# Re: sliding forward?

> Written by dean on 06. September 1999 at 00:07:14:

> In Reply to: Re: sliding forward? written by Max on 05. September 1999 at 21:24:16:

> >>>>This indicates frenulum breve, and you need to watch out if maybe you have a mixture of the two conditions - please confirm if you have ... I have never heard this "sliding forward" description with only phimosis ...
> >>>>https://www.male-initiation.net/frenulum_breve.html
> >>>
> >>>>If you have a combination some doctors may want to do a full circ. this is your own choice but unnecessary - you will need a frenoplasty and partial circ - all further on treatment is on line ...
> >>>
> >>>Is it possible to do a frenoplasty and a dorsal slit?
> Max-
> I had frenulum breve until I was about 25 then had it taken care of by a simple trim. You can tell if the head or glans is pulled down when you retract when soft or flaccid- mine was very tight and would not allow retraction when erect except to just behind the glans and it was very tight. The frenulum attached all the way to the lower part of the opening at the end and now is trimmed back to below the inverted V at the underside. In my case, no frentulum was removed and it retreated into the foreskin and thru stretching primarily by retracting further and further over time while erect, I can now retract fully with no 'ring' along the shaft I think Robin's advice to slow down and not take any action which you will live with for the rest of your life is good- continue to study it and arrive at an informed decision as you will likely know more about the subject than many of the professionals you encounter.
> Also, Robin's advice to another inquiry to check www.foreskin.org is good- it shows a frenulum up close as well as other issues of stretching etc with very good quality pictures rather than drawings.

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