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Date Posted: 09:38:26 01/08/10 Fri
Author: Tommy.
Subject: Re: Tying BELOW Frenular Artery/Vein
In reply to: SweeneyTodd 's message, "Re: Tying BELOW Frenular Artery/Vein" on 01:42:17 01/04/10 Mon

Thanks for your reply, I'll check out that forum you linked to.

I've already done a couple of tyings and I did get the white tissue you mention on those occassions (which, by the way, just fell off after a while). But what I have now isn't like that, I think it's a small scar.

I have decided to refrain from doing another tying and to wait and see how it looks in a few weeks. I've been applying honey to the scar for the past few days and I think it may be helping. I'm also gently stretching and pinching the wound to encourage some blood flow.

I think the reason I was left with this little wound is that I went too deep (my third tying) and so there just wasn't enough frenulum left (or the skin was too thin) to accommodate even the minor damage/dent cause by the knot. I'd already done two tyings which went really well; which I think was because these were obviously higher up on the frenulum, so A) there was a bit more tension which helped the knot pull through better, and B) there was enough skin under it to make-up for the little 'dent' made by the head of the knot, if that makes sense.

I propose that while this tying method is great for lengthening the frenulum a good amount in a short space of time, care should be taken not to go too deep! Perhaps better to make 'Final adjustments' (!)using the stretching method.


>Hello Tommy,
>
>I think you are talking about ulcerated tissue, this
>is tissue that when starved of blood, dies, becomes
>disconnected and a bit tough?. I had to snip off some
>ulcerated tissue when I did my op.......... I expect
>it is like an ulcer in your mouth, white area?
>
> >href="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thu
>mb/2/2d/Aphtha2.jpg/190px-Aphtha2.jpg">http://upload.wi
>kimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/2d/Aphtha2.jpg/19
>0px-Aphtha2.jpg
>
> >href="http://www.ehow.com/way_5256722_mouth-ulcer-remed
>y.html">http://www.ehow.com/way_5256722_mouth-ulcer-rem
>edy.html
>
>
>Anyway, it's only a minor problem and don't even be
>tempted to go to a doc, because they will tell you
>that you should lose 6 square inches or more of
>foreskin to "cure" that problem.
>
>I think I will refer you to the very helpful Bob and
>Paul B.
> These guys are excellent and whackily humorous in a
>dry way. Take note of what they say, they have been
>helping people with stretching (not first hand lol)
>for years..... Before you post on there, you could
>read some threads as well.........just to learn what
>it's all about.
>
>I wrote a large post on here, by collecting the
>detailed experiences of others' and also with my own
>experiment.
>
>I belong to a yahoo group (pretty much inactive) but
>there is data about the process which you've done.
>Anyway, as you've done it, I would suggest this site.
>
>It's about using stretching to treat tight foreskins
>and or short ish frenulums, but you can learn about
>the white skin issue.
>
>
> >href="http://www.network54.com/Forum/244184/">http://ww
>w.network54.com/Forum/244184/
>
>Their knowledge is far better than mine, so I'll leave
>you in their capable hands. BTW, if you call it a
>blister, do you mean it has some liquid trapped
>inside. I had to use some bravery and a very sharp
>blade to make a fine slice long the blister part to
>release white fluid argh.....was not nice, that's why
>I stopped tying and tried the stretching..
>Stretching is safer, but a far longer process.
>
>Anyway, give them a nudge.........and learn more.
>
>On a side note, The yahoo group (rather inactive) is
>at.
>
> >href="http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Frenulumtying/messa
>ge/8">http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Frenulumtying/messa
>ge/8
>
>
>=======================================================
>=====================================
>Sweeney's pretty unexciting signature. Here to TRY to
>help the similarly afflicted and others' who are
>unaware of their issue.
>Let's crack this and stop circumcision and stop the
>sale of foreskin's to make skin graft starter's.
>QUOTE One foreskin can
>yield enough cells to make four acres of
>grafting material END
>=======================================================
>=====================================
>
>
>>Hi all,
>>Had success with the method so far but my last tying
>>has left me with a scar/blistery type thing. I'm
>>pretty sure this was due due to the actual head of the
>>knot digging into the skin during the process and
>>creating a little pit/dimple thing which seems to had
>>scarred up. And I probably should have applied
>>lube/Vasceline while it was cutting through to help
>>prevent this. Anyway, this scarry skin had been there
>>for about 4 weeks (since my last knot pulled out) and
>>though it's not painful it is in an awkward position
>>because it's exactly where (what's left of...) the
>>frenulum naturally creases when the foreskin folds
>>back to cover the head. I've tried creams and other
>>methods to try and soften the skin but it looks fairly
>>white, like it's scar tissue. (It also kinda reminds
>>me of how a cold sore on your lips might feel...dry
>>and not very supple).
>>
>>I think I might need to tie again with the aim of
>>dissecting this piece of scarred skin using the
>>ligation, and the way things look the needle will need
>>to go BELOW these larger vessels - which of course
>>means these vessels will be ligated! My previous
>>tyings have all been ABOVE the main blood vessel/s of
>>the frenulum. I'm looking for reassurance about tying
>>up from below these main blood vessel/s in the
>>frenulum. I'm planning on going in JUST below them
>>and since I'll only be tying a small amount of skin it
>>it should hopefully be tight as tight as it can be.
>>Has anyone done this? Does the artery just close-up
>>and start to die off? Swelling-up? Should I expect
>>much bleeding at any point? Etc..!

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