Frenuloplasty - Opinions from those who've had one

I think your doctors are right and also think it's good they are offering a minor procedure rather than full circumcision which I would never recommend. I haven't had this myself but I had a psychotherapy client who did. He had bled from intercourse and he was very pleased with the final results and went on to have 2 lovely children. Clearly yours is a in a less serious condition, but he certainly reported no sensitivity issues, so I suggest you go ahead.

I find this interesting. I have worked as a urologist for 5 years and have never heard of a specialist advising a patient to have a frenuloplasty when the patient has had no complaints of a tight frenulum or painful erections/intercourse/masturbation.

It may well be that she is right and that it is necessary to fend off a torn frenulum in the future, but I would suggest there is no harm in getting a second opinion. It is also correct to say that if a tear was bad, then the most likely course of action would be removal of the frenulum (or a high and tight circumcision), rather than a simple modification.

You should think very carefully before electing for surgery to your penis. A lot of doctors/surgeons are very "cut-happy" and keen to recommend circumcisions and frenluolplasty when non-surgical options haven't yet been explored.

Whilst, in my professional experience, I've never had any complaints about desensitisation from a frenuloplasty (circumcision is a whole different issue) there are no guarantees. Your frenulum is connected to the most sensitive parts of your penis and everybody is different.

Hi Phil, did read that when you have a semi and in the bath you can pull your foreskin back and slowly stretch it, and it will slowly give, I would have thought you can do it under the shower after a warm up, why you hold it under the warn water use the fire stick method, then do some stretching, but again slowly.

Just remember slowly, slowly. OK

Hi! Are you perhaps living in a part of the world where the majority is cut? Coming from a country where 98% of the male population is uncut. I find your doctors opinion strange and irrational. I know several with a short frenulum without it creating problems. It obviously may break, but there's a lot of things which may go wrong with our body. We may break our arms and legs too at some point, but we don't do much about it before the day it happens... If you have been able to bring two kids to this world and been regularly sexual active and not noticing any problems with your penis, then I find it rediculas to do anything about it, but that's just my personal opinion.

Does anyone else find this crazy? You've been having sex for many years without any problems but they want to cut your penis.

They are trying to treat a problem that you don't have. Run from them.

I had a frenuloplasty 3 years ago, it was a mistake. I have pain during and after sex, it is much worse now than it was before the surgery.

im of the mind set, if its not broke dont fix it. you have no issues with it, you have been able to preform at least two times. I'm sure if you were in pain you would not have gone for a second round. that being said....when you were asked if it hurt and you answer was no, that's when the conversation should have stopped and zero referrals.