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# Frenulum Breve Written by Max at 18 May 2006 19:44:19: Hi Robin, I'm glad you site is here as a resource for circumcision related operations. Thanks! I'm here to ask what you know about frenuloplasty. I'll fill you in on some of my story.... About six months ago I finally realized I had phimosis thanks to some internet searches. I found stretching exercises and proceeded to do them. Due to high school sports and a packed schedule I was not able to do them consistently. Obvioulsy, I did not see results. In the past two months, however, I have done the stretching exercises consistently every day. It has worked to an extent. Whereas I could barely see my glans before with much effort, I can now get about one fourth of the way down. One month ago I noticed that my results had halted due to a short frenulum. So on another forum I was recommended other stretches for my frenulum. One month later and nothing has changed. This is why I am looking into a frenuloplasty. Any information you could provide on this subject would be greatly appreciated. I'm not even exactly sure how the operation works. Does you foreskin already need to retract a certain amount for doctors to perform the operation? Does it separate the frenulum or simply lengthen it? Do you think this operation could yield the results I'm looking for? I would like to see full retraction eventually. I believe afterwards I could successfully stretch the remaining foreskin back as long as my frenulum is long enough. Once again thank you! I have posted about this topic many times in other forums. Most times they refuse to talk about operations and simply recommend I do more stretching. I believe stretching can work for some people and in certain situations, and I have tried it with some results. However, I am not prepared to stretch for the next two years to be able to function normally. At some point, other options should be considered. The more knowledge you have, the more qualified you are to make a decision (especially when dealing with you manhood). Thank you in advance. Max Answers: Re: Frenulum Breve Robin 5/18/2006 19:47 (1) Re: Frenulum Breve peter 5/28/2006 16:47 (0)