swiftscout8, sorry I have to be blunt here, but please, let’s not be rude! The guy was just looking for some comfort and actual info. I totally get how overwhelming those first few days feel. Also, just for context, I didn't go under the knife for cosmetic reasons—it was medical. It’s only logical that things will look way better once everything heals properly and you're actually back to being functional, you know?
Jeremy Cruz46, hang in there, it’s going to be fine! Just stick strictly to whatever the doctor told you and try to stay patient. I’m guessing you’ve already had a follow-up appointment? As for me, I had my procedure on September 5th, 2005 (diagnosed with relative phimosis and a short frenulum). I stayed on strict bed rest for two days, used warm chamomile soaks for care, and then headed in for my check-up on September 7th. During the cleaning, the scab on my frenulum came off, and the doctor advised staying rested for about seven days total. I actually took it a little longer because I had to get used to the sensation of clothing rubbing against it—honestly, I was too embarrassed to tell anyone but my immediate family and my girlfriend! He told me to change or remove the bandage around September 9th and prescribed Ceporex 500 (one capsule three times a day) for five days. After that, they said I could come back if needed, but I ended up being totally fine.
P.S. Who did you see? I went to see Kapun in New York City, and I honestly can't recommend him enough for anyone needing a urologist. He is absolutely amazing, and I am so incredibly grateful to him. 🙂