>>12582491I'm talking about sensitivity to low pressures and such. Less tissue but more exposure during sex (months to a few years after the op) may not be less pleasurable, which is what studies find. However, those studies don't measure what happens a decade or longer after the op, so we really dont know for sure how much keratinization reduces sensitivity. Based on surveys and anecdotes, about 50-70% of the original sensitivity is lost in the long term. I agree it would probably be torture to feel that remaining sensation slip away over decades, but I've got no idea since I was cut at birth (retarded mutt RIC).
