TOPIC: Dose PMMA Ever Feel Real Or Fake??

Hello,

I am going to be getting PMMA done in Nov 2017 or before. But I have some questions.


After PMMA had some time to cure or absorb if that\'s the right word. When you are Erect or hard. I\'ve have heard and read, That it feels like a soft layer tissue above normal hard shaft. Is that true?

Also that some Partners (new) can feel the difference and that they can tell that you have done some cosmetic surgery on it?

I guess my main question is does it feel normal or does it feel like it\'s been alternated (cosmetically enhanced)?

I do not have any issues with feel, texture, or whatever. Mine feels just like me. Not squishy or soft when Erect.

briceb wrote: I do not have any issues with feel, texture, or whatever. Mine feels just like me. Not squishy or soft when Erect.

Thank You Briceb for sharing,

May I ask how procedure or sessions have go to? And what doctor?

Is it because of the massaging that you do after the procedure that helps this?

I have had three sessions with Dr. C. One of which yielded no gains. I do not know if massaging helps with it not feeling soft, but it does help to reduce any lumps or nodules that may form.

^^^ Exactly what he said ^^^

I have had three sessions with Dr. C. The last yielded zero gains. Does not feel spongy or soft when Erect. Just feels like me.

Same for me on my last round I produced zero gains, perhaps .1\" at most, and this was with a lot of 30% supposedly.

kushextender wrote: Same for me on my last round I produced zero gains, perhaps .1\" at most, and this was with a lot of 30% supposedly.

I\'ve heard of this situation before, but for the life of me, can\'t understand how it\'s possible, unless your diet is garbage, or you\'re not actually getting what you\'re paying for. As an integrity policy, every dr inserting any material in your body should open all products in front of patients, to eliminate the latter as a concern.

Just read the post about your oozing PMMA, from a procedure you had a week ago. It\'s waaay too soon to call \"zero gains\" on that.