Eighty six patients where operated by the urethral transglanular advancement technique. During this period, we modified the reconstruction of the meatus to prevent the uncosmetic appearance of the meatus, resulting from the initial technique. The results were excellent. In 40 patients (23 adults and 17 adolescents) we were able to judge the appearance and function of their adult penis with a follow-up of at least 7 to 16 years after the intervention. In conclusion, we think that the fear of ischaemia and retraction or even necrosis, with secondary late chordee, after extensive urethral mobilisation, is unjustified.