Tissue Expansion

Tissue expansion is a common procedure involving cell growth by applying prolong tension to the skin in some way. When the skin expands and grows it matches the surrounding tissues while not producing any scars or need of bandages. The growth of new skin tissue is permanent, but will start to retract 5 - 10 percent after one week of no tension. You'll keep roughly 90 percent of your current progress. Foreskin Restoration can take up to 2 - 8 years to complete. Further research is still in progress to see if the growth rate can be increased. If like to read more about tissue expansion, it can be found on Wikipedia and other sites.

T-tape

A written guide how to make T-tape

A simple step by step process on how to make T-tape and the supplies needed. It may take a few tries to master, but once mastered it's a perfect grip on the skin every time. Video here.

T-tape Supplies

Explore the essential supplies that will assist you in your foreskin restoration process efficiently. This is a list of products I found useful on Amazon.

T-tape is the most beginner friendly way to start restoration even if you're at CI-0. T-tape isn't just for beginners, it can get you there from beginning to end. T-tape provides reliable safe night tension and a built in Skin Keeper. To make a Skin Keeper all you need is a condom catheter, 3/4" binder clips, scissors, and of course T-tape. This type of Skin Keeper or Light Retainer has a zero chance of slipping off.

PCI-Scale

T-tape Terms

Growth Rate