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My sons were circumcised by gomco, and their frenulums removed as well. She cut them the way I wanted high and tight no skin movement turned out beautiful.

OP is that sick twist who's obsessed with little-boy p.een and wants to see them all mangled. It says it's a mommy but that doesn't matter, it's a piece of human filth that the world would be better off without

Blah! Blah! Blah! So's yer old man! Meaningless blather that's all name calling and no facts or real arguments. Typical circ opponent BS.

Since when is it BS to oppose a medically unnecessary painful procedure upon an unconsenting infant?

My son was circumcised with a Gomco clamp and it came out perfect. One of my friends had her sons done by a Dr. that use a plastic ring and left too much skin behind. It looked sloppy and like they were not even fully circumcised. When I had my son, I asked my ob/gyn to make sure she removed his whole foreskin when she circumcised him. She said she understood and would give my son a "fully tight" circumcision as she agreed it was best. I recommend finding a Dr. that uses the Gomco and don't be afraid to ask her to make sure its "tight".

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Gomco clamp can give great results, and a doc who knows what they're doing can cut nice and tight with it. Fully removed, tight and dry. Best result for any boy.

Agreed, and the cute little brown ring is adorable.

Frankly I think a lot boys in the 10-13 age group would benefit from a circumcision revision, and getting tightened up.

Circumcision between the ages of 11 and 13 is most effective when parents take full control of the decision, ensuring the procedure is performed in an aggressive low and tight style, with an emphasis on removing as much skin as necessary to achieve both functional and symbolic goals. At this age, boys are developing their independence, but they lack the maturity to make decisions that align with their long-term well-being. Removing this choice reinforces their need for discipline, obedience, and trust in parental authority, teaching them the value of accepting discomfort as part of growth.

In this style, 100% of the foreskin and frenulum must be removed, leaving the glans permanently exposed for optimal hygiene and to eliminate any risk of infections, phimosis, or ** buildup. To ensure a tight, restrictive effect during erections, an additional 3–6 cm of shaft skin is also removed. This level of tightness significantly reduces penile sensitivity, helping boys focus less on personal gratification and more on self-control and respect for their future partners. The tightness serves as a constant physical reminder of the discipline instilled through the procedure, reinforcing lessons of humility and prioritization of others’ needs.

Performing this procedure during puberty ensures it becomes a lasting milestone, leaving a profound impact on the boy’s development. He learns to embrace discomfort, respect boundaries, and internalize the family’s values of structure and selflessness. For parents, ensuring the removal of all excess skin guarantees not only the physical benefits of cleanliness and reduced sensitivity but also the moral and developmental growth that comes from such a transformative experience. It ensures boys grow into disciplined, respectful individuals who embody humility and gratitude.

A small pair of surgical scissors was used on out newborn. Female doctor just snipped his foreskin right off. She made him low and tight, tapered the cut at the same angle as the glans, and left some of the frenulum. We're quite pleased with the result.

Sounds like the doctor knew what she was doing. She created a masterpiece that women will enjoy

Thanks! She said she's done "hundreds" like this, and virtually all the parents liked the result.

Neither you nor anyone else knows if his son will be gay or asexual