anninfl wrote: A concern I had with this procedure by Dr Ress is the Erection angle and stability. Have you been able to determine if your erections are at your pre-op angle? Do you have the same side to side stability? With him releasing just about everything to gain length one just has to ask this. I found this post on thunders place regarding a lig cut . Granted it was in 1996( this is just a bit of his post ) but he goes on to say he can not perform well in any positions other than missionary because of the instability of his penis due to the surgery which affected the penile suspensory ligament ( PSL). I have read other guys comments about this happening after lig cut surgery also.
Snakecharmer ( thunder place) 3/08:I had the lengthening surgery done in 1996 by a surgeon in Ontario.The penile suspensory ligaments were identified then divided.We didn't have access to much information other than what was offered by the surgeon.As this was a fairly new procedure,there wasn't a lot of information from medical boards or databases regarding the safety and the lack of success with this procedure.My over zealousness had gotten the best of me,although I did put off the surgery for 2 months when he told me he was at patient#30 and was not using any type of weight or traction exercises yet!
I never realized at the time,the importance of the psl for anchorage and stability during sex! Arghh I guess hindsight is 20/20.
This is exactly what Dr. Ress addressed and I think that is a success so far. My
Erection angle Ii stable and normal and my side stretching is still very much sore at this point but seems tighter. The point is that, when I heal, I should have side to side stability. The logic is that those ligs are reattached using a procedure that has shown success in the hand successfully in the (he talks about the hand specifically many times ).
That is at least my assumptions based on what I know. I think this because of his 2.5 hours surgery and what he has said in our talks, the nature of the cut and sensitivity of the early recovery period to stress. If it works I think the end result is stability maintained, side to side maintained and new location that adds size. As it heals, it I should just regain and add size as it builds tissue to attach the new location and swelling goes down. I\'ve already gotten much closer to my normal size but I\'ll be fine if I need to hang for awhile to maximize results. At the end of the 3 (or 6) month period, I\'m most likely to hang weights regardless of where I end up. I would expect light traction would only help during the early period. I think he may be adding that wit the next round. Currently, I do super light stretches every night.
But this is a compilation of my ideas and I may not be totally correct. I\'m no doctor and he lacks many details. I think he thinks he is on to something enough to invest this much time and resources to toward it. Of course there is a pot of gold at the end of 20 or so successful procedures. Still, I think he believes in this procedure and is not sharing any revealing details only backs that up. Still, he is trying to maximize results by many ways.... lol. I also think he is not sure of any EL gain himself. I think without demobilization of the surgery spot with a dynamic organ, there are many pinch points that could highly effect the results.
He is a smart guy and understands the short comings of the main procedure (I keep forgetting the name ) . Dude set out to fix every one of them. We will see if he is right. I\'m hoping so.
His interest could be purely financial but I think personally that he just set out to solve a problem. I know that is my driving force. Money is just a reward rather than the goal for me
