A Prince Albert is a piercing that enters on the lower side of the penis shaft in the frenar delta of the glans, the jewelery follows the urethra out of the glans.
Usual jewelery is a Curved BarBell or a Captive Bead Ring or a Circular BarBell.
If you plan on using a bi-directional method that uses a pusher plate, you'll find it doesn't work with the Curved Barbell. The pusher crams the ring out of the frenulum hole into the grove of the foreskin and will make it sore quickly and won't give much tension ability.. Moving to a Captive Bead Ring or Circular BarBell that can flip up along side the glans mostly solves the problem as it doesn't put as much pressure anywhere.
To avoid pinching you'll probably need to make a Frenum Notch in any equipment that goes along the glans.
If you are planning to use tension methods, a Curved BarBell with the smallest frenum ball tends to work best since it gets in the way least.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prin...nital_piercing)
Please add any experiences and findings you have had
Usual jewelery is a Curved BarBell or a Captive Bead Ring or a Circular BarBell.
If you plan on using a bi-directional method that uses a pusher plate, you'll find it doesn't work with the Curved Barbell. The pusher crams the ring out of the frenulum hole into the grove of the foreskin and will make it sore quickly and won't give much tension ability.. Moving to a Captive Bead Ring or Circular BarBell that can flip up along side the glans mostly solves the problem as it doesn't put as much pressure anywhere.
To avoid pinching you'll probably need to make a Frenum Notch in any equipment that goes along the glans.
If you are planning to use tension methods, a Curved BarBell with the smallest frenum ball tends to work best since it gets in the way least.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prin...nital_piercing)
Please add any experiences and findings you have had
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