There is no consensus age for routine male circumcision. The procedure is easier when performed at a young age, but becomes more difficult as the child gets older. The study was designed to determine the best age for this type of surgery. For some parents, their religious or cultural beliefs drive this decision. It is a matter for convenience for other parents. For those who aren’t religious, the age range is the same for male circumcision. Waiting until a boy is at minimum one year old is a smart decision. Children heal faster than adults, and scarring is much less visible. In addition, most religious traditions recommend circumcision during infancy. A boy can have circumcision done at seven to eight …