Triple nerve block PE surgery in Busan Seomyeon — three sources, one session.

₩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.

Because in true lifelong PE the hypersensitivity is rarely confined to one site. Releasing the frenulum while the dorsal branches and glans surface remain unchanged gives a partial result — which is exactly what men describe when they arrive in Busan after a single-site procedure elsewhere.

No. The target at our Busan clinic is the threshold at which the ejaculatory reflex fires, not the sensory supply as a whole. The sensation of intercourse, orgasm and erectile function are preserved. A numb glans would be a complication rather than a successful outcome.

No — it is an outpatient procedure under local anaesthesia in the clinic's own room in Seomyeon, with same-day discharge. There is no hospital admission.

Durable rather than eternal. Most men treated in Busan hold their result long term; a minority notice partial return over years and can be reassessed. Any clinic promising permanence on a nerve procedure is overselling, and our Busan urologists say so.

Men with true lifelong PE confirmed on assessment at our Busan clinic, ideally with demonstrable glans hypersensitivity, who have tried behavioural techniques and topical agents without adequate result. Men with acquired or situational PE are not candidates and are told so before payment.

Then this is the wrong operation and you are told at the assessment. Acquired PE has a findable cause — thyroid dysfunction, prostatitis or erectile difficulty being compensated for — and treating that is the treatment. It is a common reason men leave our Busan clinic without a procedure.

Usually yes, and it is a frequent reason for coming to Busan. Prior surgery changes the planning; send photographs and any operative details before travelling and you receive a provisional view in writing.

Your Busan urologist gives a realistic range at consultation based on your baseline and assessment findings. No specific number of minutes is promised before examination, and a clinic quoting one is telling you something about itself.

Quick for a surgical procedure: swelling and tenderness settling over the first days to weeks after the Busan procedure, with four specific aftercare points the clinic gives you in writing. Sexual activity resumes when your urologist confirms.

One to two nights covers the consultation and the procedure for most men, since it is outpatient under local anaesthesia. Your written plan states the figure before you book flights.

Expected after the Busan procedure: swelling, bruising and altered sensation settling over 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.

No. The procedure performed in Busan changes the reflex threshold and does not affect sperm production, ejaculation volume or fertility. Any separate fertility concern is assessed with a semen analysis.

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 your PE type performs the surgery and manages your follow-up. You are never passed to a junior doctor or a different surgeon.