TOPIC: PMMA feel

I\'ve been reading a lot and have not been able to find anything about the actual feel of your shaft after PMMA. Does it still feel natural to the touch? Does the PMMA adhere to the shaft or is it just like a layer of gel under the skin similar to what you get after a strong pump session? If anyone knows of a link where a person explains the actual feel of it afterwards I.d appreciate it. Everything I see mostly focuses on the look.

I go for my first session on 7/24/14 and of course I\'m looking for gains but I want the look and feel to be as natural as possible. Am I kidding myself? Are we still to early in the game to have perfection in this respect? Do we have to give up the natural look and feel to get the gains we are searching for?

Ok buttercups. That\'s helpfull. Are you happy with the result after second round? Do you think you could have gotten away with just round 1 or was round 2 for cosmetic reasons also?

I got 2 rounds of 10%. I cannot feel the implant except for 1 ridge where it (PMMA) transitions to my real Dick. I can also feel one lump on the right bottom side.

For me, it is attached to my normal flesh so it doesn\'t move up and down or whatever.

I got .5 gain each round.
I went from 5.1 eg to 6.1 eg.

Not sure if this answers your question.

My wife said she can\'t feel anything weird and for the most part it still looks relatively proportional.

Wife said my new Dick causes her more friction during sex. She said my old Dick didnt do that. Wife approves but does not want more.

Okay thanks. My appointment is this week with DR C. I am going with an open mind and conservative approach. I want a natural look and feel over max gains and will take the DRs recommendations for this outcome. However if I get the sense that this will be a noticeable modification and possibly reduce the quality of sex or being with a woman I am ready to back out and not go through with it. I\'ve been reading many of the progress reports and it seems that the more recently dated PMMA procedures DR C is using a mixture of percentages. 10, 20 and 30 but people are pushing for max gains. I\'m willing to get lesser gains and continue treatment over a few sessions if that will have a better outcome. Rome wasn\'t built in a day!

I still have not found anyone writing about the feel to the touch or with movement up and down the shaft like what would be felt when getting oral or hand play. That\'s what my question above is trying to ask. For me now, the skin moves over the shaft easily. But after a pump session it\'s more like there is gel inside and you can not feel the shaft so much. So I am wondering which scenario PMMA is more like or possibly it is completely different...

BTBassist wrote:

hoddle10 wrote: I don\'t think you can really predict if it will stick to the skin or not. I think it depends on the depth of the injection and that is hard to control. Hence some people say it moves with their skin and others say it doesn\'t. I asked Mr Viel, an FFT surgeon in London if the fat goes above or under the fascia and he said it\'s hard to tell once you\'ve put the canula in. The reason is the dartos tissue itself is thin so it\'s not something the Dr can really feel and they can\'t see either.

Hoddle, did you end up having the PMMA procedure? If so, how does it feel to you?

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hoddle10 wrote: I don\'t think you can really predict if it will stick to the skin or not. I think it depends on the depth of the injection and that is hard to control. Hence some people say it moves with their skin and others say it doesn\'t. I asked Mr Viel, an FFT surgeon in London if the fat goes above or under the fascia and he said it\'s hard to tell once you\'ve put the canula in. The reason is the dartos tissue itself is thin so it\'s not something the Dr can really feel and they can\'t see either.

Hoddle, did you end up having the PMMA procedure? If so, how does it feel to you?

I don\'t think you can really predict if it will stick to the skin or not. I think it depends on the depth of the injection and that is hard to control. Hence some people say it moves with their skin and others say it doesn\'t. I asked Mr Viel, an FFT surgeon in London if the fat goes above or under the fascia and he said it\'s hard to tell once you\'ve put the canula in. The reason is the dartos tissue itself is thin so it\'s not something the Dr can really feel and they can\'t see either.

Sorry, I misunderstood your question. I can\'t say definitively, because I haven\'t had the procedure. But my understanding of the procedure is that it is injected under a fascia below the skin. IF that is the case (notice I say if, because I\'m not 100% sure), then it would become \"part of the shaft\" for the purposes of your question. In other words, it should form a collagen layer within that fascia along the shaft, and bonding to the skin layer should be minimal at most.
Again, I\'m not a surgeon, nor a patient, but I have researched the procedure an awful lot. Take my opinion with a grain of salt, but I honestly believe what I have posted above is accurate.
I hope this helps you out, or at least points you in the right direction in your research.

Thanks! That poll didn\'t really bring forth any resolution to the question though it was a bit helpful. I guess what I am wondering is if the PMMA becomes part of the shaft and skin still slides over it or does it become like a gel (soft or firm) with the skin ? Similar to the effect you get when pumping?

Lots of guys weighed in on the topic here: phalloboards.websitetoolbox.com/post/pmm...36203#post1281536203 Welcome to the forums xeos.

10% is the best for your natural feel, may not get the gains but that has not always been the case for gains. Some have obtained good gains on the first round with 10%. But make sure you want this because anything you do will have varying degrees of un-natural out comes. So make sure you are prepared for that! Good luck! This all comes from a guy who has not had anything done and may never!

Yes happy. If you want you can review my thread to see how things went for me. Round 1 aesthetics were poor for me so I needed another round. I may still need a touch up session at some point to address some minor issues.

On the whole I am very happy with the result. I wanted to use a lower concentration of PMMA and stagger it across multiple sessions rather than one 30% session. Logic being it is easier to address issues in 2-3 small sessions than 1-2 big ones.

I found that it (the procedure) changed the confidence in my life in a big way.

I don\'t recommend it to anyone however.

I believe people (men) really need exhaust other (psychologic, counselling, etc) options before they take the risk.