Had the foreskin circumcised, the glans doesn't get engorged, how is this possible?

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Before the foreskin surgery, the glans is protected by the foreskin, so the local area appears red and shiny. After the foreskin surgery, the glans is fully exposed and becomes dry, so it looks less red and shiny. During the foreskin surgery, some small blood vessels may be encountered, and they must be tied off with thread. This can result in some hard lumps after the surgery, but they will gradually disappear within a few months.

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