TOPIC: Has anyone had the 30% shaft 10% top combo?

Really? I just booked my appointment last week and the guy i spoke to on the telephone said his name was Christian. weird.

Yeah, last Friday.

Christian was training a female receptionist at my last visit.

carljohnson wrote: Yeah, last Friday.

I was just there 8/15/13 and Christian was physically there. However, he seems to be \"out if it\" if you ask me. I wouldn\'t want him anywhere near my Dick.

Dr C and wade on the other hand, were top notch and made me feel very relaxed and confidant with everything.


I had the 30/10 split. It\'s only been 7 days. But I like what I have so far. I did however massage and \"roll\" with the roller they give you at least 4-6 times a day for the first 3 days. Now more like 2/3 times a day.

IMO massaging and rolling your junk is an \"art\" you should take your time and do this evenly and with slow pressure and be consistent with it as well. I mean, this is \"your Dick\"


I also wear the esl40 stretcher to keep my Dick from retraction (not so much stretching) but just enough pull so it doesn\'t shrivel/retract. I wear this when I\'m sleeping and for 4/6 hours out of the day or maybe more.

All that being said. It\'s a lot of damn maintenance and time. This certainly isn\'t like going to get your car fixed. \"Go in, get 20 Inch rims installed and go pimpin\" this is more like go in, get big and maintain your Dick so it looks right with its new size.

I hope I can stop this massage regimen soon. As for the stretching device, it\'s almost 2nd nature now. And I\'ll probably start Hanging in a couple weeks, to see if I can get some length gains as well.

hoddle10 wrote: If Miracles rolling idea proves to show consistent results, then surely there would be no reason no to go back to using 20% or mixing 16%. I often thought some of the 20% results looked a bit lumpy and assumed it was because the carrier prevented the 2 concentrations mixing well. But if one could smooth out the result with good post op care, then why not mix?

I never got the concern about the mixing being done in Dr C\'s office, as it\'s standard for cosmetic surgeons to mix injectables in their office. I think BigBen made a bit of a fuss about it, but I always thought that particular criticism was a bit ridiculous. It\'s normal to mix things like Restylane with some anesthetic. It\'s done everyday in the US in thousands of plastic surgeons offices, yet if someone does the same thing in Mexico, people raise their eyebrows.

While it is true that plastic surgeons may mix together formulas of injectables, it is absolutely necessary that it be done in an extremely clean and sterile environment, with as little chance of cross-contamination as possible. There is always a risk of developing an infection, especially if the mixture was mixed using poor and unsafe conditions. I\'ve never been to Dr. C\'s office, nor do I ever plan on it, so I have no idea how Dr. C\'s methods are. In general, as I\'m sure every good Dr. knows, a sterile workplace and extreme cleanliness are absolutely vital when dealing with anything that is to be injected into human body.

I have no idea who BigBen is, but I would agree with him that there is most definitely a concern to be made when going to any Dr. who plans on inserting anything in your body, especially in a place where regulation of the medical industry is pretty much non-existent.

Chuck wrote:

hoddle10 wrote: If Miracles rolling idea proves to show consistent results, then surely there would be no reason no to go back to using 20% or mixing 16%. I often thought some of the 20% results looked a bit lumpy and assumed it was because the carrier prevented the 2 concentrations mixing well. But if one could smooth out the result with good post op care, then why not mix?

I never got the concern about the mixing being done in Dr C\'s office, as it\'s standard for cosmetic surgeons to mix injectables in their office. I think BigBen made a bit of a fuss about it, but I always thought that particular criticism was a bit ridiculous. It\'s normal to mix things like Restylane with some anesthetic. It\'s done everyday in the US in thousands of plastic surgeons offices, yet if someone does the same thing in Mexico, people raise their eyebrows.

While it is true that plastic surgeons may mix together formulas of injectables, it is absolutely necessary that it be done in an extremely clean and sterile environment, with as little chance of cross-contamination as possible. There is always a risk of developing an infection, especially if the mixture was mixed using poor and unsafe conditions. I\'ve never been to Dr. C\'s office, nor do I ever plan on it, so I have no idea how Dr. C\'s methods are. In general, as I\'m sure every good Dr. knows, a sterile workplace and extreme cleanliness are absolutely vital when dealing with anything that is to be injected into human body.

I have no idea who BigBen is, but I would agree with him that there is most definitely a concern to be made when going to any Dr. who plans on inserting anything in your body, especially in a place where regulation of the medical industry is pretty much non-existent.

You know, for your first post you definitely come off as pretty ignorant. There are regulations in Mexico, and you only serve to perpetuate the stereotype that virtually anything can be done abroad with little-to-no consequence, which simply isn\'t true. It\'s ironic, however, how the \"heavily\" regulated American Medical industry has allowed the likes of a complication-ridden silicone implant and undisclosed dermal fillers to be placed into the penis with little-to-no-consequence. Food for thought.

Stating the need for a sterile environment is stating the obvious, and I can assure you Hoddle wasn\'t disregarding the need for a clean setting when mixing fillers. If you\'ve read enough of Hoddle\'s postings, then this post served no benefit to the discussion. Try stating something of substance in the future. Thanks.

I have been to Dr C\'s office multiple times and I saw Mel cleaned/sterilized everything before my session, he even cleaned/sterilized the top and BOTTOM of the tray that held the PMMA and the other equipment. I am not defending Dr C, but I am stating what I saw.

Compare that to elist, A BEVERLY HILLS dr no less, who performed a VERY INVASIVE surgery on ME in is his non sterile office, no masks, no hat, and there were so many other \"non sterile things\" that he did (he lifted the trash pan and moved it near him to collect blood soaked patches While he was operating on my open penis and never changed his surgical gloves, his assistant had no mask and had long greasy hair!!!!) I can write pages about elist medical violations, but I regress!.

As far as I know, there have been either no cases of infection caused by Dr C Mixing of PMMA. There may have been other cases of infection that happened to some of Dr C\'s patients that were due to other factors than mixing of the PMMA such as entry point infection, water infection and so on, but I do not remember any. If there were any infections due to DR C\'s mixing of PMMA, please speak you facts!.

PEACE!