Purpose: This study aimed to examine the short-and long-term complications of thermocautery-assisted circumcisions.

Materials and Methods: A total of 1780 children who consecutively underwent thermocautery-assisted circumcisions from May 2014 to May 2016 in Yuksekova State Hospital in Turkey were included in this study. Thesechildren were classified into perioperative, early postoperative, and long-term complication groups. In addition, the age groups were compared in terms of complications.

Results: The patient age and surgical duration means were 4.16±3.805 years old and 6.14±1.703 minutes, respectively. Complications were observed in twelve patients, or 0.6% of the whole observation set. One patient exhibited bleeding and was included in the perioperative complications group. Four patients were included in the early postoperative complications group; three of them had bleeding and one had an infection. Finally, three patients had trapped penises, two patients had meatitis, one patient had a delayed wound healing issue, and one had