Hey guys, so after my circumcision 9 weeks ago, I had severe swelling which I found completely ugly, but it was understandable due to the trauma, however it eventually got better.
My stitches have now come out, I have no post-circumcision pains, the ballooning swelling has gone down, however I still have scar tissue which makes the skin near my glans quite firm as opposed to my shaft skin. How do I make this better?
I have some excess skin near the underside of my shaft near the glans and I am worried if this will go away as all other problems have gone and I am scared the circumcision was not done correctly.
Has anyone experienced this? If so, how is it now? Does it eventually go away?
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Hey man. I can tell you that you have just as much excessive inner foreskin as me and I don't really know if that's a good or bad thing. The problem I have with the excessive skin is that it aesthetically looks terrible and actually, early in the recovery, I thought of getting a revision or at least some fix to the problem. I went to several urologists and they told me that I should just give it time and it in my instance, unfortunately, could take way more time than expected.
Hey Hans, I actually find mine extremely unpleasant too, even when I am erect it does all spread out but still with a bit of excess skin, I too wanted to get a fix, still do but I guess time is what we have to abide by.
So did these urologists give you a timescale?
Is your excess skin like mine? How long has it been since your circumcision?
You need to enlarge your penis with Titan gel, not to remove it but to lessen it like what other blog ppl did, idk maybe ur dick can be bigger and not on its regular size thats why it happens
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