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TOPIC: Looking Into Girth Surgery, Any Reliable Doctors In the Northeast?

Looking Into Girth Surgery, Any Reliable Doctors In the Northeast? 13 years 1 month ago #1278199164

Alucard90 wrote: hoddle and Skeptical One, you two are right, and I\'ve been talking to a select few others who have the same opinion. I won\'t be getting the PMMA this summer, and will likely wait at least six months before I go through with it (which gives me just as much time to think about it). Regardless, I have been considering Andropenis extender, which has peer reviewed studies showing its effectiveness. Still, I have heard that there is a risk of ED in some people who use it. Does anyone know whether or not this is true? I realize that this is pretty much exclusively used for length, but I feel like a length of around 7\" would be optimal anyway (though it may look odd without increased Girth...). Anyone out there with any experience using the extenders?

Also, hoddle and Skeptical, if you don\'t mind would you be willing to tell me your experiences with PE? If not it\'s cool.


If you click my username and search threads I\'ve started, you\'ll come across my progress report (PR). I\'ve had multiple rounds of PMMA to thicken my penis, so far so good.

Glad you have put on the brakes, and this will allow you some time to become an informed decision maker.

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Looking Into Girth Surgery, Any Reliable Doctors In the Northeast? 13 years 1 month ago #1278202128

I cannot add anything to what SO and other members have already told you.
Hmmm, wait one minute
My advices:
1- do not get PMMA before you finish med school. You will know a lot more about the risks.
2-In the meantime, practice sex a lot and become very experienced, when you will have a big Dick you will be a semigod like Miracle wrote somewhere. Most guys born with big dicks do not know how to use their tool. Bang at least 6 girls per year, several times for each (one night stands bring little experience). After 30 girls you will know a tad more about your performance and what goals you should set for yourself.
3- study Urology. There\'s a lot of $$ to be made
4- do not get an andropenis, it is a piece of crap. Get a penimaster pro. Wear it at least 6 months, 6 hours a day. Btw never heard of ED with those devices. Link?
5- if you really want Girth enhancement, get Hyaluronic Acid filler. Complication rate is very low. It will cost you some money and lasts only one year to 18 months but it allows to feel what Girth is, at minimal risk.

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Looking Into Girth Surgery, Any Reliable Doctors In the Northeast? 13 years 1 month ago #1278205556

Obsessed,

Thanks for the advice about Andropenis. I was already becoming very skeptical when one of their salesman was telling me there\'s an average Girth increase of 1.5-2.5 cm (I thought the studies showed no increase in Girth?). The other device seems effective, and I\'ll definitely check it out. With regard to the Hyaluronic Acid - I don\'t know if I want to spend that kind of money on something that won\'t even be permanent. I\'ll keep researching the risks of PMMA on this site and others, but so far I\'ve only come across one person who found it to be detrimental (apparently someone actually lost Girth) out of the many others who\'ve found it to work great.

With regard to sex - I\'d say I\'ve already gotten pretty great at oral, and I have pretty good stamina compared to most, so I don\'t know if I need to worry about improvement as a priority (of course, it will come naturally anyway).

As for waiting until after med school? Sorry brah, that\'s about 5-6 years from now. Besides, I don\'t think PMMA penile enlargement is something they\'d ever go over anyway. I can shadow a Urologist or two and ask them about it though. Also, I\'m not big into Urology in the first place, and as of now I\'d rather try going into something like ophthalmology. There\'s money in that too, and I don\'t care if it\'s not quite as much - I\'ll be doing pretty okay regardless and that\'s not the most important thing.

Also, how much of a gain did you notice with the Penimaster Pro (both in length and, if anything, Girth)?



Hoddle - sorry to hear about what you\'ve had to go through. Surgery is definitely out of the question at this point.

Skeptical - good to hear the injections have gone well for you. How much of an increase have you observed and how many sessions did you have?


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Looking Into Girth Surgery, Any Reliable Doctors In the Northeast? 13 years 1 month ago #1278215464

There are many studies about traction devices, they all show length increase but only a few of them report Girth increase and they are not really convincing from a scientific standpoint. There is definitely volume increase though. My results so far are a quarter of an Inch but I have been travelling a lot and I figured out wearing or even carrying the device in an airport/plane is not something you want to do because often times I travel only with cabin luggage.
The andropenis is not a bad device, it just hurts like hell. Unlike vacuum based devices. But the mitogenesis process is the same.

Regarding PMMA, it is the long term effects we are talking about. If your Dick falls off in ten years from now, how will you feel ? I dont think it is going to happen, particularly for those who had the operation with Dr C. who has a proven track record as Dermatologist, but you are still a guinea pig.

PMMA starts a strong immune response, so it is clearly not a neutral product. In bone tissue, Necrosis has been reported as well as chronic inflammation. Circulatory and respiratory disturbances have been observed in patients receiving hip bone PMMA, possibly through biological degradation of the MMA monomer. All this was observed in orthopedy, which is different from cosmetic fillers, but what I am saying is that although PMMA is biocompatible and chemically inert, it is not neutral in your body. I was a long time lurker on the previous version of the forum and this one as well, and initially I thought I\'d jump on a plane to Tijuana. But I prefer to think twice. The book \"Facial Rejuvenation with fillers\" by Steven Cohen and Trevor Born speaks highly of PMMA, and Cohen did a 5 year follow-up which showed a 90% satisfaction for 82 patients treated with PMMA. However, they also report 8,3% mild treatment related issues (of which 80% were lumpiness), 1.4% moderate issues and 0,7% severe issues, for example a subject presenting \"a lumpy inflamed Nodule in each of the nasolabial folds approximately 5 years after implantation\". Tell you what, I dont want intralesional steroid therapy in my penis.

I am glad that things went well for our fellow forum members, and it seems to be the best solution particularly when using 10% concentration to keep satisfactory aesthetic results. Perhaps it is a poor choice from me, but still I will wait another year or two before I go to Mexico.

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