What happens when a Region is constructed from a rounded path?

Hi there,
My design requires structures that I wish to make out of circles subtracted from one another (to effectively get a donut shape). I saw from another forum post that an easy way to make an "exact" circle is to use a rounded path around a single point:
Circle = pya.Path.new([ pya.Point.new(xLoc, yLoc) ], Diameter, Diameter / 2, Diameter / 2, True)
This results in a circle defined from a single point and is defined as round.
However, in order to do boolean operations with it, I cast it into a region:
CircleRegion = pya.Region.new(Circle)
This results in a polygon with 32 sides. I understand that in order to ensure GDS compatibility, the best circle I can expect is a circle approximated by a polygon with N sides. However, is there any way to control how many sides the polygon gets when we construct the region from the rounded path? I want far more than 32 sides.
I was able to achieve my desired effect by writing a few lines that calculated the sin and cos for N angles and created a polygon (I wanted N~500), but would it have been possible to control the number of sides when constructing the region from a rounded path?