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Can a frenulum that is completely detattched from the glans be restored?
I tore my frenulum during sex many years ago in college. At the time, I gave it little thought as the skin remained tight and achieving orgasm wasn't a problem. Now that I am older, however, the lack of a "banjo string" as it is sometimes called, is making it very hard to achieve orgasm, particularly in anything resembling a short amount of time. Is there a surgical procedure that could restore it?
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