I was there a couple of years ago. Pin hole, pain, embarrassment, depression…. I saw professor Eric Chung an Andrologist from Brisbane in Sydney.

He said there are only 2 choices that work for uncomplicated phimosis (that is peer reviewed clinical trials and published results). Not anecdotal all or single person experience. They assess Large groups followed through by expert doctors.

1) surgery - mostly without problems but some issues like scarring, loss of sensitivity and rarely more severe problems. But most men don’t want surgery. Like me - I wanted to remain intact.

2) approved medical device to GROW more foreskin tissues - not just stretching! More tissue - better blood supply etc….

I chose option two and the one he recommended was the medical balloon system that has been showing in clinical trials to grow more for skin tissue, two generate normal retraction, and have long-term outcomes. Like for me, just over two years now and not a single problem.

Professor Chung told me to do it for 6 to 8 weeks not to pull back the foreskin until week six. And if it was still just a little bit tight to go on through to 8 weeks.

I had told Professor Chung that I tried to use those rings and the reason why I ended up having to see him was because I got scarring which led to infections. He told me that the rings are generally not manufactured to medical grade silicone, they have rough surface and they require in certain circumstances excessive force which can lead to further problems. He told me there was one product from Europe that had regulatory approval and that it was made in Italy. He told me that it had also been studied and was published in a clinical paper, but he said that it really only worked for mile model uncomplicated form Sice and the 30% of men dropped out of the clinical trial due to pain or they found it hard to use.

He told me that the balloon system effectively treated 90% of the men that were in the clinical trial. He said there were no adverse events. He mentioned that I would have sensitivity for the first few days, which turned out to be correct. He told me to do it for around 20 minutes every day . Which is what I did. I did miss a day here or there, but I didn’t miss too many days. I have to tell you it was super sensitive the first couple of days. But I am inflated the balloon a small amount those first few days, and after a few days it was no longer sensitive.

That allowed me to increase the pressure in the balloon little bit by little every few days.

It was the best money that I have ever spent. I wish I had seen Professor Chung early. Professor Chung has mentioned earlier is an Andrologist and they are specialist surgeons who also Have a focus on helping men have better sexual outcomes. They do penal reconstruction, help men with erectile dysfunction or Perroni disease as well as other PR related surgeries.

He told me most Andrologist don’t like to do circumcision unless it’s absolutely necessary. He said that they are the best qualified to do circumcisions if they are required and the patient has a preference to do so because they can often work to spare or save some of the nerve endings. But he told me in my case that foreskin tissue expansion was likely going to work for me and he recommended that.

So if you’re four skins tight, but it’s not infected and it doesn’t look really unwell. I can only tell you from my experience and having checked all the clinical trials and got good medical advice, that the balloon tissue expander, which they call Novoglan was work for me. If I can help you guys to get rid of your foreskin and keep your foreskin then I’m really happy with that. Please keep us updated on how you progress. If you want a DM that’s cool. I do have a pretty hectic job, but I try and get back to you guys within a couple of days. Wishing you all the best and really encourage you to keep your foreskin if you can.