Foreskin Restoration A resource for techniques, advice, and information about non-surgical foreskin restoration

Foreskin restoration Introduction to restoration Changes after restoration Personal stories   Methods MTC method Overview and videos Supplies T-taping Tension Cross-taping Normal With an extender Ring-taping   Other methods Overview Traditional Tape-based Tape-less Weight-based Historical Surgical reconstruction   More Links to other websites Statistics and survey   Images  Show all images  Hide nude images

This website focuses on the MTC method and strongly recommends it, but there are numerous alternatives. Described below are a few commercially available weight-based methods: Weight-based methods PUD method PUD (Penile Uncircumcising Device), a stainless steel weight that the remaining foreskin is taped onto. BUD method BUDs (British Uncircumcising Device). Types A through D are tape-based weights very similiar to the PUD device. Type E is described on the Tape-less methods page. Foreballs Foreballs are also stainless steel weights, but they are shaped differently from the PUD and use a different taping style. PPB method PPB method (Powdered Pull Balls) uses a weight similar in style to Foreballs, except instead of using tape, it attaches using a tape-less clamp. Second Skin method The Second Skin method is simply cross-taping using adjustable extenders: Second Skin Cones. Second Skin also has weighted cones available, which provide a greater amount of tension than an ordinary silicone extender. Foreballs        Please take a moment to reply to our survey

Although non-surgical foreskin restoration has been practiced since antiquity and modern tape-based techniques like the method described here have been successfully implemented for over twenty years, the information on this website should not be construed to be medical advice. Consult with your physician if you have any questions, concerns, or problems.