Questions after circumcision (torn frenulum)

[Limpy]

I had tore my frenulum using the length master and had to get cut. I have a couple questions an and was wondering if anyone had any answers. First off it’s been 6 weeks but my penis is missing like an 1.5-2in when I’m fully hard?? ( doctors didn’t give after care and says it’s mental block and it’s not really like that but I have measurements! lol) also when did you guys start to do PE again after circumcision? I want to get right back into it. I also don’t don’t if frenulum was detached like it should’ve been if anyone has answers.

 

[huge-girth]

Your penis looks OK. Just don't do anything for at least 3 months. Now that you are cut, the length master and bandage will both work perfectly for you.

 

[oldandlively]

I had tore my frenulum using the length master and had to get cut.

I'm a bit confused on the timeline of surgical procedure. Which one comes first? Frenulum tear or foreskin removal?

If foreskin is removed, so does the frenulum in general to prevent skin irritation or skin pulling.

There is of course a request where frenulum is left in place, and only a small amount of the excessive foreskin is removed to expose the glans, with the frenulum in tack. Of course, there should be quite a bit of foreskin remains if that happens. I'm just scratching my head that the foreskin seems very tight, seeing that the penis in the photo is 80% to 90% erect?

I have a couple questions an and was wondering if anyone had any answers. First off it’s been 6 weeks but my penis is missing like an 1.5-2in when I’m fully hard?? ( doctors didn’t give after care and says it’s mental block and it’s not really like that but I have measurements! lol)

When the foreskin is removed, and the stitching of the foreskin becomes tight, it does cause the penis to "retract" because the skin is attempting to rebind and shrink to a safer elasticity. Imagine if you can when you get a third degree burn on some part of the body, with a portion of the skin is burnt off. The doctors didn't use any donated skin (from stomach, thigh, or under arms) to graft onto, but instead, decided to pull the skin closer and tighter together during the stitching. When that happens, the burnt and stitched area appeared smaller, or warped.

In this case, your penis foreskin is chopped, and pulled together during the stitching. The foreskin that meant to allowed the stretching of the penile shaft got shorten. The skin appeared very tight in the photo. This indicates an over removal of the foreskin during the stitching. When that happens, the full length you have does appear "shortened" because of the tight foreskin. The only to get the prior length back is to slowly stretch the tight skin back out and regain part of the elasticity of the old foreskin back. Do ease back in and go easy like we discussed before. Too fast of a pull will rip your scarred skin from the stitched site apart.

also when did you guys start to do PE again after circumcision? I want to get right back into it. I also don’t don’t if frenulum was detached like it should’ve been if anyone has answers.

Commonly, after 12 weeks minimum. You want to make sure the skin full attached and strengthen before slowly stretching them apart. It's like comparing stretching a whole piece of fabric vs stitched piece of fabric. Whole piece will go a lot further in terms of elastic strength. Stitched pieces depends on the strength of the strength of the binding site. Take your time and ease in. Desperate measures to regain the length will rip the skin apart.

 

[DLD]

Losing your frenulum is a pretty good thing, as you probably already noticed.You gained a little bit in length. I removed my frenulum twenty years ago and I remember right after it happened, I gained a very quick inch in length

 

[Limpy]

Your penis looks OK. Just don't do anything for at least 3 months. Now that you are cut, the length master and bandage will both work perfectly for you.

Ok cool. Wait 3 month from now or from surgery date?

 

[Limpy]

Losing your frenulum is a pretty good thing, as you probably already noticed.You gained a little bit in length. I removed my frenulum twenty years ago and I remember right after it happened, I gained a very quick inch in length

I actually haven’t healed and my erect length is 1.5-2 inches shorter than usual I’m hoping to grow in some lol. How long did you wait dld?

 

[Limpy]

I'm a bit confused on the timeline of surgical procedure. Which one comes first? Frenulum tear or foreskin removal?

If foreskin is removed, so does the frenulum in general to prevent skin irritation or skin pulling.

There is of course a request where frenulum is left in place, and only a small amount of the excessive foreskin is removed to expose the glans, with the frenulum in tack. Of course, there should be quite a bit of foreskin remains if that happens. I'm just scratching my head that the foreskin seems very tight, seeing that the penis in the photo is 80% to 90% erect?



When the foreskin is removed, and the stitching of the foreskin becomes tight, it does cause the penis to "retract" because the skin is attempting to rebind and shrink to a safer elasticity. Imagine if you can when you get a third degree burn on some part of the body, with a portion of the skin is burnt off. The doctors didn't use any donated skin (from stomach, thigh, or under arms) to graft onto, but instead, decided to pull the skin closer and tighter together during the stitching. When that happens, the burnt and stitched area appeared smaller, or warped.

In this case, your penis foreskin is chopped, and pulled together during the stitching. The foreskin that meant to allowed the stretching of the penile shaft got shorten. The skin appeared very tight in the photo. This indicates an over removal of the foreskin during the stitching. When that happens, the full length you have does appear "shortened" because of the tight foreskin. The only to get the prior length back is to slowly stretch the tight skin back out and regain part of the elasticity of the old foreskin back. Do ease back in and go easy like we discussed before. Too fast of a pull will rip your scarred skin from the stitched site apart.



Commonly, after 12 weeks minimum. You want to make sure the skin full attached and strengthen before slowly stretching them apart. It's like comparing stretching a whole piece of fabric vs stitched piece of fabric. Whole piece will go a lot further in terms of elastic strength. Stitched pieces depends on the strength of the strength of the binding site. Take your time and ease in. Desperate measures to regain the length will rip the skin apart.

No I got the tear and it would heal but immediately tear again with activity and was ongoing for over a year and I just recently got circumcised(6weeks ago).

The weird thing is the frenulum still looks like it’s there and still feels tight ( but it all feels tight bc of recovery)

Woowwww you telling me I lost inches on my dick because my doctor didn’t perform correctly? I was expecting to grow back into it over time. No way the doc made me lose almost two inches.

 

[oldandlively]

No I got the tear and it would heal but immediately tear again with activity and was ongoing for over a year and I just recently got circumcised(6weeks ago).

Got it. The frenulum, once torn a bit, should be torn completely for your overall benefits. Frenulum doesn't provide the benefit unless you are competing with dozens of males in scooping their semen like the wild animals. Mine got torn on a zipper once, trying to heal it afterwards each time it was tearing was a pure madhouse. Since you have it fully removed, it will be much better for you.

The weird thing is the frenulum still looks like it’s there and still feels tight ( but it all feels tight bc of recovery)

That's just due to the stitching scar. I have it too. Everyone who had the frenulum cut or stitched after the surgery will always have that strange thick line that feels like it's tight. It's not. It's just a scarred line.

Woowwww you telling me I lost inches on my dick because my doctor didn’t perform correctly? I was expecting to grow back into it over time. No way the doc made me lose almost two inches.

This is why circumcision should be done when you're a child and not as an adult. As your penile skin grows and becomes elastic, it prevents this kind of problem in the latter days of an adult. But do be hopeful since you can regain it all back as your skin stretches again.