Presenter from the Novoglan phimosis video

Struggling with phimosis?

Treatment doesn’t have to mean surgery.

If a tight foreskin is difficult or uncomfortable to retract, Novoglan offers a clinically studied, non-surgical medical device for private at-home treatment using gentle, controlled tissue expansion.

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Class I medical deviceForeskin tissue expansion system

30 minutes dailyPrivate at-home treatment routine

Published clinical researchIndependently investigated adult phimosis clinical study

Novoglan balloon and pump held in two hands

What Novoglan actually does

Gentle, controlled tissue expansion — not a surgical procedure.

The Novo-Inflator™ balloon applies controlled pressure across the tight foreskin tissue. Repeated use encourages gradual tissue expansion over time.

Position

The balloon is positioned beneath the foreskin as directed.

Inflate gently

Pressure is increased to a comfortable level.

Use for 30 minutes daily

Consistent daily treatment supports progressive expansion of the tight tissue.

Clinical evidence

A purpose-built device with published clinical evidence behind it.

Novoglan has been evaluated in a published adult phimosis clinical trial, post-market data, and longer-term follow-up.

90%+

Successful treatment in the published Novoglan-01 clinical study

The open-label adult phimosis study reported successful outcomes for the large majority of participants, with no serious adverse events reported.

Real-world evidence

Post-market data has evaluated outcomes across hundreds of Novoglan users outside the original clinical study.

Long-term follow-up

Published follow-up has examined longer-term efficacy and safety across clinical-trial, post-marketing and two-year outcome data.

Publication 1

Novoglan-01 Open-Label Clinical Trial

Chung E, Polikarpov D, Mazure H, James A, Doosti H, Campbell D and Gillatt D. Novoglan device for treatment of adult phimosis: Novoglan-01 open-label clinical trial on safety, efficacy and tolerability. Translational Andrology and Urology. 2023;12(7):1050–1061. DOI: 10.21037/tau-23-91.

Publication 2

Long-Term Efficacy and Safety

Polikarpov D, Chung E, Mazure H, James A, Doosti H, Campbell D and Gillatt D. IP10-05 Long-Term Efficacy and Safety of Novoglan for Adult Phimosis: Staged Comparison of Post-Marketing Study, Clinical Trial, and Two-Year Follow-Up. The Journal of Urology. 2025;213(5S). DOI: 10.1097/01.JU.0001109900.23127.a9.05.

View Scientific Data Clinical outcomes vary between individuals. Always read the label and follow the current Instructions for Use.

A treatment choice worth understanding

A private, foreskin-preserving pathway for appropriate cases.

For men seeking to preserve the foreskin and explore a non-surgical option, a conservative treatment pathway may be relevant when the tightness can be managed through gradual tissue expansion.

Why men consider Novoglan

They want to preserve their foreskin.
They prefer a private treatment pathway at home.
They want a structured alternative to improvised stretching.
They want to explore a clinically studied non-surgical option before considering surgery.
They value a purpose-built medical device protected by granted patents across multiple international jurisdictions.

When medical assessment matters

Marked scarring, suspected lichen sclerosus/BXO, infection, significant pain, bleeding or other penile skin disease should be medically assessed. Novoglan should be used in accordance with its instructions for use.

Ready for the full details?

See exactly what’s in the Novoglan Treatment Kit.

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