Foreskin restoration is considered to be an attempt to restore and reverse the circumcision effects. Speaking about the foreskin restoration it's important to take into consideration that this procedure should be performed without surgery. According to the recent scientific studies, it can produce a remarkably similar appearance of the natural (original) foreskin and makes a significant contribution to the improvement of men's sexual sensation. However, it's evident that foreskin restoration will never provide men with complete restoration of all had once been removed. It's important to know that many circumcised men desire to restore what they have lost. As it has already been mentioned it's almost impossible. Foreskin restoration is a procedure which is only able to return the penis close to its original condition. Foreskin restoration will not give the men back their erogenous tissues and all the nerves amputated during the circumcision. Well, at least foreskin restoration can provide men with more natural looking penis. Speaking about foreskin restoration, there are some curious historical facts. One of the first foreskin restoration forms was called epispasm. It was practiced among Jews in Roman and Hellenistic societies. During the Second World War underground foreskin restoration procedures were sought out by European Jews as a significant method to escape the persecution of Nazis. Some men of that period circumcised for medical reasons as well. Various modern materials and improved techniques of foreskin restoration have been used since the late 20th century. The process of foreskin restoration procedure began to develop more rapidly since the T-tape invention in the 1990s. It's interesting to admit that nowadays foreskin restoration has become pretty popular among men who were forcibly circumcised in their childhood and those who underwent circumcision being adults and now regret the decision. So, these are the most common foreskin restoration reasons. It's impossible not to mention and touch upon a foreskin restoration techniques description. According to the modern medical practice, there are two types of foreskin restoration procedure. The first one, manual foreskin restoration, is considered to be relatively simple, painless and affordable almost to anyone. Another one, surgical foreskin restoration, is rather painful and costly. In case of the second type of foreskin restoration the restorer doesn't have any control over the outcome. So, the most common foreskin restoration method is non-surgical stretching of the gentle skin in that area. It provides consistent and gentle tension to the remaining shaft skin making it to produce new skin cells. So, the foreskin begins to grow through the natural augmentation. The restored foreskin usually has the same functions as the original one. It is known to enable the epithelium to soften and therefore acquire a considerably higher sensitivity level.