My DS had this when born too, its weird it happens it 1 in every 300 boys born, my paedeatrician gave us alot of information when we went to see him.
The op cant be done until 6 months as its under general anathetic ( they have to incubate them)

DS coped fine with the op but im not 100% sure they did much... I mean he has a slight bend, which they dont fix apprently and he had half a foreskin so they made that even by removing the top half.
He had his two urethra openings close together , only one with wee coming out , it looked like a spider bite in relations to the distance between the two hole.... hard to explain.

They stitched one hole and then just left the urine to bypass the stitch and come out the top one .... It is stilll scared and reddish at times but i guess we will only tell as he gets older and it grows more. apparently the bend can become less noticable and the scarring should go away in time too. DS is two and a half now and i think its ok i cant really ever get a look, sometimes i think maybe he is weeing out of the wrong one still but its just the scar tissue there and he wees straight now.... That was a suprise, changing nappies before the op and having him wee to the right ....lol

He will be ok, Huge hugs, i felt sick to my stomach too but tbh the worst part in the actual anathestic, they get upset when they wake up with a sore throat, but mummy was there and he was just groggy for a day . we went home that day. a one day procedure. PM me if you have any questions