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Dr. Reed:

About a year ago I was circumcised by my urologist.   He did not respect my request to leave as much inner foreskin as possible. Nor did he respect my request to remain awake and aware during the procedure. The outcome is a low and sloppy look with suture marks all around.  He also pulled scrotum skin up the shaft leaving a turkey neck web.  The result is that my penis looks much shorter and I cannot penetrate as deeply. 

The frenulum was left.  It is very sensitive and pleasurable upon initial penetration but after thrusting and becoming more erect it becomes painful.

I’d like to have a recirc if possible and have the turkey neck trimmed back and the frenulum removed.

Would photos help in evaluating if this is doable?   Can you give me some idea of fee?…healing time?

I’m 65, gay, and love sex.  But due to what I’ve described, find myself not having it as often as my partner wants.

Oh yes, I want to be as aware as possible and see as much of procedure as possible.

Thanks,
M.  O’Day

January 21, 2010

Good morning Mr. O’Day,
Thank you for your continued interest in what we do.

For most patients we recommend you stay here overnight following your revision procedure, and you can throw in a safety factor of an extra day.  Your sutures should be removed 12 days fter revision by a health care professional.

You can be seen in consultation and done the same day.

Yes of course, we wish to see you before you take off.

Taking your other thoughtful questions…

2.Can the frenulum be removed without total loss of sensation that it offers?We remove the frenulum on most patients, and of the 10 % or less that request it not be removed, 80% return and say, “now Doctor, please remove it.”   Truly doubt there will be any difference in sensation, but if there is any concern then don’t have it removed.,

3. When I am erect, turkey neck is barely visible but my balls are pulled up the shaft.  Is this the usual situation?  I very much want my balls lower for penetration again!If you have hyper-retractile testes or so called “yo-yo” testes, there is a procedure to correct for this.

How much scaring is left by scrotal cuts? Usually a fine white line that lays out like an inverted “Y” with limbs about 3/4″ at most in each direction.

How long is healing?Healing continues over 6 weeks for maximal tensile strength but cosmetically certain refinements such as fading of all redness an take up to 13 months.

How many weeks before sex is possible?You could resume sex typically in 6 weeks. 

4. Could lengthening be doen simultaneously? No for this reason.  Successful lengthening depends upon use of traction within a day or 2 after surgery to maintain what was accomplished in the operating room and build upon that.  If you have a circumcision revision, your penis will be much too tender for traction and also you will rip you suture line apart. 

How much would that cost in addition to other surgery?If you have orchidopexy (to prevent rising in your scrotum), that fee is an added $2,500.  Lengthening as a procedure unto it self is $4,500 and this is posted on our web-site.

Michael, have a serene weekend, and again many thanks for considering our facility,

Harold M. Reed, M.D.
305-865-2000

I am interested in penis lengthening and possible eventual girth enhancement. I had testicle implants with a west coast doctor and have been ‘stretching’ with some results, however I’d like to make my testicles hang lower. I also have somewhat of a ‘turkey neck’. I would like to know if you can relax the chords on my testicles to make them hang lower and would also like to know what you can do for the ‘turkey neck’. I’d like to know if I can do either of these in conjunction with penis lengthening. Thanks.  Parmuth

Hi Parmuth,

Thank you for your interest in what we do and your excellent clinical presentation.

Several thoughts come to mind.

If the doctor has entered the membrane that surrounds your testicles, this type of surgery frequently results unfortunately in adhesions that bind and fixate the testes  in one position.

That is why our implants are placed in front and below the testes.  We have also noted degradation of testicular function if entry is made into the testicular membrane, the tunica vaginalis.

Peno-scrotal webs are fairly easy to correct.  Please avoid the Z-plasty incision, as this looks like the “mark of Zorro” when it heals

Please review the attached letter and do visit our web-site.  Look at all the documents and photos.  If you feel I am the doctor for you or my level of expertise could provide the best advice that you are seeking, then please initiate a consultation over the phone with our office.

Harold M. Reed, M.D.
305-865-2000

Penoscrotal or peno-scrotal or penile-scrotal web or “turkey neck” as said in the vernacular gives the illusion of shorter penile length and often causes some irritation during penetration especially with tugging on hairs and drawing in of the scrotum into the vagina.  This often occurs because of an overzealous circumcision where too much skin is removed on the underside drawing the scrotum onto the shaft of the penius.

The remedy is resection of the peno-scrotal web.  Although some authors favor a Z plasty we have seen these patients and for me it looks like the mark of Zoro on the penile shaft and scrotum.

I believe our approach is more cosmetic because the penile incision remains in the midline as an extension of the raphe, and the scrotal incisions even on a fresh post op are difficult to discern.

Our fee is $250 for consultation. The charge for release of peno-scrotal web and reconstruction including local anesthesia and use of the facility is an additional $2500.

Please do look at our photgraphic example and see if you agree, back to normal.

Harold M. Reed, M.D.