TOPIC: Scrotal Webbing (Turkey Neck) and PMMA Girth Enhancement

Hey fellas, I am looking for your insight on something.

I have a very mild turkey neck, which is seen at the very bottom of my shaft when I am Erect and maybe 1/2 when I am Flaccid. There really is not any aesthetic issues related to this and I have not experienced any issues as a result.

I plan on getting PMMA enhancement and am wondering whether it is necessary (or just smarter) to have the turkey neck surgically removed prior to doing so.
Because there is scrotal skin on my shaft when Flaccid, I am slightly worried that it would be more difficult to inject into me and perhaps easier to accidentally place the product in the scrotal skin which could then seep down into my scrotum. I would clearly rather just go forward with the PMMA and not have to get surgery for the turkey neck, but will do so if it is smarter.

I have received mixed advice on this from doctors: Avanti said it would not be an issue, whereas Tsay said it would be better aesthetically to get it removed.

So have any of you with turkey necks (mild or severe) gotten PMMA Girth enhancement and have you had any complications? Are you happy with the results?

Thank you!!!!

Mconklin1964,
I apologize if I made it seem like I recommended you to get the scrotal webbing excised. In my response I did indicate that your condition will not cause any issues with getting your PMMA injected. Based on your post and photos you indicated your condition was mild. This is a personal decision and depends on how much the "turkey neck" bothers you. If you and/or your partner do not seem bothered by the appearance then you shouldnt feel the need to get it corrected.

Hope this helps clarify things.

Dr. TJ Tsay
Ageless MD

If it's not interfering with your ability to get hard or have sex, it's unlikely severe enough to prevent you from getting filler
every dude I've seen on here who was worried about it had less webbing than I do - for me i guess the underside of my shaft was butchered when i was Circumcised enough to cause my down curve - it's not extreme, but if i hand straighten my Dick i can definitely feel the stretch. Filler made no difference for me.

I had a significant Turkey neck and excess scrotal skin and had Ellanse done by Dr. Morales about 2 years ago with no issues. I just this january had the Turkey neck and scrotal skin removed by Dr. Alter in LA with zero complications but a much nicer look

quote="Mconklin1964" post=1308720587]Hey fellas, I am looking for your insight on something.

I have a very mild turkey neck, which is seen at the very bottom of my shaft when I am Erect and maybe 1/2 when I am Flaccid. There really is not any aesthetic issues related to this and I have not experienced any issues as a result.

I plan on getting PMMA enhancement and am wondering whether it is necessary (or just smarter) to have the turkey neck surgically removed prior to doing so.
Because there is scrotal skin on my shaft when Flaccid, I am slightly worried that it would be more difficult to inject into me and perhaps easier to accidentally place the product in the scrotal skin which could then seep down into my scrotum. I would clearly rather just go forward with the PMMA and not have to get surgery for the turkey neck, but will do so if it is smarter.

I have received mixed advice on this from doctors: Avanti said it would not be an issue, whereas Tsay said it would be better aesthetically to get it removed.

So have any of you with turkey necks (mild or severe) gotten PMMA Girth enhancement and have you had any complications? Are you happy with the results?

Thank you!!!![/quote]

jackets5 wrote: I had a significant Turkey neck and excess scrotal skin and had Ellanse done by Dr. Morales about 2 years ago with no issues. I just this january had the Turkey neck and scrotal skin removed by Dr. Alter in LA with zero complications but a much nicer look

quote="Mconklin1964" post=1308720587]Hey fellas, I am looking for your insight on something.

I have a very mild turkey neck, which is seen at the very bottom of my shaft when I am Erect and maybe 1/2 when I am Flaccid. There really is not any aesthetic issues related to this and I have not experienced any issues as a result.

I plan on getting PMMA enhancement and am wondering whether it is necessary (or just smarter) to have the turkey neck surgically removed prior to doing so.
Because there is scrotal skin on my shaft when Flaccid, I am slightly worried that it would be more difficult to inject into me and perhaps easier to accidentally place the product in the scrotal skin which could then seep down into my scrotum. I would clearly rather just go forward with the PMMA and not have to get surgery for the turkey neck, but will do so if it is smarter.

I have received mixed advice on this from doctors: Avanti said it would not be an issue, whereas Tsay said it would be better aesthetically to get it removed.

So have any of you with turkey necks (mild or severe) gotten PMMA Girth enhancement and have you had any complications? Are you happy with the results?

Thank you!!!!

One of my many roles here is to remain impartial, however there are certain matters I'm known to stand by irrespective of whether or not it may conflict a position a Sponsor takes. Now I am no Medical Professional, I'm more or less the de facto Patient Representative & Educator, and generally speaking, both Avanti Derma and Dr. Tsay are correct (on one hand turkey neck won't prevent you from getting a procedure done, but it could potentially create unintended impediments in terms of providing the best result -- keyword "could," not "would").

I've always been of the camp to get your scrotal webbing reduction done first. This way you can maximize the amount of shaft that is available for enhancement. Again, neither of them are wrong per se, but I would personally recommend getting your penis in an optimal place before pursuing full-on Girth enhancement.

Also in case you want to do a PMMA underside enhancement - its better to remove it.

Also my advice is to do a conservative PMMA enhancement, but use also your underside to get enough volume

@Skeptical_One
Would you also advise it in a case of very very mild scrotal webbing, to get a most stratified Pmma result? (very mild = average / common scrotal webbing, like most people have)

PmmaFan wrote: @Skeptical_One
Would you also advise it in a case of very very mild scrotal webbing, to get a most stratified Pmma result? (very mild = average / common scrotal webbing, like most people have)

I, for one, definitely would not recommend that. In most cases I believe that the scrotal webbing issue is all in our heads and comes from obsessing over our junk. Everyone has some and the degree comes from temperature and how low you’re hanging and doesn’t have an impact on PMMA, as it goes in a deeper layer than just under the skin and you don’t even get the underside of your shaft injected — or at least AD doesn’t — or sex. As far as the area on the sides of the bottom where a “turkey neck” could be, which is injected, I have a bunch of filler there and there’s zero impact. Ultimately, it’s just a matter of aesthetics that 99% of other people won’t ever notice in 99% of cases. I say put your money and recovery time allowance elsewhere. There are plenty of things that you can do to move the needle more than getting a part of your scrotum removed for no reason.

Jacks10 wrote:

PmmaFan wrote: @Skeptical_One
Would you also advise it in a case of very very mild scrotal webbing, to get a most stratified Pmma result? (very mild = average / common scrotal webbing, like most people have)

I, for one, definitely would not recommend that. In most cases I believe that the scrotal webbing issue is all in our heads and comes from obsessing over our junk. Everyone has some and the degree comes from temperature and how low you’re hanging and doesn’t have an impact on PMMA, as it goes in a deeper layer than just under the skin and you don’t even get the underside of your shaft injected — or at least AD doesn’t — or sex. As far as the area on the sides of the bottom where a “turkey neck” could be, which is injected, I have a bunch of filler there and there’s zero impact. Ultimately, it’s just a matter of aesthetics that 99% of other people won’t ever notice in 99% of cases. I say put your money and recovery time allowance elsewhere. There are plenty of things that you can do to move the needle more than getting a part of your scrotum removed for no reason.

I should add to my original response as well as this response that I also believe many cases of scrotal webbing I've seen to be mild-or-less, not always necessitating scrotal webbing removal (in my opinion, not a Doctor's).

However, I believe severe cases ought to evaluated, especially if they are causing discomfort or impeding full insertion -- hence why the surgery exists in the first place and a justification for it. Severe scrotal webbing is expressed to have an increase risk of aesthetic irregularity by multiple experienced Providers (for girth injections), and I wanted to differentiate that more clearly with this response, when compared to mild-or-less cases (that like Jacks10 said, can be exaggerated in our heads through obsession).

I will stand by original and long-standing position that if you wish for optimal results with a given Provider, you ought to strongly consider any & all of their strongly made recommendations pre-op. If it is merely a recommendation to slightly improve "odds," it may be overlooked depending on your situation. Otherwise, if your Injector of choice is strongly urging scrotal reduction, either pursue it -OR- seek an alternative Injector who does not believe this to be a necessity (whether they are correct or not will largely depend on your trust in them + your final outcome, which is why seeking out vetted Practitioners are essential).

On a separate note, I don't believe there is much for Practitioners like Avanti Derma (Dr. Morales) and Ageless Medicine (Dr. Tsay) to gain from encouraging scrotal webbing reduction, as neither perform the surgery and therefore don't make a single penny of revenue from your decision to do it.