For anyone who is considering foreskin restoration or just want to grow a little more skin, or just want to learn more about it. Keep reading.
I was circumcised very tightly as an infant but I have been able to re-grow enough skin to have my head completely covered (when soft). See my pics & videos and see for yourself.
Now after a few years of being covered, my head is moist & shiny, I have a much more sensitive head, I can achieve an orgasm very quickly, and can glide my extra skin during sex or masturbation, so I don't get sore like I did before restoring my foreskin.
The key to my restoration so far has been to use enough tension to cause skin growth but without causing injury. With higher tension less time is needed, just 30 sec at every bathroom break works for me (but I use more tension than most guys). See my Pics & videos.
Tension can be applied through various methods. I have used tape, bi-directional devices (see my pics), inflating with a water balloon & a retaining cone (see balloon 4 video), and stretching with only my two hands (see stretch video).
I got my best skin growth from manual stretching which DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY DEVICE to be purchased. I also got great results from inflating with a simple toy water balloon and a cone that helps shape the growth into a natural looking foreskin. I purchased 100 balloons for $1.99 (US) and the cone can either be made from a baby bottle nipple, made from silicone plumbing supplies, or it can be purchased. When it comes to foreskin restoration - sometimes the cheapest and easiest things work the best.
Results can be achieved with as little as 30 secs of high tension from manual stretching at every bathroom break (I live in Miami, Florida USA and drink lots of water) and 1 hour a day wearing the balloon and cone.
I have learned quite a bit about growing a natural looking foreskin. Happy to share this knowledge with anyone who might be considering foreskin restoration.
I was circumcised very tightly as an infant but I have been able to re-grow enough skin to have my head completely covered (when soft). See my pics & videos and see for yourself.
Now after a few years of being covered, my head is moist & shiny, I have a much more sensitive head, I can achieve an orgasm very quickly, and can glide my extra skin during sex or masturbation, so I don't get sore like I did before restoring my foreskin.
The key to my restoration so far has been to use enough tension to cause skin growth but without causing injury. With higher tension less time is needed, just 30 sec at every bathroom break works for me (but I use more tension than most guys). See my Pics & videos.
Tension can be applied through various methods. I have used tape, bi-directional devices (see my pics), inflating with a water balloon & a retaining cone (see balloon 4 video), and stretching with only my two hands (see stretch video).
I got my best skin growth from manual stretching which DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY DEVICE to be purchased. I also got great results from inflating with a simple toy water balloon and a cone that helps shape the growth into a natural looking foreskin. I purchased 100 balloons for $1.99 (US) and the cone can either be made from a baby bottle nipple, made from silicone plumbing supplies, or it can be purchased. When it comes to foreskin restoration - sometimes the cheapest and easiest things work the best.
Results can be achieved with as little as 30 secs of high tension from manual stretching at every bathroom break (I live in Miami, Florida USA and drink lots of water) and 1 hour a day wearing the balloon and cone.
I have learned quite a bit about growing a natural looking foreskin. Happy to share this knowledge with anyone who might be considering foreskin restoration.
Ten great reasons for Obstetricians to quit circumcising babies
Ten great reasons for Obstetricians to quit circumcising babies
1.To comply with ACOG guidelines of informed consent. Being born with a normal male sex organ is not an emergency. A male can make this decision for himself if he chooses. ACOG makes a great effort to protect the physical integrity of female patients and to secure consent for all procedures, the willingness to ignore these guidelines in order to circumcise infant males highlights a sexist double standard. Males should also be respected as whole and embodied persons.
2. Circumcision violates the Hippocratic Oath. Participation in an invasive non-medical procedure is an indicator of a physician’s professionalism.
3. American circumcision is a global embarrassment.
Callis Osaghae bled to death after a home circumcision in Ireland. Many Irish doctors were incensed when it was suggested that they should perform circumcisions for the immigrants who requested them. They felt this was an abuse of their medical training and a clear ethical broach. American doctors are protected by law, from pressure to circumcise females, yet no such legislation protects doctors from the pressure to circumcise males. Their inability to stand up to that pressure, in the absence of state mandated legislation, reflects poorly on their ability to comply with internationally accepted medical standards.
4. Obstetricians are specialists.
Despite this, obstetricians have cornered a market outside their specialty by popularizing the circumcision of male neonates. High pressure tactics in the hospital and a service industry conveyor belt give indifferent or reluctant parents the opportunity to secure a circumcision without having to do anything. A circumcising OB will rarely do any follow up and will also not encounter any of the common long term pediatric or adult issues of circumcision damage. This confusion of the role of an obstetrician as child circumciser reflects poorly on the obstetric profession and abusively forces maternity nurses to cooperate.
5. Soliciting elective surgery from women in labor is abusive and unethical.
There is an implied medical endorsement when hospital
l staff solicits in the course of admitting patients. The AMA circumcision policy states that a lack of information and deferral of the decision until after the birth contribute to the high rate of circumcision in America. This means that if parents were given more time and more information, fewer would circumcise their son.
6. Unnecessary surgery exposes a circumciser to avoidable liability.
7. The refusal to treat infant pain is well documented. The obstetrician circumciser is the worst offender of any medical specialty; with the most appalling record right here in the northeastern US. Despite the AAP admonition that children not be exposed to the pain of circumcision, many medical schools still teach circumcision without pain relief. (using living human children)
Circumcision Practice Patterns in the United States
Stang HJ, Snellman LW Pediatrics. 1998 Jun;101(6):E5
http://pediatrics.aappublications.or.../full/101/6/e5
8. Circumcision in America did not spring from our culture, it came from our doctors.
Circumcision is now known to have no medical value, yet doctors inexplicably offer it as a cultural service, maneuvering consent from fathers circumcised in an era predating modern respect for patient autonomy.
9. Circumcision gains public acceptance at the expense of a physician’s professional integrity.
As long as physicians are willing to involve themselves in non-medical surgery, parents will be confused about the intended purpose of such surgery.
10. The best reason to say, "NO!" is your own.
Links:
www.DoctorsOpposingCircumcision.org
www.intactamerica.org
www.RestoringForeskin.org
www.norm.org
I am a NORM contact for SE Florida USA.
Glad to assist anyone who is restoring their foreskin or just wants to learn more about the process.
1.To comply with ACOG guidelines of informed consent. Being born with a normal male sex organ is not an emergency. A male can make this decision for himself if he chooses. ACOG makes a great effort to protect the physical integrity of female patients and to secure consent for all procedures, the willingness to ignore these guidelines in order to circumcise infant males highlights a sexist double standard. Males should also be respected as whole and embodied persons.
2. Circumcision violates the Hippocratic Oath. Participation in an invasive non-medical procedure is an indicator of a physician’s professionalism.
3. American circumcision is a global embarrassment.
Callis Osaghae bled to death after a home circumcision in Ireland. Many Irish doctors were incensed when it was suggested that they should perform circumcisions for the immigrants who requested them. They felt this was an abuse of their medical training and a clear ethical broach. American doctors are protected by law, from pressure to circumcise females, yet no such legislation protects doctors from the pressure to circumcise males. Their inability to stand up to that pressure, in the absence of state mandated legislation, reflects poorly on their ability to comply with internationally accepted medical standards.
4. Obstetricians are specialists.
Despite this, obstetricians have cornered a market outside their specialty by popularizing the circumcision of male neonates. High pressure tactics in the hospital and a service industry conveyor belt give indifferent or reluctant parents the opportunity to secure a circumcision without having to do anything. A circumcising OB will rarely do any follow up and will also not encounter any of the common long term pediatric or adult issues of circumcision damage. This confusion of the role of an obstetrician as child circumciser reflects poorly on the obstetric profession and abusively forces maternity nurses to cooperate.
5. Soliciting elective surgery from women in labor is abusive and unethical.
There is an implied medical endorsement when hospital
l staff solicits in the course of admitting patients. The AMA circumcision policy states that a lack of information and deferral of the decision until after the birth contribute to the high rate of circumcision in America. This means that if parents were given more time and more information, fewer would circumcise their son.
6. Unnecessary surgery exposes a circumciser to avoidable liability.
7. The refusal to treat infant pain is well documented. The obstetrician circumciser is the worst offender of any medical specialty; with the most appalling record right here in the northeastern US. Despite the AAP admonition that children not be exposed to the pain of circumcision, many medical schools still teach circumcision without pain relief. (using living human children)
Circumcision Practice Patterns in the United States
Stang HJ, Snellman LW Pediatrics. 1998 Jun;101(6):E5
http://pediatrics.aappublications.or.../full/101/6/e5
8. Circumcision in America did not spring from our culture, it came from our doctors.
Circumcision is now known to have no medical value, yet doctors inexplicably offer it as a cultural service, maneuvering consent from fathers circumcised in an era predating modern respect for patient autonomy.
9. Circumcision gains public acceptance at the expense of a physician’s professional integrity.
As long as physicians are willing to involve themselves in non-medical surgery, parents will be confused about the intended purpose of such surgery.
10. The best reason to say, "NO!" is your own.
Links:
www.DoctorsOpposingCircumcision.org
www.intactamerica.org
www.RestoringForeskin.org
www.norm.org
I am a NORM contact for SE Florida USA.
Glad to assist anyone who is restoring their foreskin or just wants to learn more about the process.
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I have received several messages saying - great uncut cock.
I am circumcised but restoring my foreskin.
THANKS for all the warm welcomes.
BTW, I am average sized - just over 7" (see pics).
http://www.lpsg.org/members/regrow123/albums/foreskin+restoration/655956-after-35-months-of-restoring.htmlPosted 07-02-2012 at 11:52 PM by Regrow123
- iam gratefull that i was not cut , i do enjoy my manhood fully covered . i was at the gym last week and when i went to shower and change , i was suprised at how many men are cut .Posted 09-14-2012 at 01:28 PM by wwilliams
