Does this look normal as part of my recovery from penile curvature surgery?

[latedetective]

Hi there,

I'm 32 years old and 4 weeks ago I had surgery to correct a pronounced penis curvature.

I'm uncircumcised. As far as I understand, for the surgery, they retracted the foreskin, and then made a circular incision to pull the skin down (called degloving) and do the procedure.

Now I'm having straight erections but it has come with phimosis. My doctor prescribed some hydrocoritzone and to start pulling down the foreskin little by little.

I've finally managed to pull it past the gland but when it reaches part where I suppose the circular incision is, it doesn't look right to me. There's a lot of red/fatty tissue and it feels like I'm almost degloving the penis again.

I had the surgery done in a different country and my doctor has not been very responsive through email/phone. Simply suggesting to wait it out but not giving me a lot of explanation on what am I seeing or whether it's normal.

Has anyone gone through a similar procedure or have any thoughts on what I'm looking at?

[latedetective]

The foreskin also sort of fold back on itself at that point, instead of just retracting. Not sure how to explain it.

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Where did you travel to for the surgery, and why?

[latedetective in reply to Hidden]

Spain. Because there's no specialist in that kind of procedure in my country and this doctor was highly recommended.

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I wish you well in your recovery.