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Our Medical Practice has closed, however, Dr. Jesin continues to specialize in ritual and non-ritual circumcision.
I will be overseas until mid June 2025 and not available for brit milah or non ritual circumcisions in the Toronto area. If you have a question about a previously performed circumcision, you can send me an email at: aaron@drjesin.com.If you are looking for a non ritual circumcision, you can call Dr. David Levin at The Circumcision Clinic at: 647-699-2893.
If your baby was born after Mar 15, 2025 and you would like to wait for me to do the circumcision towards the end of June 2025, send me an email at: aaron@drjesin.com. Include the baby’s name, date of birth ad full contact information.
If you are looking for a non ritual circumcision, you can call:
- Dr. David Levin at the Circumcision Clinic: 647-699-2893
- Dr. Aharon Lauterpacht at KidCrew Pediatric clinic: 416-654-5437
or - Dr. Mark Greenberg at: 416-702-8990
A Letter from Dr Aaron Jesin
Please note that my brit milah practice and circumcision clinic continue to be open and at your service.
It has been a pleasure and honour to look after your health for these past years. Caring for my patients has been extremely fulfilling. It is now time to devote my attention, along with my wife, to our children, grandchildren and extended family. I retired from my family medical practice at the end of January 2022.
If you require access to your medical records, they are being stored at RSRS Medical Records Storage. RSRS can be reached at 416-398-0638.
As of January 26, 2022, Dr. Sasan Iraji will be taking over care of my family practice patients. Dr. Iraji spent several years in an orthopedic residency before switching to and completing a family practice residency. He worked for two years in the UK in family practice and two years in a practice in Mississauga.
Dr. Iraji can be reached at:
Dr. Sasan Iraji
935 Sheppard Ave. West, Unit 1,
North York, ON
M3H 2T7
Tel: 416-635-6060
Jesin
Circumcision Clinic
Circumcision should be a decision of the parents. This
decision may be based on religion, culture, ethnicity,
medical considerations, or individual choice.
The religions of Islam and Judaism require circumcision. For the special needs of the Jewish circumcision please see the web site pertaining to Brit milah.
As for the cultural, ethnic or individual choice for circumcision, these issues should be left to the parents.
Medical considerations are numerous: Link to Circumcision Page
Brit
Milah, Jewish Circumcision
Brit milah, the covenant of circumcision, was
commanded by God to Abraham over 3,700 years ago. It has
been carried out faithfully, from generation to
generation, even during times of religious and ethnic
persecution when Jews were forced to practice their
rituals in secret. In fact, the only time the Jewish
people willingly desisted from this practice was during
the 40 years of wandering in the Sinai wilderness. Before
entering Canaan, every male was circumcised by Joshua. Link
to Brit Milah Page
Dr.
Aaron Jesin
The Jesin Circumcision
Clinic
e-mail: aaron@drjesin.com
Israeli phone number: 052-399-4313
WhatsApp: +972523994313
Canada phone number: 1-416-635-5012
e-mail: aaron@drjesin.com