Phimostretch Phimosis Stretcher Rings Kit - 20 Rings from 3mm to 38 mm Included in Phimosis Stretching kit

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This article was co-authored by Scott Tobis, MD. Dr. Scott Tobis is a board certified Urologist. With more than seven years of experience, he specializes in treating patients for urologic conditions such as urologic cancers, prostate enlargement, vasectomy, kidney stones, frequent/urgent urination, erectile dysfunction, incontinence, and blood in the urine. Dr. Tobis holds a BS in Cellular and Developmental Biology from The University of California, Santa Barbara, and an MD from Dartmouth Medical School. He completed his internship in General Surgery and residency in Urologic Surgery at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and his fellowship in Urologic Oncology and Robotic Surgery at The City of Hope National Medical Center. Dr. Tobis is a diplomat of the American Board of Urology. Preputial adhesions, or scar tissue, that keep the foreskin attached to the tip (glans) of your penis. We assure you and we are very confident in our product b ecause this has worked out for thousands of other men who were in the same place as you when they first started stretching. Looks unpleasing to the eye- This may not be a huge deal if your partner is comfortable with it but it does look a bit weird.

Don't you think it is worth finding out whether YOU can also experience the same sensations that an uncircumcised male with a normal foreskin does, during intercourse? Chances of paraphimosis during intercourse is even higher than level 3. Hence wear condoms during intercourse to avoid it. For males with phimosis however, this sensitivity is much more heightened and is painful in most cases when glans is exposed to outside touch. This is why even sexual intercourse can be painful and uncomfortable if you have phimosis. You should be careful in making sure that the ring size you choose is comfortable to wear. We would recommend going one size smaller when trying this method first. Once you are comfortable with this method of putting the ring on over the phimotic band/ring, only then you should consider putting on the appropriate ring size.No need to worry about glans-sensitivity- Since your glans has not been exposed yet, you don’t need to worry about painful glans during sexual intercourse. In a normal penis, this is otherwise known as a ridged band, and it does not constrict full retraction of the foreskin. But if you have phimosis, you can only retract the foreskin to the extent your phimotic ring allows it. Anything over it, and you will feel pain and discomfort.

Phimosis rings, also known as foreskin rings or phimotic rings, are medical devices designed to treat a condition called phimosis. It’s important to note that circumcision is not always the solution for phimosis. In fact, circumcision can sometimes cause phimosis if too much foreskin is removed during the procedure. It’s always best to consult with a healthcare professional to determine the best course of treatment for phimosis. What are Phimosis Rings and How Do They Work?Partial Circumcision (Frenuloplasty): In some cases, only the tight part of the foreskin or the frenulum is removed to allow for easier retraction. Avoids Surgical Intervention: Phimosis rings provide an alternative to surgical procedures like circumcision, which may be a more drastic solution for some individuals. Pinhole phimosis is not very common. Chances are that you don’t belong in this category but if you do, you can surely solve it! You will just need to work a little bit more than the rest. The name itself is self-explanatory but the below sketch hopefully makes it clearer - You are only using Q-tips here because your foreskin hole isn’t big enough yet to allow stretching it using fingers. Once your foreskin loosens up enough you should avoid using Q-tips any more and switch to using your fingers instead. Frenulum stretching

Steroid creams may soften your foreskin if the scarring is mild; stopping the cream, however, may result in a return of the condition.Tight foreskins may encourage tumours of the penis to develop but tumours never arise in patients who have been circumcised in childhood.