Abstract: Objective: To explore the efficacy of modified foreskin-deglove and shaft-fix procedure in the treatment of congenital concealed penis. Methods: 215 patients (aged from 5.0 to 15.3 years old) diagnosed as congenital concealed penis were included in the study,and the modified foreskin-deglove and shaft-fix procedure were performed.After the penis has been dressing for 3 days,and the urethra catheterized for 4 days,the patients were discharged.Results: Average operation time was 50 minutes,mean hospitalized day was 4.5 days,and the postoperative edema of prepuce only lasted for 7 to 10 days.With 6 months to 36 months follow-up,4 cases of penis shaft retraction occurred,and 2 cases of dissatisfied appearance caused by obesity,other cases were all satisfied with the appearance of the penis after plastic surgery,without erection or voiding disorder.Conclusions: The modified foreskin-deglove and shaft-fix procedure is an ideal choice for congenital concealed penis correction,which was easy to expose the penile shaft and to excise the fabric tissue,at the same time penile skin was reserved.So this procedure can resolve basic pathologic problems of congenital concealed penis and has good clinical effect.