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Rav Eliyahu Weisman of Mohel PDX has performed hundreds of circumcisions in Portland and across the Pacific Northwest. We service families looking for the comfort of a home circumcision as well as those preferring to have their circumcision performed at our clinic located at 6680 SW Capitol Hwy, Portland, OR 97219. Our clients include families who value 8th day circumcision as well as those who have declined the vitamin K shot. Focused on safety, gentle care, and superior aesthetic results, it is our profound privilege to welcome and serve every one of God’s children. Please reach out for a complimentary consultation or to schedule an appointment.
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6680 SW Capitol Hwy, 97219, Portland, United States
- 503.839.8664
- mohel@mohelpdx.com
- mohelpdx.com
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