TOPIC: Going from 'too Small' Anxiety to 'will she find out'-Anxiety after PMMA? +more

Not sure how it happened, things seemed fine right after the procedures until months later when all the swelling disappeared and all that was left were obvious hard spaces. I believe I actually didn\'t have enough material in the early rounds.

Oh my!
So
1. the swelling only disappeared after a few months
2. only then you saw the (long hardened) end result

Do you think there would be a way to monitor the even-ness of the distribution, now looking back?
(And \'correcting\' with massage in first 3 days?)

My theory is that my penis skin is loose and the conservative low amount of material actually worked against me by having so much free space, too much was able to move around and accumulate at the top of the shaft. This is why I am hoping a free fat/ stem cell - the new apparently better method - can just really fill everything to the brim and hide all the lumps.

A new form of free fat transfer?

Dream wrote:
Oh my!
So
1. the swelling only disappeared after a few months
2. only then you saw the (long hardened) end result

Do you think there would be a way to monitor the even-ness of the distribution, now looking back?
(And \'correcting\' with massage in first 3 days?)




A new form of free fat transfer?

I\'ve read a little, not enough, that the stem cell serum free fat method isuch better at preventing absorption and staying even, still causes problems in some cases I\'ve seen though.

Anyways, swelling probably wasn\'t the right word, I just said that because people on here have theorized that there is long term swelling for months which explains why gains decrease after 3-6 months even after initial healing. Could be that, or new collagen fibers losing mass, or something else.

The immediate swelling from the procedure was always gone after a week or two. The beluga lump was definitely noticeable by that point, but I assumed it would go away over time.

By the three month mark, actually seemed like a really fast process when it happened - like one day just changed. Some of the PMMA became a lot softer and more natural feeling, but Girth decreased by a few fractions of an Inch even though it held steady until then. At this point lumps + the main lump on top were much more noticeable and stayed harder than the other material. I could put my fingers underneath it and basically lift up the lump from the rest of my penis and almost feel my fingers touch through to skin between it and above my natural penis.

By 6 month mark another decrease in Girth and more softness of the other parts. Had everywhere felt like the parts that softened, the treatment would be a miracle as everything just felt like natural skin. I guess the good result guys have this, I don\'t know.

Anyways this pattern seems common enough were after 6 months there are Girth losses as things soften up and kind of jelly-fy. I would say this is when remaining hard lumps become the worst in terms of being distinct and obvious.

This is exactly why I have continued to say that guys need to wait well beyond the 6 week mark for an additional round. Things continue to settle for several months afterwards.

jamesjarmish wrote:

I\'ve read a little, not enough, that the stem cell serum free fat method isuch better at preventing absorption and staying even, still causes problems in some cases I\'ve seen though.

Anyways, swelling probably wasn\'t the right word, I just said that because people on here have theorized that there is long term swelling for months which explains why gains decrease after 3-6 months even after initial healing. Could be that, or new collagen fibers losing mass, or something else.

The immediate swelling from the procedure was always gone after a week or two. The beluga lump was definitely noticeable by that point, but I assumed it would go away over time.

By the three month mark, actually seemed like a really fast process when it happened - like one day just changed. Some of the PMMA became a lot softer and more natural feeling, but Girth decreased by a few fractions of an Inch even though it held steady until then. At this point lumps + the main lump on top were much more noticeable and stayed harder than the other material. I could put my fingers underneath it and basically lift up the lump from the rest of my penis and almost feel my fingers touch through to skin between it and above my natural penis.

By 6 month mark another decrease in Girth and more softness of the other parts. Had everywhere felt like the parts that softened, the treatment would be a miracle as everything just felt like natural skin. I guess the good result guys have this, I don\'t know.

Anyways this pattern seems common enough were after 6 months there are Girth losses as things soften up and kind of jelly-fy. I would say this is when remaining hard lumps become the worst in terms of being distinct and obvious.

What doctor did you choose?

briceb wrote: This is exactly why I have continued to say that guys need to wait well beyond the 6 week mark for an additional round. Things continue to settle for several months afterwards.

Best advice on the forum right here.
Wait a year between rounds if you can.

Good things come to those who wait.

neverendingjourney wrote: Just be aware that this is always a possibility. This is why I am anxious. I\'m not being a whining hopeless person. I just thought it would never be me to get bad results. When soft it looks decent but Erect shows the misshapenness.

are you uncircumcised?

neverendingjourney wrote:

Ok mhm, to me it looks great

buttercups wrote: Best advice on the forum right here. Wait a year between rounds if you can. Good things come to those who wait.

Perhaps..
On the other hand there is another theory below that speculated that waiting more than eg 8 months, the new and the old pmma don\'t mix so good anymore and this does not give a better result?

As far as i read most people did not wait more than 6 months between rounds, as far as i read the journals.. i don\'t know if we just don\'t have enough data / people who tried the longer wait to get a feel if the results are better.

phalloboards.websitetoolbox.com/post/sho...ount=14&forum=196664
(Thread \'Perfect PMMA Aftercare\')

Dream wrote: Ideal time to wait between rounds?
One idea is to wait for 6 months, so the round has totally stabilized. The idea being the new pmma is put where it is really needed?

Another idea is here:

phalloboards.websitetoolbox.com/post/ide...best-results-7758317
Restoration:
I waited 9 months between R2 and R3 and it was a mess. I think part of the problem was that my R1 + R2 implant was very fibrous and solid and tight...and the linnea safe that was injected just got pushed out the injection sites until I got some massive nodules. The pmma had nowhere to go. If I went back earlier (and maybe if he used less) I think i would\'ve been better off.
Then again, many people here have had layer after layer into many months post op - so there\'s no one answer.

smalljay:
I\'ve heard of guys having a second session 6 weeks later and getting shitty gains - I\'ve also heard of guys waiting over 9 months and getting shitty gains.

justdoit:
I waited 11 weeks. That could be too long. I don\'t think it\'s too soon though. I think this layer stabilization theory has merit, so you need to strike while the iron\'s still hot and get a subsequent round right after the 2 month mark. Do I think 6 weeks is too soon? Perhaps, because maybe you need to heal a bit more, i.e., scar tissue, but don\'t let it heal too much and harden too much Although I don\'t believe there\'s collagen growth after 2 weeks, I believe there\'s hardening of the scar tissue up till about the 8th to 11th week. That\'s why I think if you get another round before your body is completely healed up you\'ll be able to have one layer continue to graft into the old layer thus creating optimal results. I think the pumping thing is true and that\'s why Wade says to pump so that the scar tissue can expand out rather than close up and harden. Once it\'s \"too\" healed so to speak, I think then your scar tissue has matured like Letsee said and then you\'ll have two independent layers growing and that might just cause issues down the line.

sorry mistaken post