Removal of clit hood

[AndrewBlack]

Sorry to disappoint girls but a Gynaecologist will IN NO WAY, condone any of these practices, they are unecessary and from a medical point of view represent pure risk with zero medical gain. They will want no part in this procedure and will advise against it.

I have to echo some of the sound advice given to Nikka in her branding post, that while the idea is ( for me anyway ) profoundly erotic and a massive turn on, the reality is considerably more impractical, irreversible ( if you don't like it ), and potentially dangerous ( it's a surgically dirty area down there and wound infections will hurt a lot !). I also agree with Mobius' speculation that over time it will desensitise and toughen your clit.

Maybe you could explore other things to do to yourself, there are a wealth or piercing options and jewellery that rubs against the clit or exposes it.

[Master514]

A Gynaecologist is a surgeon and as a medical speciality which falls under the category of surgeons, there is nothing "regular" about them. I agree with AndrewBlack, however money is money. Some of them will do stupid things as this one for more money. Try and see and don't even think about piercing studios.

[Mobius]

Not to raise the temper of the moderators but if you remember miss DD slit her own clitoral hood with a razer blade and look were that got her Some things are meant to be left alone. If it ain't broke don't fix it.

[jaeangel]

You've all brought up some very important points, and I thank each one of you. My clit is very small, and is completely buried in the hood; the only way I can get it to 'come out' is by pushing it back in order to experience stimulation.
However, having read the opinions expressed by those who have posted to this thread, I am considering other options; the aforementioned piercing is one, as is suctioning the clit and attempting to enlarge it.
Mobius; no, it ain't broke; So I won't fix it. thank you for reminding me of that axiom;I think I lost that somewhere along the way.
Master514: (Please keep in mind that I'm still slightly irritated by the comments you were making in the 'Signs That BDSM Playtime Is Over' thread in the 'My BDSM Life' category.) A gynecologist is a necessity if you're a woman, something which, as a man, you would not be able to understand. Men only need to see a urologist if something's wrong; females are a bit more delicately balanced than you are, and as such need more maintenance.
AndrewBlack: You were right, I spoke to my OB/GYN about it and he said he wouldn't recommend it. He's seen what I look like down there, having delivered both my kids; he's not worried. Therefore, I shouldn't be, either. He did mention piercing as a possible method for increasing stimulation, and if you have the time, I would be interested in hearing more about the jewelry you were referring to. (and even though I
Kallie Thomas: Thank you for telling me to check with my OB/GYN. I would have hesitated broaching the subject with him, but did so on your advice.He was very open-minded about my sexual proclivities.
onlyforhim4ever: Thank you, yes, the links did help. Thank you!
Thanks to everyone for all the advice!

[onlyforhim4ever]

Anytime Jaeangel!!

[klinnea]

I'm going to go against the flow of all the other posts here. Its do-able. However, I'd work up to it in baby steps. First, I would consider a genital piercing - either a hood or a triangle piercing. This may offer you some new sensation. If you crave something more extreme, then you can split your hood. The last step after that would be removal. It is possible to track down a surgeon willing to do it, and it is also possible to track down an underground practitioner. One thing I would do is research, research, research - bmezine.com is a good place to start, spend a couple bucks to access their "extreme" website, and you'll have access to all sorts of information and pictures.

All that being said, it may sound much better in theory than practice. I know when my clit is exposed from under the hood, any direct contact is not pleasant - its TOO sensitive. Its permanent, so don't do it on a whim.

[jaeangel]

I'd never do it on a whim, oh, Goddess...My mother asked me when I was ten if i wanted my ears pierced...and i didn't actually have it done until my senior year in high school. I do very few things on a whim, and that's why i was looking for information/opinions here, because i'm not sure the benefits would be worth the risks. I will definitely go and check the site you mentioned, but right now i'm rather leaning toward 'no.' I'll probably just get a piercing..if i do anything at all. My hubby and i have been talking about this, and he likes m the way that I am..so that's probably the way I'll stay.