Hypospadias Surgery is a specialized procedure performed to correct hypospadias, a congenital condition in which the opening of the urethra is located on the underside of the penis rather than at the tip. The condition may also involve a downward curvature of the penis and an altered foreskin appearance. The goal of hypospadias surgery is to create a functional urethral opening at an appropriate position, correct penile curvature when required, and achieve a natural appearance. Treatment is generally planned according to the location of the urethral opening, severity of curvature, penile anatomy, and the child’s overall health. Modern surgical techniques can be tailored to different types of hypospadias, ranging from distal to more complex proximal cases. Depending on the individual condition, surgery may be completed in one or more stages. Proper postoperative care and follow-up are important for monitoring healing and identifying potential complications such as urethral fistula, narrowing, or wound-related problems. Parents seeking hypospadias surgery for their child should consult an experienced pediatric urology or pediatric surgery specialist for a detailed evaluation and personalized treatment plan. Early specialist assessment can help determine the appropriate surgical approach and provide guidance regarding recovery and follow-up.