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  What Exactly is
"Foreskin Restoration?"

Before you continue reading down the page and learn about the biological mechanics involved in growing new skin and the methods needed to be employed to restore your foreskin; we suggest you first take a look at the document "Why Would A Circumcised Man Want to Restore His Foreskin?" Click here to read the article here on FRC dealing with some reasons to consider foreskin restoration, (Authored by.J.Geisheker, J.D., LL.M., General Counsel, D.O.C.)

Non-surgical Foreskin Restoration is the process of extending and growing penile shaft skin (and/or remaining foreskin) to aesthetically and functionally resemble a man's first, natural foreskin. The extension and growth of new skin is absolutely possible. New skin cells are forced to grow by applying some form of tensioning / pulling device to the shaft skin. With constant and consistent application of the chosen restoration method, in other words - with tension constantly being applied to one area of skin, new skin cells grow as a result of it's expanded (stretched) condition. Growth of new skin is achieved when the skin is allowed to rest after a 'restoring session' and are given the chance to perform cellular mitosis.

The medical profession uses a similar principle. In plastic surgery, for example, a doctor may place a balloon device under an area of skin on a patient, and slowly over a period of time inflate the balloon to expand and grow skin tissue surrounding the inserted device.

No matter how tightly you believe you were circumcised, chances are that non-surgically restoring some, or all of your foreskin will enhance your sex life and correct many medical issues caused by overly tight penile shaft skin. Many men come to our chatroomand ask "how do I restore my foreskin?" or "How can I be growing foreskin."You will find the pertinent information on this site to gain the "know how" and principles of restoring your foreskin. (There are surgical options available, although they come with risk and results are not generally very successful. FRC does not recommend or deal with surgical foreskin restoration. Consider the time it takes to restore non-surgically as a healing process)