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Frenulum issue

  • 16-07-2015 9:35am
    #1
    LegacyUser
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    Hi there,

    I am wondering if there are other guys here who developed phimosis , tightness of foreskin as an adult ?
    I would have been tight there in early teenage years but then it all sorted out late teens.
    However, I am 40s now and in recent times it tightened and some tears developed.
    It will retract but only to reveal 60% of the glans.
    The final section of corona/groove/sulcus seems buried and as if the foreskin band has formed an adhesion to bury the "coronal ridge", etc.

    One thing which may be significant is that I may have definitely torn the frenulum back over a year ago.
    It used to be regular length and now the frenulum is barely discernable.
    I know there is a procedure called frenuplasty.
    Has anyone had this ? Is is covered by health insurance ?
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