Sure. All the way back in 2007 I had a subincision done down to the base, as you can see in the photos, so my urethra healing shut wasn't a concern.

I numbed just behind the ridge of the glans with EMLA cream, then cinched a zip-tie as tightly as I could around it, periodically pulling it tighter over the first hour, as the tissue became more compressed.

Once my glans was fully numb, I anchored two needles cross-wise through the zip-tie to hold it in place, cut off the glans, then cauterized the end with a hot knife.

I left the zip-tie on for two more days, then very carefully removed it. There was some bleeding, but it was manageable. I also had a 10-day course of antibiotics left over from a prior ear infection, and took those during the first 10 days of healing. Taking antibiotics without an active infection is usually ill-advised, particularly if you don't know what sort of infection you're dealing with, but some research indicated that the bacteria responsible for middle-ear infections tend to have the same gram stain as the bacteria responsible for wound infections.

It took about two months for everything to fully heal, and that was that.