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Date Posted: 00:58:37 04/19/09 Sun
Author: Skin_Tight
Subject: Re: MAIN THREAD Penis frenulum tying (ligation) information and indicative photos
In reply to: anonymous 's message, "Re: MAIN THREAD Penis frenulum tying (ligation) information and indicative photos" on 20:04:56 04/17/09 Fri

>Has anyone thought about using tooth floss? It seems
>like it would be good at strangling tissue, but might
>break easily. My local Walgreen's does not carry
>sutures, and I'm reluctant to order some through eBay
>as I still live with relatives.


I would be concerned about the fibers cutting into the skin. If I couldn't find sutures, I'd probably use fishing line. But check my Day 5 update for something for something that may work better!

CLICK ON THE PICTURES TO ENLARGE


Video of the tying procedure (click on pic to play)





These are ‘before’ pictures of the shortened frenulum and the typical bent head that it causes:



Closeup of the frenulum:



Closeup of the frenulum

Closeup showing location of the frenulum vein. (Color enhanced to show vein better):



Here’s the knot just after tying:



Day 3 progress. The knot appears to be tight but not a lot of reduction in the tissue:




Day 5 Progress. Not a lot going on here. I pulled out the knot and as I suspected there was a slight narrowing of the sutured skin, but as soon as the area reduced, that took the pressure off the area so that the blood flow was no longer restricted:





I decided to replace the suture with a new elastic thread so that as the skin withered, the elastic would shrink and keep the circulation off. This is “Stretch Magic” and it’s used for beading (making beaded jewelry) and is readily available in craft stores. Comes in sizes from 0.5mm to 1.8mm- I used the 0.5mm. The material is not identified but it appears to be silicone. It’s very stretchy and strong- not easily broken by hand. This time I used a large straight sewing needle that I could fit the thread through the eye. Surprisingly, the hole from the previous suture was near-impossible to locate! I could find one side but not the through-way and I think I ended up poking a new hole. Again, not really painful even though the large needle wasn’t that sharp. No blood at all.


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