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How much time did it take for you to restore your foreskin?
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Depend...: If really clinically necessary, the time for surgery and its care may widely vary depending on the stage of surgery and professional proficiency and preference. Considering all these factors, it may take 3-12 months or longer depending on what you need and how you can cope.
Answered 6/5/2017
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