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sensitivity of a circumcised penis
recently i have found out that as i age i will lose sensitivity in my penis but that uncircumcised penises are protected by the foreskin dont lose sensitivity now i am curious as to if there is a way to restore my foreskin or get it back some how and also if there is a way for someone who is circumcised to protect there foreskin
Sensitivity can decrease in a circumcised penis, and it's a common reason for older men to restore their foreskins. The thinking is that dead tissue builds up on the glans penis. With a foreskin, there would be moisture present to exfoliate that tissue, but without a foreskin it just dries and remains there.
Foreskin restoration (google it) is most commonly done without medical procedures. All you need is your hands to pull the skin forward, though it's possible to use tape or weights to hold it in place. It takes a long time, but it's worth it if you want a foreskin.
Foreskin restoration (google it) is most commonly done without medical procedures. All you need is your hands to pull the skin forward, though it's possible to use tape or weights to hold it in place. It takes a long time, but it's worth it if you want a foreskin.
I actually don't think that's true - I was never circumcised, and the sensitivity of my penis has decreased over the years as well - I think it's a function of getting older :-) there are complicated expensive procedures to reproduce male forskin, but I'm not sure if that works or how they do it
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