I understand he is not comfortable and it causes him pain. I understand that 2 dr now have told u this is the thing to do but you have to understand that here in the USA dr's are so ignorent of the intact forskin that they automaticly see cut as the answer they were never taught any other way.

Ok you got me to researching the issue

and I have learned many things. I am not so against the procedure as before alto I do think that your son is still to young for it.
The frenulum could very well get more stretchy when full puberty hits. If it is hurting him then maybe it is for the best.
I did find that with a tight frenulum stretching rarly works

I would have a consult with the urologist and have him/her explain in detail what they were going to do and how many times they have done this proceedure.
Also make sure the you tell them they in no way have your permission to do a circumcision and if they do you will sue. Some dr just get cut happy when they get ahold of the genitals of a man.
Read this link: http://www.circumstitions.com/Frenbrev.html
Quote:
| The average age for surgical treatment is from 17 to 27 years old. (This was reported by a Urologist in Germany who operates approximately once a month on these cases). This is a very small operation and is usually done as an out-patient. |
All the articles I have pulled up say that the proceedure is done when the boy is older like the quote above. Since growth during puberty can make a difference.
Here is some info on the frenulum:
scroll down the page till u get to the picture of the view of the frenulum
here is 2 pictures of frenulums the one on top as u can see extends all the way to the end of the head of the penis:
http://www.foreskin.org/frenulum.htm
Quote:
The disadvantages of removing the frenulum are:-
1.) The frenulum is generally fairly sensitive and provides another place for stimulation, particularly during oral sex.
2.) The main vein (often wrongly called the frenular artery) in the frenulum will be cut and this often bleeds profusely until a stitch is placed to close it. |