TOPIC: Candidate for filler based on circumcision location?

I was reading this progress post phalloboards.info/forum/progress-reports...rney.html#1308719284

It, and other posts made me curious about my own scar and what my expectations should be. I read @Dickwhitman79 progress logs and noticed that he had issues with his “loose” foreskin. I’m not 100% sure I know what that means. But I THINK I have a tight foreskin. It’s further down my shaft, and when I masturbate or retract it doesn’t overlap my head. My understanding of his issue was that the filler kinda filled up that loose foreskin and left a gap between it and the glans. This got me thinking I was in a good place for filler.

Then I read the list linked at the top and he also has a pronounced gap, with a step. In this case it’s being blamed on the circumcision scar being low. Are these two different issues? They appear the same. I know there’s expected to be a gap, but I’d be pretty unhappy with a distinct ‘step” shape instead of a gradual change. I’d also be unhappy if they truly can’t start the filler until the circumcision scar since my scar is so low. See the red line in the pic is my scar.

I had too much . That was the main issue. Also if your Circumcision is loose (mine was) then I think it’s best to have nearly zero product near the circ scar.

As I’ve dissolved mine the gap is far less noticeable. I’ll also say that I’ve intentionally added good bad and ugly photos for everyone here . At my peak, when I was Erect it looked quite aesthetic - it simply was too soft.

I think you should consult one of the providers to see how this might look. You’ll definitely want to taper it.

I just spoke with Mr. Moore at PhalloFILL Dallas. He said he’s not sure why some providers don’t inject above the Circumcision scar, but said that he’s done it many times even adjusting procedures from other providers. He said he filled to just below the head.

From my understanding (based on reading about others) and personal experience, the Docs do inject in and around the circ scar area, but it never settles there. There was a guy on here who coined it the "shelf area". I have the issue that's very pronounced when Flaccid, not so much from above when Erect (but definitely noticeable from below). I don't think there's an effective solution. Not without risking irregularities with uniformity and potential nodules in that area. I've read some guys care enough to get a corrective Circumcision.