A survivor of Turkish circumcision shares his powerful story of trauma, identity, and restoration.

This cocktail hour, we talk about how sex and masturbation with a foreskin is different as your foreskin restoration journey progresses. You may learn way more about us than you intended as we talk openly about our sexual experiences at different Coverage Index levels.

Just in time for the third annual Foreskin Day, today’s guest is the Executive Director of Intact America and she has written a book titled This Penis Business, which shares her story of how circumcision impacts her life and why she’s motivated to end the practice.

Join us while we talk about getting your foreskin restoration journey started. The initial steps, the missteps and the gains. We spill the T.

This is the final episode and he shares with us how his techniques have saved lives, made it possible for him to have children, the sexual benefits of having a restored foreskin, and the history of the restoration movement.

In this second episode of Estimato’s restory, we learn how he took matters into his own hands literally by inventing manual methods after discovering tissue expansion from old National Geographic magazines. 

In this first part of a three-part series he describes how the medical community dismissed his complaints of painful erections and how one doctor threatened to commit him to a mental institution.

Tim and his wife learned about foreskin restoration together, but she was diagnosed with breast cancer and didn't live to see him achieve his goal. He's now dedicated his life to promoting foreskin restoration and ending male genital mutilation worldwide.

This episode expands everything you thought you knew about sex and gender identity, who can be harmed by circumcision and who can recover through restoration.

Joe Wolfe is a 28-year-old Jewish man from rural New England who shares his story of learning about circumcision as a teenager and using masturbation techniques to unwittingly go from CI-3 to CI-7 before he even learned foreskin restoration existed.

Mr. T is a 26-year-old bi-racial man living in the Upper Midwest where most boys are cut at birth. He discusses with us how coming from both a cutting culture on his mom’s side (American) and a non-cutting culture on his father’s side (Vietnamese) has led to complex feelings about the cultural aspects of circumcision and consent. Find out how he navigates both worlds while using the Pecker Packer and CAR-1 devices to achieve full coverage.

Jack was circumcised at age 13 when his pediatrician suggested it as a way to heal adhesions. It took another few years to fully appreciate what he lost. But once he did understand the value of a foreskin, he began looking for ways to get it back. Now at age 35, Jack is a CI-8 and shares with us in this episode what a restored foreskin feels like compared to the original equipment.

Otto shares what he's learned about the history and techniques of circumcision and restoration, becoming a knowledgeable advocate for restoring lost parts.

In Part 2 of Rafik's story, he shares experiences seeking help from a urologist and why he is restoring his foreskin today.

Caught between cutting and non-cutting cultures, Rafik shares his deeply personal struggles with depression and anger as he seeks to reclaim what was taken from him as an infant.