Have you had frenuloplasty?  If so, how were the results? Which method did u get?  Are you glad you did it?
410301
I had the frenulum of my tongune cut at age 10 or so because it was attached to the lower gum.  The fear back then was that it would eventually cause loosening of my teeth.  They were MORONS...and don't even do this any more.  The surgery suct...i couldnt eat for a weak and lost a bunch of weight.\nBut I can tuen my tongue over without any problems...and now i can stick the tip of my tongue out of my mouth :)\n\nIf you are talking about a cleft lip surgery i am talking of a dif frenulum.
682038
I have two friends who've gone through.\nThey were actually very strong before but did not have any problems..\nNevertheless, it's a type of surgery and there are always risks. So think about whether it is really necessary or whether you can bear with it.\nThe latest I read here is that they are starting a study where they believe they can train the brain to deal with it. As such, get people to re-gain a clear vision (if the degree is low), or get people with a higher degree to be able to see clearly with glasses/contacts of a lower degree.
602626
Ask your MD or surgeon who performs it. My sis had it done and there were complications afterwards, but they fixed it and now she has lost more weight and she likes the results.
795749
Best money that i ever spent.   Had a prescription (for contracts) of -6.5 in both eyes - so my eyesight was terrible.   Had both eyes done at the same time - better than 20;20 vision after recovery.  Hurts a little bit straight after, but recovery time is quick - everything was fine after 2-3 days.  \n\nWould advise anybody to have it done.
1009185
i've had it done three times.  first time was with a gun, hurt like hell, i don't recommend it, the hole wasn't clean it was more like torn through.  it never healed and i took it out 6 months later.  next two times were with a needle, again it hurt like hell but looked a LOT better as the hole was clean.  still never healed (turns out i'm allergic to the rings they put in) and took it out for good after 1 year.  i loved having it and really wish it would have healed as i would still have it if it had.  but it does hurt like hell.
472722
My 19 year old son had the procedure last month.\nHe was a bit sore for a couple of days, but nothing more. He was back to his normal busy self within a few days. The procedure took about 2 hours from beginning to end, and he was sedated enough that he fell asleep. best thing we ever did!!
1089465
Hey!  Good luck!\n\nI had mine done when I was 35.  I went from a 38H (yes, they DO make that size) had to special order from the catalog.\n\nI wanted to be a 36 C, and I got it!  They're perfect!  (for me)\n\nI never could run or play games all the time I was growing up, then I figured, what the heck, you're too old to run anymore.  \n\nBut finding clothes was expensive and a HUGE chore.\n\nP.S.  when you go to the surgeon to ask for it?  It's called a bilateral mamoplasty reduction.\n\nI did it and I couldn't be happier.
166769
For many people hynotherapy can actually work very well.  Trust me, it's nothing like the old movies--you know, with  the swinging pocket watch and all.  ;-)
24013
According to Penn & Teller's show "Bullshit", there is not an actual effective method of penis enlargment. In the episode (entitled "sex sex sex") the pump, the pill, and i believe a weighted process is evaluated. There were no significant changes found. \n\nSorry guys!
1063943
I had it done years back. Went in to the Doc. First of all I got shaved. Then the doc traced the outline of my left ball and found the tube just below the surface. Made a minor incision, then went thru the incision - found the tube and snipped thru it, cut a small section of tube off, then sealed both tube ends. Came out the incision & put 1 stich in to seal it. Job done! Took about 6 mins. Laid down for half an hour & then taken home.\nOnly very minor problem being (as the doc told me) about 3/4 hrs later felt as though I'd been kicked in the balls by a horse! Didn't  last long, up and running about like a spring chicken hours later. A week later went back to the hospital for a check and test. Doc examined his work, removed the stich, declared everything fine & sent me off for a test! This required jacking off into a small glass jar - like peaing for a urine test. Given a number to call the next day.  Called - declared negative, no more sperm will be fired.\n\nDon't know what they do today. However, understand they can now fit a tap & just turn the sperm flow off? When U want children, U nip in & they turn it back on. Sounds more like an auto check and sevice.
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A friend of mine has one and is having problems with it. She's actually considering having it removed.\n\nMy friend says that the "tail" of it keeps poking her. She has to try and adjust it many times. The doctor told her it would soften up, that was months ago and it hasn't yet. She also said that getting it inserted was awful.
869068
I hear it's pretty painful, but worth it, especially if you have breathing problems from it. I wouldn't do it if it's just a cosmetic thing.\n\nJust how big is your nose??????????
1129875
2 words...PLASTIC SURGERY
679947
i had one on each foot for years. finally got so bad i could hardly drive. Surgery fixed them both and i'm so glad i did it. couldn't walk much for a few days. couldn't drive for a couple of weeks but it was so worth it. good luck.
111017
I also had the surgery about 6 years ago now, so I imagine that technology has greatly improved since then. I really didn't experience any pain with the procedure, but it was a little weird. It worked great and is still working. Usually they tell you you can't do certain things for like a month afterwards while your eye heals up completely, but I suppose it depends on what type of surgery you are getting (they have different kinds now.) I'd say go for it. It's great not to have to wear glasses or contacts.
738256
I do. I lost a tremendous amount of hair after surgery, and my doctor offered me Propecia.  It seems to slow the hair loss considerably, but it doesn't really regrow anything significant. \n\nThe bottom line is that it is worth trying, and it helps, but it is not a cure-all.  Good luck!!
60373
A few, but a competent Lasik place should warn you and prepare you before your surgery.  After mine, I had to put drops in them all the time because they were very dry.  I couldn't open my eyes for 6 hours after the surgery so they could begin healing.  I used rewetting drops they suggested for at least 3 months afterwards.  And I do have a few problems at night with driving.  The lights have tiny little halos and make it harder to drive(but I deal), and the red lights at the movie theater floor blind me(someone has to lead me down the steps after the movie).  But overall i was super happy with the results and love it!!