cav8000 wrote: I\'d like to know how many guys on this forum who have had PMMA for longer than 7 or 8 years are still satisfied and have no regrets. Short term, PMMA might be just fine. Long term, I seriously doubt it.
You realize your doubt is based merely on baseless speculation? What has tipped you off that a product that\'s been used in other parts of the body for more than \"7-8 years\" is going to fail those who have it in their penis now?
Well, given my being around for 5 years of the
PMMA trend, I can say that a good number (probably majority, hard to ascertain the number since not everyone posts) are content. Most complaints (if not all) have been aesthetic in nature. I have yet to read one credible, proven case of major complication as it pertains to medical grade
PMMA applied into the penis by a qualified practitioner.
Quite frankly, if the attitude is \"don\'t even think about
PMMA,\" I\'d hit the exit button on this browser ASAP. All other methods are effectively obsolete due to unacceptable frequency of major complications. Temporary fillers are trending (due to
PMMA\'s success) but face the harsh reality of a lack of permanence and a need for top-offs...the same aesthetic issues can also arise. Really, the only 2 satisfactory choices are
PMMA (permanent) or Temporary Fillers.
Cav, you\'ve been registered for 2 months and have drawn a conclusion based on what? I can say, with the utmost confidence & certainty that there is no better way to guaranteed
Girth (unlike
Manual Penis Exercises that don\'t work for everyone) while maintaining some semblance of a natural penis. If you go into penis enlargement thinking that 100% perfect outcomes are an acceptable expectation, you\'re deluded at best. Much like \"boob jobs,\" no matter how good the doctor, you\'re bound to detect the difference between a natural & a fake. The field of
Phalloplasty has been marred for decades with nothing but botches and \"blobs,\" so with the advent of
PMMA, we\'re rather spoiled... As in, today we bitch about ridges & nodules when only a few years ago people bitched about impotence, scarring, tissue
Necrosis, infection, etc. You newer folk have no idea.
That all said, I still wouldn\'t recommend any sort of work (including
PMMA) to the average or above-average folk. To be honest, I started this forum for the genuinely under-average in hopes of finding a sense of normalcy. Fact is,
PMMA is the closest we\'ve ever been. Is there a potential for better procedures in the future? Heck yea, I\'d imagine through stem-cell advancements/health sciences, we may find some way. But until then,
PMMA is literally without peer.