This document provides information on Paul's method of circumcision. It begins with a brief history of circumcision and then outlines Paul's method. Some key points: - Paul's method is an adaptation of the excision-ligation method. It is a simple, safe, bloodless procedure best for babies 2 weeks to 5 months old. - The procedure involves clamping the foreskin with forceps to cut off blood flow before severing the foreskin. This makes it a bloodless procedure. - It has minimal pain, a short exposure time, and allows for varying shaft sizes. Complications are rare if done properly. - The method can also be used to correct poorly done