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A Gallery of Circumcisions
7. Excessive Skin Removed
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This high
circumcision has removed about 2/3 of the skin of the penis. On
erection, the hairy scrotal skin is drawn up the shaft. This penis was
exhibited by its owner on a circumfetishist
website as an object of beauty. |
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Not only has too much skin
been taken, leaving a tight erection and a hairy shaft, but part of the glans
has been ablated
and poorly repaired. |
The
scrotal skin is drawn half way up the shaft, while the glans is tilted
downward. |
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This man's frenulum has been ablated and a
further (yellowish) slice made down the centre.
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(Click on
the thumbnails for greatly enlarged images)
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On the back and side of his penis are small skin bridges.
Iatrogenic Hypospadias
In circumcising this man (unnecessarily) at 17 for phimosis, the
doctor has not only removed all the frenulum, but cut
into the urethra,
creating a iatrogenic
hypospadias
and dividing the glans in two. |
This picture was taken by the mother soon after the botch. The doctors
told her they "weren't expecting his foreskin to be so long and thick".
Her full story is here. |
Plastibell Horrors
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