What is the best procedure for foreskin restoration (manual stretching has not worked)?

Hi this is a great question. Most people would say that it is not possible to restore the foreskin after a man has been circumcised. I have been performing penis enhancements using dermal fillers and PRP to thicken the skin on the shaft of the penis. An interesting side effect in circumcised men is that the skin will often grow over the glans giving the appearance of an uncircumcised penis while it is flacid. Although the foreskin does not completely grow back, this procedure can have it grow back to cover about half of the head.

Depending on your condition, the foreskin can be restored by making an incision over the original circumcision incision, "degloving" the skin of the penis shaft and advancing the whole penis shaft skin to form the new foreskin.
You need to be seen and examined by an experienced plastic surgeon who will explain to you how this is done.
Victor Liu, MD., FACS.
VictorLiuMD@Yahoo.com

Foreskin restoration is possible through a variety of surgical and nonsurgical techniques. However, a person should note that foreskin restoration does not restore the original foreskin. Instead, these techniques aim to produce a layer of skin around the head of the penis to mimic a foreskin.

Nonsurgical options generally involve stretching the skin of the penis to cover the glans and mimic a foreskin. Surgical options may include skin grafts to produce a layer of skin around the glans. However if manual stretching methods haven't worked, there are surgical options. Surgical foreskin restoration typically involves the use of skin grafts. This involves taking skin from areas of the body with tissue similar to the penis and transplanting it to the penis to cover the glans. Before considering any restoration option, a person should consult their doctor to determine the safety of any technique.

Although some men are concerned that their circumcised penises have resulted in less sexual sensation, the highest-quality studies suggest that medical male circumcision has no adverse effect on sexual function, sensitivity, sexual sensation, or satisfaction.