Operation time: 82 minutes
Number of treatments: 1
When a patient undergoes penis enhancement surgery, the foreskin is often removed at the same time, but the extent of the foreskin to be removed is subtly changed depending on the age of the patient. In the case of young people, it is better to remove the foreskin with a little excess skin, which will have a positive effect on the growth of the penis later on. In the 40s and beyond, the foreskin is removed slightly wider than for people in their 20s and 30s. I have found some clear pictures of the progress of the foreskin and will post them.
Patient：
Good evening. I apologize for the delay in contacting you so late at night. Again, thank you very much for yesterday. It was a productive day, with everyone treating me very well and many firsts in my life. I was able to spend last night without any particular pain medication. (I do have a slight dull ache at the base at times, but it doesn't bother me) We will then send you a photo of the next day. I am asking about the bandage wrapping. Corona of Glans I am wrapping it along the penis, but it seems to have a strong shrinking force and soon the bandage is covering most of the glans. Even with the bandages removed, about 1/4 of the skin is covered. How should this be handled? Thank you for your cooperation.
1 day after surgery
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Postoperative photograph 1
7 day after surgery
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Postoperative photograph 2
14 day after surgery
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Postoperative photograph 3
21 day after surgery
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Postoperative photograph 4
28 day after surgery
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Postoperative photograph 5
Comment: There is excess until the 14th day, but after the 21st day, it looks natural.
