Has anyone ever heard of a surgery called perineoplasty?
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Try these websites:\n\nhttp://www.medscape.com/medline/abstract/11810083\n\nhttp://www.greenjournal.org/cgi/content/abstract/105/5/1018\n\nI didn't read all the detail, but good luck!
948531
Not in itself.\n\nHowever, there are complications of the condition that may require further surgery. But that decision won't be faced unless the surgeon sees something during the periscope or path results on the fibroids show an abnormality.\n\nYour surgeon will be the person to tell you more about that though.
292478
Yes, there is. It's called Uterine Fibroid Embolization.
625086
It's one of the most regretted operations.  The sucess rate of a reversal is very low.  So it is not a decision that should be made lightly.\n\nWhy would it feel different?  Are you sure you don't want to be asking about a circumcision?
97607
Never heard of "N"TURP but TURP means Trans Urethral Resection of the Prostate. It's a urologic procedure for removing the prostate gland.
363177
Hello there,\n\nhere's a website that describes the entire procedure:  http://www.gicare.com/pated/epdlv02.htm
1064684
I have never heard of such a thing or anything that even sounds like it.  Given that it was coming from "Fairly Odd Parents", it's pretty safe to assume it was a fictitious body part.
518733
no but you can use a device to stretch the skinyou have around your head to form a new foreskin. ppl ahve done it before and it works.
666033
Yes. While highly unlikely, both procedures have been known to "reverse" themselves without warning, for example the cut ends of the vas deferens may actually grow back together again.
550435
Check out awfulplasticsurgery.com\nfor all the infomation and before/after pictures!\nYou'll be surprised! \n\n:)
173215
I don't know about whether such a procedure exists, but what the others have said is correct.\n\nA lot of men and women think it's extra sexy if you don't have much pubic hair.  Lucky you that you seem to have been born with this trait.  Think of your lack of hair as a blessing, not a shortcoming.\n\nWomen who have hair down there endure a lot of pain to get rid of their hair with things like Brazilian waxing and laser treatments.  And usually this is expensive also, as in "I can't believe I'm actually paying someone to put me in this much pain!"  Less expensive treatments like shaving have to be kept up, and sometimes they itch, and sometimes your vagina feels like sandpaper when the hair starts growing in.
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Never heard of it so I checked it out. Sounds very promising.\nI found this site interesting...\nhttp://www.canderm.com/page.asp?intNodeID=8035
139299
I had it done back in the 1990's and it's a simple operation.  Three small cuts are made and one small cut at the bellybutton.  I do not know what the doctor did during the surgery, but recover was a snap and my scars are so small and so far down below the panty line, they can't be seen.  I'm glad I had it done.
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Not at the doctors office but I have, seriously, been given a 'bed bath' by a beautiful 22 yr old nurse in the hostpital after my appendix operation. When she was getting a bit close to that region I STOPPED IT and told her  --  "LISTEN, NURSE, SORRY BUT THAT PART I WILL DO MYSELF !" --- I would have been very embarassed if I had an erection like that because she was literally gently rubbing me on the lower abdomen... ... Easy to say you guys would not mind...   The nurse of 22 was in fact in charge of the ward and she said to me she would not let the 18 year old nurses do it because they were too young, LOLOL... she was... 22 !!  I had to pretend all along that I was not being affected by it all...  talking in a 'matter of fact' way...  She just left whilst I... and returned when I said  'OK' -- I still remembered how my feet tickled like hell, though !!
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I was in the same boat, 2 surgeries and all was well...crashed racing again then......had 2 world class neurosurgeons that wouldn't touch me saying surgery at this point will damage more tissue. After about 6 years of nasty death inducing pain, it did fuse and go away to a bearable point.\n\nSince then they have come up with a papaya injection. It was too new when I was hurt but may be an option, check into it. It dissolves the disc causing trouble and if in the hands of a skilled Dr... I think it would be the way to go. Few do the procedure  though.\n\nTake care....\n\n\n====================
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I don't really remember it, but my mom told the story to me (and my girlfriend, who delights in re-telling it to everyone)...\n\nWhen I was 5, my dad was in the military hospital for hernia surgery, and my mom and I came to visit him.  We had to stop at the floor desk, and sign in before continuing in to see my dad in his room.  While we were waiting to sign in, another patient was being "walked" down the hallway by a nurse.  This patient had both legs amputated above the knee, and was learning to walk on his stumps to toughen the tissue so he could eventually wear prosthetics.  The nurses had folded the pant legs of his pajamas and pinned them up.  During his "walk", the pant legs had come loose and were trailing behind him.\n\nNOW THAT I'M OLDER (and hopefully wiser), I FEEL VERY BADLY ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED NEXT, SO PLEASE DON'T CALL ME A MONSTER!\n\nWhile my mother signed us in, I ran over, jumped onto the trailing pant legs and shouted "free ride".  The poor man walked out of his pajamas, and was now nude from the waist down.  Everyone was horrified, except for the patient, who was laughing so hard he could hardly breathe.  He told my mom not to punish me, as this the first time he had laughed since losing his legs.\n\nThere.  You happy now?
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Yes I have heard of it.  On Discovery Channel's Mythbusters they tested it out and proved it false.  They had diapers on and everything.