Has anybody had foreskin restoration done?!
Question: Has anybody had foreskin restoration done.?
I had my genitals mutilated against my will when I was a baby. I was wondering if anyone has had any method of foreskin restoration done. Did you like the results.? How long does it take.? What are the risks of the procedure.? I have read about it but I want to know from an actual person who has had it what they think.
Thank you in advance for any advice.Health Question & Answer
Thank you in advance for any advice.Health Question & Answer
Answers:
I'm restoring my foreskin, using the TLC Tugger.
As a victim of male genital mutilation, I had more than the usual loss of sensitivity, resulting in my inability to reach orgasm in normal sex.
After years of not knowing what was wrong with me, I found out about foreskin restoration, and I've been restoring since March, 2007.
It's not easy or quick to restore, but the tugging method is the only effective way to get the best results.
Surgical restoration isn't really effective. They take skin from the scrotum and graft it onto the penile shaft, and this new foreskin has no feeling, and has a rough texture, also, nowhere near the appearance of a natural foreskin.
The tugging methods stretch the skin over a long period of time, and new skin cells grow to fill in, yielding a natural feeling, and the inner skin can be more like the original if there's some of the mucosal tissue left.
It takes several years, and the risks are minimal, it can cause tearing of the skin and scarring if you tug with too much force.
It takes patience and determination to get back as much as you can of what was stolen from you.
The restoration won't restore the 70,000 nerve endings stolen from you along with your foreskin, nor will it repair the damaged ones.
It will vastly improve your sexual sensitivity as the glans and surrounding tissues meant to be covered by the foreskin dekeratinize. The inner foreskin is especially sensitive, adding a new dimension to sexual feeling, and the movement of the foreskin feels wonderful, also.
It yields a more natural and normal appearance, instead of the mutilated and scarred look of circumcision.
Circumcision is the worst hoax ever perpetrated on males.
A foreskin is not a birth defect; it is a birthright.Health Question & Answer
As a victim of male genital mutilation, I had more than the usual loss of sensitivity, resulting in my inability to reach orgasm in normal sex.
After years of not knowing what was wrong with me, I found out about foreskin restoration, and I've been restoring since March, 2007.
It's not easy or quick to restore, but the tugging method is the only effective way to get the best results.
Surgical restoration isn't really effective. They take skin from the scrotum and graft it onto the penile shaft, and this new foreskin has no feeling, and has a rough texture, also, nowhere near the appearance of a natural foreskin.
The tugging methods stretch the skin over a long period of time, and new skin cells grow to fill in, yielding a natural feeling, and the inner skin can be more like the original if there's some of the mucosal tissue left.
It takes several years, and the risks are minimal, it can cause tearing of the skin and scarring if you tug with too much force.
It takes patience and determination to get back as much as you can of what was stolen from you.
The restoration won't restore the 70,000 nerve endings stolen from you along with your foreskin, nor will it repair the damaged ones.
It will vastly improve your sexual sensitivity as the glans and surrounding tissues meant to be covered by the foreskin dekeratinize. The inner foreskin is especially sensitive, adding a new dimension to sexual feeling, and the movement of the foreskin feels wonderful, also.
It yields a more natural and normal appearance, instead of the mutilated and scarred look of circumcision.
Circumcision is the worst hoax ever perpetrated on males.
A foreskin is not a birth defect; it is a birthright.Health Question & Answer
I've heard it takes about 2 years. The guys I've talked to who have done it/are doing it seem very happy with the results and the increase in sensitivity but I think it takes serious dedication. If you are emotionally disraught about being circumcised, then foreskin restoration is probably a good path for you to follow.
GazzaHealth Question & Answer
GazzaHealth Question & Answer
Not me personally lol but I know a few guys who have, some post here so hopefully they'll answer your question.
Most guys I've spoken to who have done the non-surgical restoration method report it as well worthwhile saying it increases sensitivity and comfort. It's a slow process but there is loads of info online about how to do it at home, there are also some products you can buy if you want. Good luck.
HarrietHealth Question & Answer
Most guys I've spoken to who have done the non-surgical restoration method report it as well worthwhile saying it increases sensitivity and comfort. It's a slow process but there is loads of info online about how to do it at home, there are also some products you can buy if you want. Good luck.
HarrietHealth Question & Answer
uh...i saw a thing on TV where a guy gets his foreskin back with this device (TLC tugger, i think) and it takes a couple years and you have to wear the thing a lotHealth Question & Answer
Why would you want to.? If your stuff works...leave it alone. Health Question & Answer