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Will a totally ripped frenulum fully recover? Or will there be a gap where it used to be?
Aug 15, 2013
This depends on how much the frenulum is ripped.
The healing can bring the frenulum back to its original state: short frenulum.
Otherwise, there usually won't be a gap because the healing will seal it.
The healing can bring the frenulum back to its original state: short frenulum.
Otherwise, there usually won't be a gap because the healing will seal it.
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