Will circumcision shorten penis length

[poh1974]

I had circumcised at 17 yrs after the circumcision was done too much of foreskin remove , I regretfully done the circumcision sometimes, cause I wondered will the length of my penis shorten because of this.

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Circumcision does not actually shorten the length of your penis. Sometimes if there is a lot of swelling or a lot of skin has been removed then it can look as if it is shorter. It is probably in the pubic pad in the base of the penis

[Velcro93]

Although the first few weeks will seem that way , once the swelling has come done the "length" will becone normal . Only a very small length is contributed by the foreskin so there is nothing to worry about. All the best !

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It is possible that a tight circumcision will make your penis appear to be shorter. This happens because the skin tension will cause the penis to retract inside your body. If you had foreskin, your penis would have the extra skin needed to hang loose. The foreskin is like an accordion to allow the penis to grow for an erection, the way nature intended. This article is about circumcision and penis length. intaction.org/circumcision-...

[BigBriCirc9]

If you are cut too tightly after a while the skin should stretch out to accomodate your cock. It is like gaining weight, muscle or the stretching that cut but want to look uncut guys do.

Try using a dick pump, start out going easy. After a while you can go tighter. The good side effects is that it make thicken, lengthen and increase the size of your glans. It takes work and lots of time but is worth it. Try cleaning house or perusing the internet while the tube is on your cock. I found that I can put it on with some suction then every say 15 minutes pump it a bit more until I have it pretty much as much as I want then leave it on for a while. If your cock turns purple you're not getting enough blood flow so take a break once in a while.

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There are a number of reasons for penile shortening after circumcision. Some reasons are related to circumcision and other reasons may be incidental.

Penile shortening is rare after circumcision. Usually, it’s a matter of perception as the penis may look appear shorter without a foreskin.

The most common cause of penile shortening after circumcision is related to the removal of the excessive foreskin, commonly referred to as “tight foreskin“. Lack of extra skin that occurs in some men with poorly compliant skin leads to a lack of penile shaft expansion with an erection.

Penoscrotal webbing is frequently associated with penile shortening and requires treatment as well.

Buried penis in obese men is another common cause of ‘pseudo’ penile shortening. The penile length is ‘hidden’ in the fat pad above the penis.

Treatment of Penile Shortening after Circumcision.

Treatment usually requires the reconstitution of adequate skin when the amount of skin is inadequate. The exact approach depends on the availability of local skin and may involve skin flaps or grafts

For men with penoscrotal web, the correction of penoscrotal webbing may be necessary if the web causes functional problems or aesthetic concerns.

Men with ‘buried’ or ‘hidden‘ penis usually benefit from weight loss; liposuction is often beneficial. Removal of excess skin following weight loss may improve aesthetic concerns.

OK, well this is off a Surgeon's Urology website and I will not show the name because I hate to be sued! LOL!!!!! But this sounds like a bit of a scam. You have a tight 4skin- they remove it i n the name of loosening up and exposing your head, ...., and then you have tight skinned erections? really?

I have to give into the idea as a fact that there ARE times when surgical procedures need to be implemented but if they do further harm- WHY NOT use non-surgical skin expansion methods to permanently enlarge the 4skin's open diameter by proven skin expansion techniques?

I was cut at birth WAY TOO SHORT come to find out at 53yo and after I started to restore my 4skin, a whole 1.5"+ of shaft gradually showed up in my erection the more skin I grew, and sex was no longer painful down and behind my scrotum! I like non-surgical methods first- they do work IF you have the will to do them daily and consistently. IF they do not for other reasons like you don't have the time, you are forgetful, you like surgeries (yes there are those out there! LOL!), then cut away I suppose.

pages.suddenlink.net/manual...

IF a cutting is done RIGHT-it should not affect a male's length, it is when it is not performed correctly is when is restricts the shaft to hang or the erection to fully move outward that cutting effects length. I have seen, was a victim myself where newborn cutting is not that smart. Doctors that cut have no idea how long a male's penis will be, flaccid or erect at the time of birth compared to the adult/mature final size. It is too easy to remove too much at the Birth cutting. And it is not really being watched to see just how common or uncommon this is but after years in the Army and Males talk- it might be more common than any of us suspect/know. One thing I know about the world of medicine since being a Hospital Admin, in the USA, they do not count what they do not want you to know. Basically too many times a death is coded and acknowledged by the injuries from cutting, Circumcism is not mentioned at all, pretty much covers the tracks.

cirp.org/library/death/

circumstitions.com/death.html

aapc.com/discuss/threads/po...

clearly shows that if this child passed from the bleeding caused by a messy circumcism, the coding would have been the bleed out as cause of death, not the circumcism- the circumcism days before did not kill him- convenient popcorn logic,..., saw this firsthand in coding in the 90s. I was floored to even find this online actually, but who would think to know where to look if they were not made open to medical coding?

We have choices, but do we if they are not made known to us?

-S