I am 22 days post-op. I went through ZSR circumcision and my rings fell off after 20 days. I observed my erection last night and it seems i lost my length. My erect length decreased from 16-17 cms(pre-op) to 12 cms (post op) .
I agree that they haven't copped of my penis so anatomically length shouldn't be decreased. But it seems that i got a tight cut which is restricting my erection. Have anyone experienced this and did your size improve over time or is it permanent?
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I too lost length in the beginning but someone told me this and it made sense. Your penis has just gone through a traumatic surgery. It's healing itself, give it time. I went from 9" to about 7.5". I was extremely worried. Happy to say it did come back. Give it some time.
I am experiencing the same issue. I'm in week 7 post op. The tightness is still there and I haven't recovered the length. I wished I had found this forum before deciding on the cut.
Crazy twist here. I was cut at birth and was cut too tight so that about just over an inch of erection was still up in me for 53 years of my life of many times painful sex. I restored my 4skin in 2009 and as I was growing the skin I noticed my erections were longer and less painful. Y9u just might have had that circumcise I had as a newborn. IF after you are completely healed, you would not want to do this till then, look into 4skin restoration techniques. you can re-grow new skin. Males hating being cut have been doing it since ancient times and it is a very successful way for those that stay the course to regain their hood. I would shy away for plastic surgery to loosen it,..., after 11 years in the 4skin restoration population I have never seen a guy happy with the appearance of surgical repairs but that would be your choice if it came to that choice.
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