Frenular nerve block for PE in Busan Seomyeon — the focused option.

From ₩1,500,000 all-inclusive at our Busan Seomyeon clinic — one figure covering the procedure, the anaesthesia and the clinic's procedure-room use, confirmed in writing after assessment. It is on the published price list and identical for every patient.

One target instead of three. The frenular block at our Busan clinic addresses the frenulum alone; the triple procedure also treats the glans surface and dorsal nerve branches. Frenular-driven PE responds well to the focused option; multi-source lifelong PE does not, and our Busan urologists say which you have before payment.

By examination at our Busan clinic and by where you describe sensitivity concentrating, supported by testing where useful. Men who can point to one spot on the underside and identify contact there as what tips it over are the clearest candidates. Diffuse glans sensitivity points elsewhere.

No. The procedure raises the reflex threshold at one specific site and leaves erectile function, orgasm and the sensation of intercourse intact. Numbness is not the mechanism and would be a failed result.

No, though they are related and sometimes combined in one Busan session. Frenuloplasty lengthens a tight frenulum to relieve pulling and tearing; the nerve block addresses hypersensitivity to delay ejaculation. A man with both problems may benefit from both, and your Busan urologist explains which applies.

Durable rather than guaranteed permanent. Most men treated in Busan hold the result long term; a minority notice partial return over years and can be reassessed. Any clinic promising permanence on a nerve procedure is overselling.

It is among the fastest procedures at our Busan clinic — a quick outpatient session under local anaesthesia with same-day discharge, and swelling and tenderness settling over the first days. Four written aftercare points are provided.

Often one night, since consultation and procedure can frequently be arranged on a single visit with a next-day flight. Tell the clinic your dates in your first message and the plan is built around them.

It depends on how many sensitivity sources are contributing, which the assessment determines. Where the frenulum is clearly the trigger, yes. Where it is not the whole story, starting small costs you a second trip — and that trade-off is stated before payment rather than after.

Then a frenuloplasty may be combined in the same session. Tightness that pulls or tears during sex and hypersensitivity that shortens time are separate problems, and both can be addressed together at our Seomyeon clinic.

Expected: swelling, bruising and altered sensation settling over days to weeks. Uncommon: infection, persistent altered sensation, or insufficient effect requiring reassessment. Increasing pain or spreading redness after day two is a same-day message to the Busan clinic.

Once your Busan urologist confirms healing — typically a matter of weeks rather than months, with the exact date given in writing after the procedure rather than estimated in advance.

No. The procedure done at our Seomyeon clinic changes the reflex threshold at the frenulum and does not affect sperm production, ejaculation volume or fertility.

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.

Yes. The board-certified urologist in Busan who confirms the frenulum is your trigger performs the procedure and manages your follow-up. You are never passed to a junior doctor or a different surgeon.