Can a pump turn your innie to an outie?

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Tue, 10/16/2007 - 06:22

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Inflate123

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Can a pump turn your innie to an outie?

Asked this on another forum and got no answers. Maybe nobody there knew, but someone here might.

Take a look at exhibit A:

http://www.edenfantasys.com/nipple-pump-system-/adult-toys-dvds-21204

Say one wanted to use that not only for its intended purpose but also on one's innie belly button. I am not interested in creating an outie -- in fact, I really, really don't want to change the innie I've got -- but I figure some pressure using this device would probably feel very good.

1) Has anyone here tried vaccuum-pump devices like this one in any capacity?
2) Could I go from an innie to an outie if I overdid it? I know to go from outie to innie, some folks seek out surgical reconstruction, but I didn't know if there was a "you are what you are" deal that makes your navel shape permanent.

A serious question, this, as I have said device in hand.

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Tue, 10/16/2007 - 15:06

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nineteenthly

I think there'd be a risk of causing a hernia along the linea alba. The umbilicus is held in place by ligaments which are the remnants of the arteries that carried the blood from the placenta into the foetus, and they are very tough. However, innies do sometimes become outies as a result of abdominal distension, such as in pregnancy. I don't know, is the short answer, but the line along the abdomen where the abdominal muscles meet is quite thin and probably weaker that the ligaments holding the umbilicus. It seems to me you'd be applying suction locally while atmospheric pressure was still applied to the surface of the rest of your abdomen, and there'd be an umbilical hernia as a result.

Then again, i've never tried it and it's amazing what the body is capable of.

Surgically, i suppose you'd need to find a spare bit of ligament from elsewhere in your body, sever the umbilical ligament and replace it with that bit, then make sure it got a good blood supply from somewhere. Ligaments don't need much blood, so it's probably doable, but i don't know where the spare bit would come from that wouldn't be disabling in other ways (unless it was transplanted from someone who wanted an innie and had the same tissue type).

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Tue, 10/16/2007 - 15:19

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nineteenthly

OK, this is how i think it could be done. This is a bit technical, but try looking them up on Wikipedia or somewhere else. Neither the median nor the medial umbilical ligaments have any function after birth, so if the anterior end of the median ligament was severed and a section of one of the median ligaments was connected to it and the umbilicus, it wouldn't be pulled back. The blood supply could be preserved and the umbilicus would then be free to move further forward. It would probably be best to sever both median ligaments or the umbilicus might get lopsided. Then it might be possible to push it outwards from the inside or create a prosthetic outie somehow, a bit like a surgically constructed penis.

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Tue, 10/16/2007 - 20:28

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darth_clone19

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haha ok....

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Wed, 10/17/2007 - 04:46

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Inflate123

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OK, but going from innie to outie is what I DON'T want. Sounds like you've found the medical methodology for doing exactly what I don't wanna do, based on the title of my message, not the content. :)

But if I'm reading you right...there likely is something inside, tethering my innie as an innie?

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Wed, 10/17/2007 - 13:35

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nineteenthly

Sorry, Inflate123, i misunderstood. Yes, there are several tough cords tethering the umbilicus where it is. One runs down the middle of the abdomen to the top of the bladder, then there is one either side joining it to the inside of the pelvis (i think), then two others running sideways which are also partly arteries and supply the pelvis with blood.

Even so, people do go from innies to outies, if there's a lot of pressure inside the abdomen, such as with pregnancy or fluid. What i don't know is if it stays that way.

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Sun, 05/28/2017 - 19:04

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Jtb8

Well to answer your question yes you can use the pump to suck your navel completely inside out into a outie bell button temporarily,any healthy unherniated navel can be safely turned inside out, just as long as the fibrous umbilical ring is closed. as someone has already mentioned your fibrous chords are tough that tether your navel to your fibrous ring And now for those of you who do not know, Navels and Belly Buttons Are an erroneous zone for most people and most people don't even know that their navel or Belly button Whichever one that they have Is an erroneous zone for them.Now all innie navels can be turned inside out with fingers or by Allison forceps. To see Several innies being pulled inside out, go to Direct Trocar Entry into Umbilicus, AT https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v31I4Z_fn8E Now sucking your navel completely inside out with that pump could be either pleasurable or extremely painful Depending on which type innie you have. And you will not know which one it is until after you start, Hopefully it is pleasurable to you as you are hoping .

Mon, 09/05/2016 - 01:12

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