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Date Posted: 13:33:22 02/04/12 Sat
Author: Paul B.
Subject: Re: Frenulum Tying Complete --- Thanks everyone!
In reply to: hugh 's message, "Re: Frenulum Tying Complete --- Thanks everyone!" on 07:52:37 11/05/11 Sat

Slow compression, eh?

Fast crush with artery forceps (which of course, are made for this purpose with a ratchet lock) is what I generally use for removing those annoying peducnculated (thin stalk) skin tags which people get in the armpits and groin, and various other areas for that matter. After (optimally) five minutes of crush, they can be sliced off through the crushed area without bleeding (some bleeding if the crush is not heavy enough when the part being crushed is too thick and/ or too impatient to wait the full five minutes).

This is of course, the "traditional" method for performing a circumcision using "bone forceps".




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