Alex has a cone plasty surgical touch up
This page will feature Alex who has finished his restoring journey and had a rare “touch up surgery” done. Since there is not much information on this surgery at all online I felt it was important to show it.
Known patient with the undersigned as previously circumcised and has operated tissue expanding to create more foreskin, and has regained much foreskin, but this is too loose, according to himself. On the patient’s own request, we made now a revision of the previous wedge recession. We do this by a reverse wedge mirror. Wash clean, local infiltration anesthesia and pull the foreskin back. Going as pointed out from the base of the frenulum and showed point approximately in the middle of which will be the edge of the frenulum and forth and tip into the appropriate level. Removes excess foreskin. Bleeding is coagulated and sew it together with interrupted sutures. Trialing and see that it has been tightened in the circumference of the foreskin. Brulidine bandage.
Alex decided to do a touch-up surgery called cone plasty, although touch-up surgeries are normally not done by most individuals that restore some guys do choose to do them. Information online is very scarce to say the least on these procedures.
“today was the day I’ve waited for long time. The touch up surgery has been performed, and I’m back from the hospital. First I got injection of marcaine and xylocaine solution, local anesthetics.
The touch up procedure is a cone-plasty method.
The total heal time would be about six months. During the first few weeks there was swelling as with any surgery, and as time goes on the scar tissue will be more pliable.
This picture was taken after a few days from the initial procedure.
He used small strips of medical tape as a kind of butterfly bandage so that the stitching would not get much pressure especially during nocturnal erections that would happen when he was sleeping. After the stitches came out and the skin healed the use of the tape was no longer needed.
Fast forwarding to approximately 4 months of healing.
With the skin rolled back you can see the scar line shown in this picture
With the skin forward and covering the glans nicely it would be hard for anyone to distinguish whether he was ever circumcised.
As the healing process continued and swelling went down the results continue to be better.
Here we can see the scar line left by the touch-up surgery.
The cone-plasty ( v- plasty ) touch up surgery is talk about online but very seldom is there any information or pictures of the progress.
After letting everything healed and waiting another six months he decided to do another surgery called the “purse string”