Well I already spent quite some time at the foreskin restoration forums and they also don’t know a correct and full proof way to fix this.
Mostly because ,well yes, foreskin restoration is for people with no foreskin and in most cases they already had a turkey neck or penoscrotal webbing.
I am uncut and had enough foreskin.
Foreskin restoration and shaft stretching gives me more foreskin.
I know this because I tried this.
The more you stretch,
Scrotal skin or shaft skin,
The more you make things worse.
Believe me.I am making the skin build up worse very day.
The 5.31 inches stayed the same.
That I can live with.
But the way the skin has moved up onto the top part of my penis, is uncomfortable that I am really feeling that is isn’t my own penis anymore.
Mainly because now my flaccid state has changed for the worse.
It used to hang low.
My testicles can’t hang as low now as before
And it is a difference between before and now.
I went from a small penis with big testicles and swinging ones because my scrotal skin also was big to accompany my testicles
Now the swinging is gone,
My testicles are smaller, because they are closer to the body and the migrated skin has taken away the sense of touch where there used to be no penoscrotal webbing.
And ow yeah,
My penis now sticks out to the front and can’t hang.nice
We talk about the skin underneath your penis , the flappy skin , the turkey neck.
But I hardly hear anything about the skin build up at the sides of the penis , that can happen.
Or the skin on the top part.
It is formed in a circle.
Pushing the scrotal skin towards the tip of your penis..
I have seen enough PE’ers pictures to know many of you have this.
That is why you now have shaft hair.
And given the fact that I did not grow an micro-inch, this has nothing to do with growing of the penis.
It is pulling the scrotum skin loose from it’s natural position.
It is the only skin of it’s kind on your body.
A woman doesn’t have skin on her body like the scrotum skin.
Surgery will cut away excess skin.
If you look close at some porn stars you can see that they have turkey neck.
You can then see that the scrotal skin is in the middle going up the shaft.
Skin that surrounded the ”natural” position of the scrotum is now at the position where the scrotum should be.
You would think surgeons could relocate or migrate the skin back into position without losing half of your scrotum,
Right?
Because of an over-active pelvic floor my urologist recommended me to wait for that to resolve so I can think about surgery over 1,5 years, is what he told me.