Good news - My erection looks fairly decent (considering the stage I am at & what I went through). Obviously, it has a ways to go & might look totally different in 3 months. But, it is starting off well. The scar is certainly a raised roll of skin, but it will probably flatten. It\'s cut very precisely, though there\'s a small \"dog ear\" due to the skin needing to come out on the right but not the left. This will probably flatten, but Hoddle sent me an interesting youtube that shows it wouldn\'t be complicated to fix 3-6 months from now if it is still there. There is quite a bit of darkening / discoloration on the incision line...I wonder why that is appearing now, 10 days later. It didn\'t seem to be there earlier on.
Bad news - That jackass doctor who burned my balls off & basically led to me needing this surgery (because he used silver nitrate on the wound) has more fake reviews posted (after realself removed 2 already). This is seriously pissing me off.
www.realself.com/find/Illinois/Northbroo...-Surgeon/Jacob-Bloom
From the start...to give some perspective. Sometimes I wonder if my penis even looks better than 2010. Yeah, it\'s bigger - but it looks like it has the same degree of aesthetic problems that I sent the last 5 years trying to fix.
just to clarify, the left pic is before any peyronies started in 2006. In 2010, the first symptom was this localized narrowing where the scar tissue developed. I have more pics of the upward curve in my journal. The narrowing ended up \"traveling\" down my whole shaft (it\'s easier to see in the journal but I just wanted to give a couple brief comparisons here). So, I ended up with 4\" girth at my low point, though some returned naturally over the 3 years.
Then...
After Peyronie\'s surgery and 2 rounds with Dr. C vs 3 rounds with Dr C (plus excisions)... So, obviously round 3 was a huge mistake...
It curves to the right because of missing skin on the right side. Ignore the tape - it\'s from a small skin scraping he did.
Both pictures are after round 3. the nodule that was present immediately after the procedure persisted and became very hard and fibrotic, despite kenalog and 5fu (which may have helped slightly but not much). It was excised because it prevented the other excision from healing.