FFT and Lig cut procedure
Dr. Rosenstein, 1994
pre: 6\"
BPEL, 5.25\" MSEG, 3.5-4\" FL
post: 6.25\"
BPEL, 6.25\"+ MSEG, 4.5-5\" FL
Major complications after surgery. The vy incision opened up a few days after surgery and left significant scarring; major swelling and subsequent overly-tight wrapping moved some of the transferred fat from areas of the mid-shaft toward the base and head, leaving an uneven appearance. I didn\'t know I was supposed to hang weights, and with all of the healing complications it isn\'t even clear I would have been able to, so this may have affected
Erect gains.
2 reconstruction procedures with Dr. Giunta around 1999 or 2000 to correct scarring (reverse vy plasty) and remove some fat nodules from the lumpiest areas of the shaft. Some improvement, but still significant scarring on pubic area and scrotum, and some lumpiness in shaft.
Reconstruction procedure with Dr. Rheinschild around 2004 or 2005 to remove more fat and correct scarring on pubic area and scrotum. No improvement. The doctor decided during surgery that removing the fat was too risky, and his scar revisions didn\'t help. He basically sliced me open and sewed me shut without doing anything.
Due to continued absorption of fat over the years I was about 5.5\" MSEG at this point. My
BPEL was still around 6-6.25\", and the procedure with Dr. Giunta caused my
Flaccid length to decrease to 4-4.5\" -- he told me before the surgery that this would happen due to the reversing of the vy plasty.
Started doing manual exercises including stretching and
Jelqing in early 2011. Went from 6-6.25\" to 7-7.25\"
BPEL in a year doing 30-60 minutes of manual exercises a day, 3-4 days a week.
Girth improved as well, with erections feeling less spongy and more solid, although visually it didn\'t look any thicker.
Flaccid length is back to 4.5-5\" on average.
Reconstruction procedure with Dr. Alter in Feb 2012 to improve scarring on pubic area and scrotum, including
Removal of scrotal dog-ears. Since the surgery was only a month ago I am not ready to say whether this has been successful or not, but I am hopeful. His suturing techniques and eye for aesthetics was better than anybody else that operated on me, but I don\'t seem to heal well in general from wounds so we\'ll see how it goes. I lost a lot of skin in the procedure so I am a little worried about how tight things will be when I get a full
Erection -- I don\'t want the incision to stretch out into wide scars so I am being extra careful to keep erections down when I can.
My surgery was an immature, impulsive decision that I made for the wrong reasons and will live with for the rest of my life. Techniques are better now, so perhaps my experience would have been different had I started my journey today instead of 1994.