Retin-A fo dekerinization
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hi jason, i wouldn't try this stuff on my penis... yeah it causes the skin to peel but i think it isn't meant to be used on the sensitive skin of the glans. kong mentioned in another thread that clamping would be useful for restoring sensitivity because it makes the head so big that the skin would peel more easily but i think this would only work when you do some foreskin restoration... i'm not sure if you're going for that.
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There are a few compounds that have scientific validity in specifically reversing keritinization.
I'm doing more research to see if any counteract each other, and sourcing them.
Will follow up in time.
As far as Retin-A I strongly advise against it. Your glans will shed like crazy, but not because it is sloughing off protective skin to expose the membrane like skin that naturally covers the glans, but because you have damaged several layers of skin, and the skin that is left will be dry and brittle. The exact opposite of what you want.
I'm doing more research to see if any counteract each other, and sourcing them.
Will follow up in time.
As far as Retin-A I strongly advise against it. Your glans will shed like crazy, but not because it is sloughing off protective skin to expose the membrane like skin that naturally covers the glans, but because you have damaged several layers of skin, and the skin that is left will be dry and brittle. The exact opposite of what you want.
