Basics of foreskin restoration: Difference between revisions

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Foreskin restoration cannot restore those areas that were completely removed by circumcision, such as the [[ridged band]] or the [[frenulum]] (in the cases where it was removed completely).

Foreskin restoration alleviates tight ~~erections~~ and restores the mobility of the [[skin]].

Foreskin restoration alleviates tight [[erection]]s and restores the mobility of the [[skin]].

== How to start ==

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=== FEC - forced erect coverage ===

Forced erect coverage is a measurement obtained by producing an erection, forcing as much [[skin]] as possible over the glans, and comparing that number to the length of the glans. The result is a percentage, which can be negative (no coverage at all), or it can be a number smaller than 100% (some coverage), or greater than 100% (full coverage and some overhang).

Forced erect coverage is a measurement obtained by producing an [[erection]], forcing as much [[skin]] as possible over the glans, and comparing that number to the length of the glans. The result is a percentage, which can be negative (no coverage at all), or it can be a number smaller than 100% (some coverage), or greater than 100% (full coverage and some overhang).

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 Foreskin restoration cannot restore those areas that were completely removed by circumcision, such as the [[ridged band]] or the [[frenulum]] (in the cases where it was removed completely).
-Foreskin restoration alleviates tight erections and restores the mobility of the [[skin]].
+Foreskin restoration alleviates tight [[erection]]s and restores the mobility of the [[skin]].
 == How to start ==
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 === FEC - forced erect coverage ===
-Forced erect coverage is a measurement obtained by producing an erection, forcing as much [[skin]] as possible over the glans, and comparing that number to the length of the glans. The result is a percentage, which can be negative (no coverage at all), or it can be a number smaller than 100% (some coverage), or greater than 100% (full coverage and some overhang).
+Forced erect coverage is a measurement obtained by producing an [[erection]], forcing as much [[skin]] as possible over the glans, and comparing that number to the length of the glans. The result is a percentage, which can be negative (no coverage at all), or it can be a number smaller than 100% (some coverage), or greater than 100% (full coverage and some overhang).
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