When you have a circumcision or surgical procedure on the foreskin, that area would and will be acting as a the weakest point of the shaft as the fluid tends to build up around the scarring fascias (skin layers) around the compromised tissues. Drainage from those areas are also compromised.
Two methods to prevent fluid from building around that compromised area. First is the wrapping of a flexible film, such as
Theraband or similar flexible wrap silicone/polyvinyl material. See how
Theraband is used so much in in PE? By wrapping around the compromised area 1 inch above and 1 inch below, you're allow the quicker displacement of fluid from forming at the affected area. You have to wrap loosely during flaccid state, or you can get erected, and wrap lightly around it. When your penis is in the pump, it will cause a compression around the area within the first pumping set.
The second method is creating a compression wrap during
SSJ. By wrapping the compression layer using
Theraband or flexible bandage, you are forcing the fluid to displace faster during your
SSJ exercise.
No. This is more common than most of us think. The base is always larger than the top as it's created like so naturally to support accidental penile fracture. You be surprise how many brothers suffered penile factures during vigorous sexual activities because their shaft is thick at the top and skinnier at the bottom. This is why we encourage to use
cylinder type similar to the
MityVac, one size up at a time.
Bathmate is infamous in making the bottom massively large and the upper smaller due to the conical design.
MityVac and similar
cylinders are uniform from bottom to top. Select one size up as you go. If you're at 5in in girth, select 5.25in in diameter to create a uniform increase, then upgrade the next
cylinder to 5.5in, then 5.75in, and finally 6in. I have 4
cylinders right now because of uniform workout. I also cheat by have a 6.75in
cylinder to make my glans over expand to create a mushroom head that my wife likes.