1. Observe whether the female clitoral foreskin completely covers the clitoral head in a stationary state. If it is completely covered and difficult to see the clitoral head, there may be a situation of foreskin elongation.
2. Check if the clitoral foreskin can move freely during stimulation or erection. If the foreskin is too tight and cannot be easily opened or moved, it may be a sign of foreskin elongation.
3. Evaluate whether there are any discomfort or hygiene issues caused by foreskin too long, such as repeated infections, inflammation, or odors, which may also be manifestations of foreskin too long.