Reklaw wrote: Hoddles comments have fucked me up a bit, Dr Kim did say that it has its own blood supply, I\'m guna go see a Urologist in London when I get some time off and see what they\'ve got to say about it
Sorry, I didn\'t mean to worry you. I only posted because several guys seemed very keen on doing this without really understanding it.
Don\'t waste your money visiting urologists. I\'ve spent a fortune on trips to see Gordon Muir, David Ralph and Saks Munis in London. At the end of the day, they just don\'t know a great deal about these procedures and what they do say is far from gospel.
But you really don\'t have to worry. I know it\'s hard when are stressed after a procedure that hasn\'t to date turned out as you were expecting, but try and look at things rationally.
1.) Is 70 ml of tissue really going to increase your
Girth by 7 to 8cm\'s? On a surface area of 10cm by 12 cm (the rough dimensions of your penis) a graft would need to be 6mm thick to create 70 ml of tissue. Basically if you increase the diameter of your penis by 1.2 cm, it still comes out at less the 15cm. Yet you currently have over 18 cms, which suggests you still have a ton of swelling. But that\'s totally normal and why in virtually every PE procedure we ever see gains diminish greatly over the first 6 months.
2.) If we look at dermal matrix grafts, a 4mm thick graft tends to yield on average about 0.75\", which is about 25% less, then the volume of the graft, which suggests about 25% of it tends to get absorbed. I think it\'s reasonable to assume that percentage would be larger with an injectable tissue, but even if we stick with the 25%, you will still lose another 1 cm.
So basically, within 6 months to a year, you aren\'t going to be any bigger than 14 cm. I know you are worried that what you have now is what you will end up with, but logic dictates that isn\'t true.
Now, if what remains feels firm in certain places you don\'t need to worry, as DMSO will be very effective on this kind of tissue. It will soften it right up. If there are any uneven areas, Silikon1000 can be used to smooth things out.
You really don\'t have much to worry about, you just need to be patient and let things run their course.