Hey - your third pic looks great and much improved...but I see the lumps in the other ones. I hope they go down or spread out or something. I do not entirely understand the process of
PMMA vs swelling vs collagen - because it seems to all be overlapping (time-wise) and it\'s hard to tell what is what in the early days. Maybe in 2 months, you\'ll look back at these old posts and feel like you were worried over nothing -- but I think it\'s hard to say. One of the members here sent me a pic of a porn star that even had a ridge from
PMMA...so it might be there for a while (I\'m guessing you\'re on an improvement path now based on the pics you\'ve posted over time).
On a related note - I have to say - in my experience - people really don\'t notice things as much as I thought. I have a 2 month old circumcsion scar from degloving surgery and I\'ve gotten head from a lot of people...they don\'t even see it! It\'s bizarre. And the scar has not evened out yet - it takes a few months to flatten and fade out. Given that though, I totally sympathize with all the feelings you get after a penis operation. I had some very rough moments in the 2 weeks after the surgery I had. It\'s totally different than
PMMA and was not for size (curve correction) but the healing process is just NOT easy for many people, myself included. It\'s your
Dick - I mean - honestly, how some guys here are so calm and patient, I have to admire that. I am not.
I think what Aussie guy just said and what Hoddle was saying might be valuable info - i.e., less is probably better - and your next session of 10% might make an awesome result... and your updates will be a huge help on this 10/30 topic. I think I read somewhere that there are even more 30% complications but people didn\'t post them...they just discuss over PM...one of the more senior members said that. I also found a thread w/ a guy who had a totally purple penis after 10% only... and not even a lot of CCs - but that was the reaction - and then down the line his result was good (sorry I am really bad w screen names - but its on here).
Thanks for updating your progress. Hopefully it\'ll work out down the road with time or with more
PMMA or with time resolving the swelling. Swelling CAN be hard - it seems odd - but in surgeries I\'ve had - and w/ scars I\'ve had - they can get really hard in the beginning. Not sure that is what is going on, but just a thought about it.