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My boyfriend has discomfort when he gets really hard because of the skin that is still attached to the underside of his head. I was wondering if anybody else has this problem and what to do about it. BTW he's circumsized and I think they didn't cut enough skin away.

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I believe you are referring to a penile skin bridge (or adhesion.) Your bf can see a urologist, who can arrange to have it corrected surgically.
 

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I believe you are referring to a penile skin bridge (or adhesion.) Your bf can see a urologist, who can arrange to have it corrected surgically.

We were afraid that was the only solution...also thought about foreskin stretching??? Any opinions anybody?
 

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It depends what the problem is. Someone mentioned a skin bridge, but it might also be a tight frenulum which is the part of skin under the V part of the head. Is this what you are talking about? If so, you don't need to take any more off :tongue:, they can do a frenuloplasty in which they make a few very small incisions in the frenum in such a way as to lengthen it and take the tension off.

When he is hard does his head pull downward from the tension?
 
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A skin bridge is a simple thing to fix. It should be doable with local anesthetic in doctor's office.

You would then have a far more esthetic penis and no fear of pain while you play with it. And in the end, this is very important. And you currently have a portion of your sensitive inerforeksin "tucked away" and thus not stimulated Detaching the bridge from glans allows the skin to stretch out flat and be far more stimulated.
 

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I have the same problem. I learned though it hurt real bad at first but if you can get hard and stay hard for a few hours and pull down on the skin it stretches more and more until you really don't feel it anymore.

I Kinda liked the pain though!
 

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damn all the shit that can go wrong.....you wonder why it is done at all anymore. really no reason to cut a penis...wish mine was uncut really.:redface:
 

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yes, its a circumcision adhesion aka skin bridge. if it's a problem cause it hurts, get it removed. if it's not a problem i say leave it. i have one right in the middle on top and it looks pretty cool. chicks dig it. I call it my chin strap.
 

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It depends what the problem is. Someone mentioned a skin bridge, but it might also be a tight frenulum which is the part of skin under the V part of the head. Is this what you are talking about? If so, you don't need to take any more off :tongue:, they can do a frenuloplasty in which they make a few very small incisions in the frenum in such a way as to lengthen it and take the tension off.

When he is hard does his head pull downward from the tension?

Well...compared to me his head does pull down a little bit, but i've seen pictures of it being worse. Do you know of anybody who had this frenuloplasty:confused:? And how much something like that would cost?
 

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I had a skin bridge left over from childhood circumcision as well. About two years back I had it cut off, and the doctor decided a frenuloplasty was in order too. Kinda went against my wishes on that last one, but anyhoo...
I had bandages for about a month, and the first week was not at all pleasant. If it wasn't for my partner, i would have been lost. In the long run though, i can say it was worth it. Now i just have to live with a scar, and no discomfort...
Hope that helped...