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Who says men don’t like to accessorize? In the world of body modification, there are plenty of ways to embellish what’s been naturally given. One way, pearling, is a lesser-known but historical type of modification. While most modification is visible when it comes to the member, such as piercings and tattoos, this type really gets under a man’s skin…his midsection skin, that is. Want to learn more? Here’s everything a man needs to know about pearling. What Is Pearling? Pearling is a type of body modification practice where pearls are inserted under sensual organ skin for aesthetic appeal and to enhance sensual pleasure. This is also known as beading. How Is Pearling Done? This is not for the faint of heart. A single object, a pearl or other roundish implant, is embedded on the dorsal aspect (top side) of the shaft. They can also be placed in rows or placed randomly around the circumference and length of the shaft. Some men think the process is so simple that they do it themselves, which is not recommended. After insertion, a man should expect inflammation around the entry site as well as discomfort while the skin is healing. In very rare cases, the pearls may be rejected by the body. While the practice is thought to originate with pearls, in modern society an entire range of implants are used, such as silicone, titanium, Teflon, and stainless steel. The beads are said to create a ribbed effect that has been known to enhance pleasure for partners. Some people also find it very pleasant to look at. A Historical Peak at Pearling or, Who Thought This Up? Body modification is by no means a new practice. Pearling dates all the way back to the 15th century and is recorded in Chinese texts of the time. It is believed to be a practice brought to China from South-East Asia, specifically from certain parts of the Philippines and Myanmar. A modern historian of this part of Asia found that there were 30 different kinds of beading available that catered to a woman’s choice, as ribbing has long been helpful in stimulating a woman’s pleasure. The best known, if curious, use of pearling is by the Japanese Yakuza. According to records, the Yakuza would have one pearl implanted in their member for every year spent in prison. It makes the mind wonder at what a 20-year sentence might bring – would there be enough room? However, modern Yakuza, if one is to believe the stories, do it to enhance a woman’s pleasure. It’s like gangsters with a heart of gold. Pearling and Male Organ Health As pearling gains popularity, more complications have come to light. They include things like infection, bleeding, pearl migration, and scarring. These complications can lead to things such as member dysfunction and Peyronie’s disease. As with all body modification, there is not only a chance of the occurrences aforementioned, but also a chance of permanently losing sensation in the privates if things don’t go exactly according to plan. Men who opt for body modifications down below need to be especially cognizant of male organ health. Be sure to meticulously cleanse the member daily, and after any sensual encounters, with warm water and a mild cleanser. Rinse well and air dry. After washing the skin, use a specially formulated male organ health creme (health professionals recommend Man 1 Man Oil, which has been clinically proven safe and mild for skin) on the member. By selecting a crème chock-full of vitamins and nutrients that protect and rejuvenate the male organ (like vitamins A, B, C, and D), the member is always strong and ready for action. Visit www.menshealthfirst.com for more information about treating common male organ health problems, including soreness, redness and loss of male organ sensation. John Dugan is a professional writer who specializes in men's health issues and is an ongoing contributing writer to numerous online web sites.
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