TOPIC: How to prevent the ring/donut effect

How can you prevent the ring/donut effect from occurring at the cicumcision scar following PMMA or HA injections (particularly in those with loose Circumcision)?

QUOTE username=randomword1234 userid=5739881 postid=1307174466]How can you prevent the ring/donut effect from occurring at the cicumcision scar following PMMA or HA injections (particularly in those with loose Circumcision)?[/QUOTE]

What is the donut effect?

If its due to uneven disbursement of the PMMA then possibly massaging it or rolling it might be effective?

MadMax

It's when the filler moves into the Circumcision scar because its looser than the rest of the shaft and makes the Circumcision scar expand. Looks like a donut or ring.

Probably why The mixture is less dense toward the tip. I only received 10% mixture about halfway down the shaft from what I can tell. ? No complaints after a few months.

I think for people with loose cir scars it highlights the importance of following the advice to massage from top to base. Don\'t let the product clump there.
One thing I wish I knew before I did my rounds is that it\'s not just a problem for the top circ areas- the PMMA can indeed travel to the bottom (underneath) the shaft, Keep the product on top and low,
Now- what do I do now that it looks like my Dick head is wearing one of those dog-cones?? Ideas?
I was thinking to ask doc to use a cannula to break up the area- not sure if that would help at all-
I was also thinking of DMSO in the area, but for the life of me can\'t understand any of the DMSO threads and the results. Thin skin? I have no idea what that means.
One more tip-- I would use the penis extender post op that makes your unit go up to your stomach, not down to your leg. To me, it makes sense gravity played a roll in my outcome.