Foreskin Pulled Back Or Not When Wearing Extenders?

I have frenulum breve (Frenulum breve - Wikipedia) and hence I struggle to get my foreskin all the way back. It keeps moving forward over the glans, even when in a flaccid state. I plan to do something about this condition eventually, probably a surgery called frenuloplasty. But I wonder if any of you guys have experience with wearing an extender with the foreskin non-retracted? Does it work, or are there issues with slippage etc? (I plan to use the Andropenis btw.)

As a circumsized guy, I will have to answer on general terms. You can wear an extender with the foreskin forward. The trick is to put together the extender in a length that - when compressed - the head of the penis is almost in front of the frontpiece. In that way, the noose or strap will not have to be so tight, allowing for some blood flow. That is important when you want to extend with the foreskin not retracted, as the tissue in the skin are in greater need of fresh blood, than the glans. When treating injured people, by using a tornique, it is important that the tornique are beeing released every 20 minutes maximum, to restore blood flow to muscles and skin for a few moments to prevent from further injuries, and then tighten again. When wearing the noose not so tigth, you are allowed to jelq some blood forward and restore some kind of blood flow to the foreskin and glans, and can wear the extender for longer sessions, but monitor your foreskin and glans from getting cold.

To make it more comfy, you may find some soft cloth, gauze, sports bandage to wrap around your penis before strapping in. Good luck.

Informative, thx!

I take that to mean that I have to start out at a lower tension also! Hope it works and that the skin is not pinched either. As things are now, I have no chance of using it with the foreskin retracted anyway.