Natural Solutions For Foreskin Restoration
Manual Stretching
There are many ways to manually stretch the foreskin. Manual stretching is a better way to restore the foreskin than by using some store-bought device. It loosens up the tightly circumcised foreskin and makes it ready for more advanced restoration techniques.Common manual stretching methods are: Fast Stretch with 2 Fingers, Squeezing With Fingers, and Middle Fingers Pull & Stretch. Basically, manual stretching involves your fingers and hands stretching any remains of circumcised foreskin. Stretching manually is a good way to start on the pathway to foreskin restoration. When incorporated into the stretching regiment, additional supplemental accessories such as moisturizers, tape, and natural formulas often increase the pace of recovery.
Tips On Manual Stretching:
- Always sanitize both of your hands
- Do not stretch your foreskin if you have an open cut or bruised penis
- Stretch slowly if you have tightly circumcised foreskin
- Do not over stretch your foreskin to hasten the result
The manual stretching technique is cost-effective and works well for beginners. Unfortunately, most people are not able to persist with the exercise. They get lazy and often get tired of stretching after two weeks. For most, it will take at least 12 to 28 weeks of stretching before enough foreskin can cover the gland without incurring any injury.
Stretching Device
A Foreskin Stretching Device is the best alternative to reconstructive surgery. It naturally expands and stretches the original tissue while stimulating the mitosis of cell division for the new regenerated tissues. [1]The idea of foreskin stretching is not new. Many primitive cultures practiced custom soft tissue expansion of the ears, lips, nose and other parts of the body for religious devolution and aesthetic attraction.
Beware of the plastic material of stretching devices. Some may cause allergic reactions or irritation if the plastic becomes worn out.
- ^Cordes, Stephanie; Calhoun, Karen H.; Quinn, Francis B. (1997-10-15). "Tissue Expanders". University of Texas Medical Branch Department of Otolaryngology Grand Rounds.
- ^Collier R., Whole again: The practice of foreskin restoration, CMAJ. 2011 Nov 14.
- ^Schultheiss D, Truss MC, Stief CG, Jonas U., Uncircumcision: a historical review of preputial restoration, Plast Reconstr Surg. 1998 Jun;101(7):1990-8.
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