TOPIC: Questions for Doctors

I have a legit question discussion for doctors and experienced users - why isnt the filler procedure done more often when the patient is Erect? I think I saw a post about @dr Leonardo doing one like that and the results were great - assuming the logistics of getting hard while numb was doable - wouldn’t the results be significantly better and more evened out?

It seems like the challenge is that when you’re hard there isn’t as much empty space to put the filler in. I do agree that just doing it soft also presents challenges . I like @Rejuvall dr Carneys technique where he stretches the penis out while he does it. It seems to give very uniform outcomes.

Yeah it seems its injection when you're soft and wait for the surprise when you're erect haha - I've seen somewhere in the forums Dr Leonardo perform one when the uncut guy was erect which allowed him to do an A+ job on evenness etc. I'll try to find the link to confirm.. Would love to also get input from @Avanti_Derma @PhalloplasticSurgeon_DrLiu @Dr_Sullivan @LeonardoMedicine

Whether injection of filler for augmenting the penis when it is flaccid or erect depends on many factors:
1. Experience of the doctor doing the injection,
2.Any previous surgery? Circumcised? Any existing scars?
3. Original shape and contours of the penis.
4. Type of filler used,
5. amount of augmentation desired,
6.It is true that when injection is done with the penis flaccid, there is a rare possibility that irregularities can show up when the penis is erect. However, the reverse is also true i.e., when the injection is done with the penis erect, irregularities may occur after the the penis becomes flaccid. Whish is worse? to have irregularities when the penis is flaccid or when it is erect? After all, the penis is flaccid most of the time! For most humans at least.
Personally, I inject when the penis is flaccid. The occasional times when unevenness occurs, it is a simple matter to correct by minor injection. I do not charge the patient when this is required. Very often after seeing the good improvement of the first injection, the patient"wants more" In that case, I will charge the patient for the extra injection but not the injections for the revision.
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It’s not a horrible idea, but the mechanics of it aren’t very practical. It would be tough for someone to maintain an erection for the entire procedure, especially in a clinical setting and with the penis being numbed. While we could give a patient Caverject (a medication that induces an erection), it’s just introducing another unnecessary step. After enough experience, you learn where to inject so that the results look even and symmetrical when erect. Erect or not erect patients will occasionally need a little correction a few weeks after the procedure. During the procedure the flaccid penis is pulled or stretched to get a pretty accurate idea of how it will look when erect. As a side note, it’s not uncommon for some men to get an erection during the procedure, even though they’re numb, just due to the manipulation involved. @Sullivan