I'll teach you a method. Although most doctors say it is helpful to the development of prepuce and glans in adolescent children, practice has proved that it is also effective for adults. Persistence is the key, and it usually takes 1-3 years to have obvious effects.

All medical theories say that the elasticity of the foreskin is excellent, so it is a habit to work hard in this respect, that is, open the foreskin completely after urinating every day until the coronal groove is exposed, that is, turn it to the bottom, hold it by hand for 5 seconds before releasing it, hold it for 5 seconds after urinating, and so on ... Turn it three times each time, and the glans will turn over after a long time.

Believe me, most people will have an effect, but it will take a long time. Adolescent children generally have obvious effects from six months to one year (because they also have developmental effects), and adults generally need about two years.

For example, some foreskins in my family are too long (usually with some genetic effects), so my father and I both had surgery. When my brother 17 years old, we found that the foreskin was too long. When he was weak, the glans penis was all wrapped up, about 2-3 mm in front. Anyway, there is no urethral orifice (half of his glans is exposed when he has an erection). Since he 17 years old, I have been

In the second case, my college classmates are also in the same subject, so they pay great attention to this aspect. At the age of 20, his foreskin condition was similar to that of my brother 17. Now 23 years old, the glans penis has been exposed 1/3, completely exposed when erect (there is a slight foreskin fold in the coronal sulcus).

Usually, when we are in consultation, small problems such as long foreskin are usually examined by our new doctor. Generally, the problem is not big. If it is not phimosis, we do not recommend surgery. Just turn it over often. Many patients have good feedback, and persistence is very important.

According to experience, the foreskin develops around 17- 19 years old. If you don't turn it over often, it won't change much in adulthood. In other words, a well-developed person will be exposed at the age of 17- 19, that is, when he graduates from high school.

You can secretly pay attention to your father or uncle. If their foreskin is too long, you can look more! If it is fully exposed or semi-exposed, you don't have to worry. There is still room for development of the foreskin, and the length of the foreskin will generally have certain genetic effects.