Vongolaxespada1 wrote: I’m happy you’re documenting this because this surgery is not talked about much but it seems like the doctor does it quite often but I wish you would document a bit better. You keep switching between centimeters and inches and then won’t talk about before measurements and after measurements in like a detailed chart or format.
Like before
BPEL
BPFL
BPFSL
EG
Immediately after
BPEL
BPFL
BPFSL
EG
3 months after
BPEL
BPFL
BPFSL
EG
Feel like that would be the best way to document this surgery and the process along with pics of Flaccid and Erect in those time frames
I completely agree with you. Unfortunately, I just don't have any good before pictures and measurements apart from those taken by the surgeon. And I didn't begin tracking my length after surgery until I could see the retraction beginning to resolve. Going through all that discomfort only to measure myself as shorter than my presurgical length, even if just temporarily, was not something I wanted to subject myself to. As for
Girth, as I mentioned before, by design, this surgery has no effect on
Girth. That said, I probably have made some
Girth gains due to all the pumping, but it's very difficult to discern between actual gains and temporary edema unless you take a week or so off to allow the edema to fully dissipate. And seeing as I have nothing unique to contribute here (regarding
Girth), I don't see any reason to do that.
Also, something I recently realized is that the number of sets and the diameter of the tube used can significantly impact the length measured. For instance, by the end of the 4th set in my 2.125" diameter tube I measure just under 22 cm. But by the end of my first set in my 2.25" diameter tube I measure about 20 cm. In my 2.125" tube my entire shaft touches the walls of the tube, whereas with my 2.25" tube, the distal 2/3 of my shaft isn't in contact with the walls (thus emphasizing the glans less). Since I noticed this, I began meticulously tracking everything to ensure that measurements are compared under the same conditions. I didn't realize the impact this had until I got my 2.25" tube in the mail.
Unfortunately, unless I get some filler to the glans, I suspect that my actual
BPEL will be closer to the 20 cm than the 22 cm once the fibrosis or whatever it is that's impeding my EQ goes away. All that said, whatever conditions I measure under, I'm still making progress. It's just very slow.