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How bad did they mess up my circumcision?
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10 being the worst? 10. Where did you get that done and how much did it cost?
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is the head stuck?
rip it off.
it'll hurt like hell but only temporary.
rip it off.
it'll hurt like hell but only temporary.
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on my treo so excuse typos ....i would go back to the hospital where it happened and demand corrective surgery. if they do not agree sue. any attorney would take this as a malpractice suit on contingency. it is medical malpractice and needs to be approached as such.p
I would need to see a top view flaccid and erect. But, I would say it looks as if you have a rather massive skin bridge along the top of the shaft running into the glans. That is what has created the upward curve when erect. Again its hard to say from the pics. A skin bridge basically forms, when you are young after you are cut, two parts of the skin (1 from glans, other from shaft) heal together, in sense bonding them to one another. Its a issue most good urologists can correct. Depending upon the severity of the bridge there may be some cosmetic defects. but nothing near as bad as the original bridge. The removal process is done as an out patient procedure in a local hospital. They knock you out, make the necessary incisions (usually 2) free the bridge, remove the bridge, and stitch the cuts closed. after its removed, and FULLY healed you may be able to correct the upward curve if desired via certain pe use. You will also have to SLOWLY streatch the skin inbetween the 2 FULLY HEALED cuts to accomadate the new size and shape (obvious).
PS. Most medical insurance covers the procedure, as it is a correction of a prior surgory. Not bad, plus youll get some vicadin... :cool:
PS. Most medical insurance covers the procedure, as it is a correction of a prior surgory. Not bad, plus youll get some vicadin... :cool:
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How am I supposed to do that, this happened 19 years ago in new jersey and i live in florida. it doesn't bother me that much and i like the upward curve. last girl i was with came so much it was insane.
If that is a skin bridge connecting the skin to the glans, you should probably at least have it fixed by a urologist. You don't neccesarily need to sue the company that did it, if you don't want to.
You wouldn't lose the upward curve from that, you only would if you did specific Penis Enlargement exercises to get rid of it, so just don't do those exercises.
The most beneficial thing to regaining feeling you can do is to restore your foreskin, though.
You wouldn't lose the upward curve from that, you only would if you did specific Penis Enlargement exercises to get rid of it, so just don't do those exercises.
The most beneficial thing to regaining feeling you can do is to restore your foreskin, though.
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I'd get it fixed as well.
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should i try to fix it myself?
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idc how it looks, i'm just wondering if it has affected my size
I believe modified is correct. I looks like a very large skin bridge to me. I had one removed about 8 weeks ago, although it wasnt this large. mine was about 1/2 in wide and covered the under/ left side, which caused a curve to the left when erect. insurance covered it, all i had to pay was a hundred bucks. mine was an out patient procedure, i was in and out in about 3 hours. A few stitches and a couple weeks of healing and you cant even tell. make an appointment with your urologist or plastic surgeon today, you will not regret it
