Busan clinic states whether this is one operation or a staged plan, and roughly what each stage involves, before you book flights.

Longer than for most procedures — a flap needs monitoring in the early days and the figure depends on the extent. Your written plan states the nights required for your case before you book, and staged plans mean a second trip.

Protecting the flap is the whole of the early recovery in Busan: position, dressings, avoiding pressure and tension, and strict activity restriction. Four written aftercare points cover it, and the contour is judged at months rather than weeks.

Expected after the Busan operation: swelling, bruising and firmness for weeks. Uncommon but significant: partial flap loss, wound breakdown, infection, contracture, and the need for revision. These are set out specifically for your defect before surgery in Busan rather than in general terms.

Not as part of this, and not soon after. Reconstruction restores coverage and function; anything cosmetic waits until the tissue has fully settled — months rather than weeks. Our Busan urologists will not combine the two.

Scrotal skin does bear hair, and our Busan surgeons manage it at the refinement stage rather than ignoring it. It is one of the specific reasons complex cases are staged, and it is discussed openly at consultation.

Coverage is the objective of the Busan operation and erectile mechanism is not its target, but sensation over reconstructed skin differs from the original. Where erectile function was already impaired by the original injury, that is assessed separately.

Dr. Moon provides direct English consultation at our Busan Seomyeon clinic. He is internationally trained and comfortable discussing complex medical topics in English.

No. Urogyn publishes one self-pay price list in Korean won and applies it to every patient. Nationality, language and booking from abroad change no figure, and staged plans are priced stage by stage in advance.

Yes. The board-certified urologist in Busan who assesses the defect performs each stage and manages your follow-up through the months healing takes. You are never passed to a junior doctor or a different surgeon.