Non-surgical foreskin restoration has been successfully done by thousands. Men who have completed the restoration process subsequently report a renewed interest in sex, remarkable increases in sensitivity, profoundly greater interest in the journey of intercourse, orgasms that are much more intense, and an awareness of nuance and shading in sexuality that was never known before. Some also experience anger and grief over having been denied these aspects of their sex lives simply because they were circumcised. Restore or Restoration, Surgical To re-cover the glans with skin surgically grafted from another location on the body. Rarely done, very expensive, and has the usual risks associated with surgery and anesthetic.
Full recovery takes about three months.
Shaft Skin A part of the penile sheath that covers the shaft from the pubic area up to the foreskin or circumcision scar. During non-surgical restoration, stretching this sheath along with remnants of the inner foreskin stimulates the production of additional skin cells, which creates the new foreskin. Smegma A highly beneficial mixture of scales of sloughed epithelial skin cells mixed with sebum and transudated moisture with bacteriostatic, antiviral, and pheromonal properties. It is a harmless, protective, lubricating substance that should be gently removed only by rinsing with clean water to avoid irritation of the mucosa and upsetting the natural biochemical balance. The groove or furrow encircling the penis between the flare of the corona of the glans and the smooth shaft of the penis.