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End Result

There are lots of discussions on the internet about what the restorer wants as an end product of his efforts.  The answer to any of these discussions must be "to have a natural foreskin" or even a "normal foreskin".  Unfortunately neither of these two descriptions give us much of a clue as to either 'natural' or 'normal', the fact is that foreskins vary enormously in their form.  Each will be normal for the person that has it and many more within the population and some shapes and form may be more common than others but there is no fixed standard foreskin in either dimension or appearance.

To get an idea of the range it will be a good exercise to see good quality photographs for comparison.  You can see such a variety by going to some of the sites under the 'Links' page.

Many people think they know what they want their penis to look like and talk of overhang, coverage when erect, taper, I don't want a floppy skin tube and many demands that are largely irrelevant compared with the added sensations that restoration should give.

Now as far as 'coverage when erect' ask yourself how this is to be measured?  Does this mean that during sex the glans remain covered with foreskin, if so it is not what nature intended.  Would it be better to aim for sufficient coverage when flaccid with perhaps a slight excess so that the tip of the glans is always protected and then be satisfied with the extra mobility of skin when erect?  If that can be achieved and it feels good, gives better sex and pleasure then you might want to be contented with that and simply enjoy the result.

What about that 'floppy skin tube' you may end up with if you do not restore using methods that give a taper?  The truth is that unless you use a method that stretches the skin in an outward circumferential direction you will be unlikely to end up with anything other than a foreskin that clings to the glans.  the reason is that the make up of the skin is such that it shrinks to cling to the glans and the penis just as a proper foreskin does.  What cannot be restored is the ridge bands that put tension at the end of the foreskin to keep it closed.  This area has been amputated together with it's specialist receptors and as there is none of it remaining it cannot be restored.  Apart from the ridge bands the foreskin on an intact male is a tube of skin the same diameter as the penis, it just clings to the contours.

Below are pictures of a restored penis using various restoration techniques and when erect the foreskin can easily be gently moved forward to cover half of the glans.

The first photographs show the penis after a days manual work outside in moderately cool weather without using any device to maintain coverage.  The photographs were taken after about one hour back inside a heated house.

This restored foreskin has not had surgery to 'tighten' the opening but at this stage it could be a viable consideration.  Alternatively if restoration was to be continued to give slightly more coverage such surgical intervention may not be an advantage, it needs careful thought.

Be relaxed about your efforts of restoration and don't get down hearted if progress is slow or stops for a while, keep at it but do not be a slave to it.

Best of luck with your efforts and enjoy the results.

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The skin in these pictures may seem thick compared with that of some restored foreskins and definitely compared with intact foreskins but this is deceiving.

The outer layer of restored foreskin will inevitably be thicker that that which was amputated and with no ridge bands to keep the foreskin opening closed there will be a bunching up of the skin which will give the appearance of a thicker foreskin.  The pictures above are from what most people would call a 'grower' rather than a 'shower'.

You will see how the skin has shrunk to fit the glans and there are wrinkles showing this temporary reduction in diameter.

Grower

A term for a penis that is normally short but lengthens considerably during an erection.  This can be an advantage to some extent as it helps maintain coverage with a restored foreskin.  The one above can be as short as 2 1/4 inches (60mm) flaccid but 6 1/2 inches (165mm) long when erect.

Shower

This is a term used to describe a penis that is long when flaccid, perhaps near to the erect length but does not gain that much in length when erect.  This can lead restorers to think they are not gaining much skin growth because it leads to more difficulty in keeping the skin forward to maintain coverage.

 

 

The circumcision of any child without unavoidable medical need is an abuse of human rights of the child and the adult the child will become.  It is a barbaric act of sexual abuse which degrades and shames any society that allows it.