Lysis of Residual "Adhesions"

Remove any remaining "adhesions" with the blunt probe.

In this image: The physician uses a blunt probe to remove residual "adhesions."

Make sure the corona is fully exposed 360°.
Place the blunt probe in the sulcus just proximal to the corona to help break up often subtle "adhesions."
Dab off any excess blood with a sterile gauze sponge as necessary.
Check the ventral area where "adhesions" are often present on the glans and corona. For a good, symmetrical circumcision, these must be removed. Avoid damaging the frenulum. Remember, the frenulum starts at or below the corona.
There is no frenulum on the glans. What appears as "frenulum" on the ventral glans is really only "adhesions" that haven't been lyzed yet.

In this image: Avoid damaging the frenulum when removing the "adhesions."