BigBeardBig;682648 said:
That is true but, whats the reason for the healing of piercing first ? Why wait ?
I like both options with or without piercing.
Brahmanion has given me permission to use his photos in this forum to help illustrate
different techniques. Thank you Brahmanion!!! You did an awesome job and removed a
large chunk of your frenulum. Feel free to add any advice to this post.
_If you make a big, deep tie...whichever technique you use the healing will take time. The
following info is about using a "2 tie technique". Brahmanion used his "brahmanion 2 tie
technque"(B2T) and I used a "piercing 2 tie technique"(P2T). Either one works. Using
the B2T, when the ties cut through the wound will be the entire length of the tie and it will
take weeks to heal. With the P2T, you wait weeks for the piercing to heal and when the
threads cut through you have only 2 tiny wounds to heal. I will post some photos to better
illustrate the difference.
_This is really a matter of preference...this is my thoughts on it. B2T is probably faster,
but less predictable (maybe) and for me a little more stressful because of the size of the
wound. Brahmanion acknowledged that using scissors to cut around the ties contributed
to the wound size and had he waited, the wound would have been much smaller (although
not as much would have been removed) and easier to heal. P2T allows you to slowly
stretch the piercing to the amount you want to remove, you can better visualize what you
are removing and then you only have 2 tiny wounds where the threads cut through.
_Single ties also work...you will need to tie multiple times to achieve the same as using a 2
tie technique. Healing time is nearly the same for single or 2 ties, so you gain some time
using 2 ties. A single ties cuts the frenulum in one place and allows it move apart at that
point. 2 ties removes part of the frenulum and allows it to move apart a greater distance.
_ The most important part of any tying technique is PATIENCE!!!! Let me say that once
more - The most important part of any tying technique is PATIENCE!!!! Let the tie do its
work, let it heal and keep tighening the thread until it falls off. If you do that the wound will
be small and manageable and scarring will be minimal.
photos -
#1 B2T pierced with needle, both ties went through this hole at an angle from each other.
#2 B2T ties in place
#3 B2T one tie is out, yellow circles are where the ties were, red circle is wound
#6 P2T piercing hole completely healed
#7 P2T ties in place
#8 P2T ties have cut through, this is only 3 days after ties came out, yellow circle is the
area that was inside the piercing hole and is completely healed, red circles are the small
wounds from the ties.
In both photos #3 and #8 you can see the amount of looseness that was gained. Which is
the distance of space between the ties.
Either of these techniques work...it just comes down to preference of how you go about it.
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