Pediatric Urology Care
Hypospadias is a congenital condition in which the urinary opening (meatus) is not located at the tip of the penis. It may be positioned on the underside and can be associated with curvature (chordee) and abnormal urine stream. Hypospadias Repair is a reconstructive surgery performed to correct the opening position, improve urine flow, and achieve a normal appearance and function.
Corrects urine opening position
Improves urine stream direction
Corrects curvature if present
Reconstructive surgery for normal function
Surgery is recommended when the urine opening is not at the tip, urine stream is abnormal, or curvature may affect function later. Early correction helps in better healing and results.
Urine may spray downward or sideways instead of straight.
Urinary opening is present on the underside of the penis.
Curvature (chordee) may be seen especially during erection later.
Surgery improves both urinary function and normal appearance.
Hypospadias repair is done under anesthesia. The goal is to create a new urine passage opening at the tip, correct curvature, and reconstruct tissues for a natural appearance.
Step 01
The type and position of hypospadias is evaluated before reconstruction.
Step 02
If chordee is present, it is corrected to straighten the penis.
Step 03
A new channel is created to bring urine opening to the tip.
Step 04
Skin and tissues are reconstructed for normal appearance and healing.
Hypospadias repair improves urinary function and supports normal development.
Normal urine stream and improved flow
Corrects curvature for normal function
Improves appearance and confidence later
Safe pediatric procedure with good outcomes
Short stay is common depending on surgery type and child’s condition.
A catheter may be kept for a few days for healing and smooth urination.
Regular follow-up ensures healing and checks urine stream function.
Surgery is commonly planned in early childhood for better healing and outcomes, as advised by the surgeon.
Yes, most children have excellent functional and cosmetic outcomes after surgery with proper follow-up.
