Many men who have been circumcised realize that they can restore their bodies to their natural state. With the principle that the skin can stretch when constantly pulled, the process of growing the foreskin can also be done effectively, but it can take several years. While a "new" foreskin will not be as sensitive as an uncircumcised foreskin, many men report that they are satisfied with the results: the foreskin remains quite sensitive and they feel their appearance is complete again.
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Part 1 of 4: Making a Decision
Step 1. Ask yourself why you want to regrow your foreskin
There are several reasons for this:
- Some men want the appearance of a full penis with a regrown foreskin for aesthetic reasons, while others are unhappy that they were forced to be circumcised as babies.
- However, most men will regrow their foreskin to achieve a much higher level of sensitivity, as reported by those who have done so.
- Whatever the reason, a man should ask himself to find out if he is ready to spend years in the process, and permanently affect private areas of his body.
Step 2. Understand how it works
Currently, the best way to regrow your foreskin is through tissue stretching.
- This is done by pulling the skin around the shaft of the penis and stretching it (either manually or by means of an instrument) until new skin cells are produced and the tissue in the skin of the penis increases in length.
- Once the foreskin is stretched enough to cover the penis, the underlying tissue becomes thinner and some parts of the nerves are restored, resulting in a higher level of sensitivity.
Step 3. Do your research
There are many options for regrowing your foreskin, it's just a matter of deciding which is best for you and your lifestyle. For example, a man who frequently bathes in a public bathroom or locker room might be able to use a device that can be put on and removed immediately without attracting attention. A college student who lives with a friend and doesn't have much money may be able to manually retract the foreskin. Therefore, research is very important and consider each of the factors below carefully before you make a decision.
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Cost:
Although some methods can be done for free (manual withdrawals), some require expensive equipment (costing around Rp. 400,000, - to Rp. 3,000,000, -).
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Commitment level:
How much time you can invest in regrowing your foreskin will determine which method you should use.
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Types of activities to be carried out during the regrowth period (work, training, etc.):
Many growth devices require that your penis be weighted for several hours at a time, which is very impractical if you have an active lifestyle.
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Your current amount of "extra" skin (for example, skin folds):
Some towing equipment (such as CAT II, DTR or TLC-X) requires a certain amount of loose skin before they can be used. So if you were circumcised very short, your options will be more limited, at least early in the regrowth process.
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Do you have more skin, shafts or mucosa:
The skin of the shaft is the skin from the circumcision border to the base of the penis, which is also known as the "outer" skin. Mucous skin is the skin from the base of the stem to the scar from your circumcision. Because this skin will be folded on the trunk and is "inside" the skin of the shaft, it is referred to as the "deep" skin.
Part 2 of 4: Understanding How to Manual Withdraw
Step 1. Understand this process, which involves using your hands to gently pull on the skin
Do it every 15 minutes, three to four times a day.
Manual retraction is the easiest and cheapest way to regrow your foreskin, but it requires a serious commitment as it can take a lot of time before you will see results
Step 2. Locate the private area
Make sure you have some alone time during the day to make withdrawals, otherwise you will be embarrassed.
- Taking a shower in the morning is a good time to practice pulling, because the water helps the skin to avoid irritation.
- You can also pull up while watching TV (alone) or going to the toilet (if you use a stool).
Step 3. Try the standard withdrawal method
A good drawing technique for beginners is to make an "ok" symbol using the index finger and thumb on both hands.
- Use one hand to circle the shaft of your penis near the scrotum, and use the other hand to wrap around the shaft of the penis near the tip.
- Then start pulling the skin in opposite directions. Hold the pull for 5 to 30 seconds, then release and let it sit for a few seconds. Repeat.
- This withdrawal method is very effective because it will provide tension around the circumcised part.
Step 4. Start pulling for an hour or two per day
Incoming reports show different timeframes for withdrawals required for best results. Some men say you have to pull at least four hours a day, but some have success with just an hour a day.
- The most important thing is that you start the withdrawal slowly, until you get used to it. This will help prevent irritation and pain in the skin of your penis.
- Try pulling in 15-minute intervals, 4 to 8 times a day. You can increase the duration of the pull and the strength of the pull gradually if needed.
Part 3 of 4: Using Equipment
Step 1. Consider using a towing device
There are several traction devices that work by pulling and pushing the skin on the shaft of the penis simultaneously. This will stimulate the growth of both the outer and inner skin. Some of the most popular equipment are:
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TLC tuggers:
With this traction device, a silicone object is placed on the circumcised area, then the foreskin is pulled over it and held in place with a soft rubber seal. You can then attach the other end to the elastic, and the other end around your knee or leg for pulling. You can also use weights.
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TLC-X tools:
TLC-X stands for "TapeLess Conical eXtensible," this tool is effective because it can be extended as your skin grows, so it can be used for a long time. You can also use weights or straps to increase the pulling tension. This tool is also sold online at a price of around Rp. 1,000,000, -.
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CATIIQ tools:
CATIIQ stands for "Constant Applied Tension II Quick." The advantage of using this tool is its ability to be attached and removed from the penis easily and quickly. This tool is also sold online and on eBay for around Rp. 1,000,000, -.
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DTR tools:
DTR stands for "Dual Tension Restorer." This tool can be purchased online at a price of around Rp. 1,100,000, -.
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MySkinClamp:
Crafted from medical stainless steel, it functions similarly to CATIIQ and DTR.
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Foreballs:
Operation of this tool requires a small part of the foreskin, which will be pulled towards one of the testicles and attached there.
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Penile Uncircumcising Device:
Or the PUD, which is placed on the shaft of the penis, then helps pull the skin through the PUD and attaches it. The weight of the PUD will give it its traction.
Step 2. Try T-tape
T-tape is medical tape shaped like the letter "T" (from a certain angle) that is wrapped around the penis and pulled across the shaft. How to make a t-tape from general medical tape and how to attach it can be found on several restoration forums.
- This method is suitable for many people because it is convenient and effective, and can be used for 24 hours or more, including sleeping.
- The downside is that it takes time to put it back on and it's also a bit uncomfortable when removing it. In a loving atmosphere, this will also be troublesome.
Step 3. Consider using O-Rings
O-Rings are simple rubber tools that are sold at most home improvement stores. The main advantage of O-Rings is that they can speed up the process of releasing keratin from the shaft of the penis, thereby increasing its sensitivity.
- With O-Rings, the bark is pulled across the stem and inserted into a loop. This skin will then be pulled back naturally, and generate tension when the skin is pulled in the opposite direction on the shaft of the penis.
- This method requires more loose skin which people who are just trying to regrow their foreskin usually don't have, so only do it when some of your skin has grown back.
Step 4. Use household tools
Alternatively, you don't have to buy expensive tools, but you can make your own using household appliances. The most common of these include pill tubes and film rolls, inner sockets and trombone blowing parts.
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Pill tube and film roll:
By cutting the bottom of the pill tube or 35mm film roll, you can pull the bark against the plastic, then glue it together using tape. You can also use a wire to provide more power with a rubber band around your knee or leg. Using a cotton swab in the tube and closing it can also provide more retraction for the 'inside'.
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Inner socket:
An inner socket made of stainless steel will provide an effective and comfortable weight to stretch the foreskin. Attached with waterproof tape, it weighs about 340 grams and has an opening for peeing.
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trombone blow:
You can use this item using medical tape in the same way as Foreballs and PUDs.
Part 4 of 4: Things to Remember
Step 1. Be patient
The process of regrowing the foreskin - either manually or by means of a tool - takes time to get used to and a lot of commitment.
- Although some men report quick results, don't expect the same. Remember, this race is not about the fastest or the strongest, but about who survives to the end!
- If you feel that a certain withdrawal method is not working for you, try changing it. You may find a manual pulling technique or a new device that is more effective for your body.
Step 2. Don't hurt yourself
Pulling shouldn't hurt or cause injury as long as it's done properly.
- Get to know your body and stop when you experience pain, aches, or irritation.
- If it hurts, then you must be pulling too much or too long. You have to be more gentle and concise in doing so.
Step 3. Start your digital photo diary
While this may seem like an odd idea, many men regret that they don't take pictures of their penis "before" treatment.
- Because this process is so long, you won't notice any noticeable changes in just a few months. However, comparing your penis to its photo from last year will surprise you.
- Take a very close shot (all parts must fit into the photo frame) from the front and each side. Take photos in the same location and lighting conditions each time you do so.
- Take a set of pictures each month and date them. Store it on a personal computer that is password protected or accessible only to you.
Step 4. If time is an obstacle, you can go through the surgical process
If the withdrawal method seems like it will take too much time or commitment, or if you are more concerned about the appearance of your penis, consider performing a surgical restoration.
- Foreskin restoration surgery works by taking skin from another area of the body (usually from the scrotum - which has similar tissue) and attaching it to the shaft of your penis.
- Surgical restoration is usually faster than manual regrowth, but is very expensive and many men report being dissatisfied with the results.
- Surgical restoration is suitable for men who wish to regrow their foreskin for aesthetic reasons, as this option does not increase sensitivity.
Tips
- Everyone and every circumcision is different, from body type to the amount of skin removed. Choose the method that is right for you. You may need to experiment with different methods and even make changes in the middle of using a particular method.
- Foreskin restorations are NOT covered by insurance, so pay for it yourself.
- The point where the bark and mucosa meet is called the "equilibrium point." For most men in America, this point is their circumcision scar. (PS: Most men around the world are not circumcised, either in infancy or at any point in their lives).
- Consider joining a discussion group-either in person or online-to meet other men who have or are planning to regrow their foreskin. They will definitely provide valuable input for you.
- Be an "Intactivist." Join a group to help end infant circumcision.
Warning
- There are many myths and negative connotations about the foreskin, especially in America, where most men no longer have it. Your partner may need to be reassured that foreskin restoration is the correct choice. While your colleague's opinion is important, remember that this is YOUR choice.
- This article should not be used as a substitute for professional medical advice and care. Make sure you visit your doctor regularly for checkups, and seek advice from a medical professional for more information about foreskin growth or other medical issues.
- Your "new" foreskin will not look the same as the previous one.
- Do not exaggerate! Pulling on the skin with too much pressure will damage it, possibly permanently. The principle is to do it slowly, steadily, and gently.
