TOPIC: Pmma procedure date set

Well after reading posts on this site for a year now and comparing PMMA with other options, I made an appointment for the end of may with dr c. I am currently around 6\" el x 5.4 eg in time I will do my best to post pics and updates. I feel obligated since many of you have and it has helped me with my decision.

Best of luck my friend. I can say as you know since you have been here for a year, these brothers are great to have. I may not post as often as some but I have read nearly everyones story. The support that I see is amazing. I am proud to be associated.
C-man

goodluck man

I have a question about dr c\'s filler. He uses new plastic but might switch to metacril if he runs out. What\'s the difference? Does one provide better size increase?

Hi man - from what I\'ve read, Metracil and New Plastic are one in the same.
i.e. they both contain identical plastic beads, the only difference is the material that they are suspended in when being delivered, which I think eventually disapates to leave behind the beads which collagen then form around.

Other members may have a different view, so feel free to correct if I\'m wrong.

Andy is correct about the carrier (suspension) being the primary difference. Micron size of spheres varies somewhat between brands as well. Neither variance will directly correlate to superior/inferior gains (collagen deposition). Best wishes.

I\'m getting anxious already with 3 months to go. I was reading up on some supplements for bodybuilding and realized those liquid vials of protein are made from animal collagen. They are supposed to be more effective for joints and cartilage that glucosamine. They might be effective for collagen production after surgery. Can\'t hurt!

Tubesteak, note that you already are featuring very nice statistics. Actually, your start-off point is the target for many under average forum members. What lures you to choose a potential exposure to long-term risks?

I\'ve been married 7 yrs. wife had 3 children. I have family members with monsters and I am missing that strand of DNA. I have had to hear about theirs forever. Over the years me and my wife have tried out some Girth sleeves and now I\'ve become addicted to the size. She takes them easily and so I want it for real. I\'m tossing all the toys now that I have a date set. I tried pumping and it works a little but I don\'t like the spongy soft feeling and the constant work.

Understood. If you have your wife\'s approval and support then you are hedged for all scenarios.

I share your situation Tubesteak. Our second child was huge and it definitely \"levels the playing field\" post childbirth. While not all women \"loosen up\" post delivery, mine sure did. Prior to my peyronie\'s corrective surgery I had a MSEG of only 4.5\" and my wife experienced orgasm from intercourse frequently. Now at 5.375\"MSEG and a BG of 5.75\", she receives little if any satisfaction. I love my wife and my children with every breath I take. I do not recommend Phalloplasty of any kind but understand your situation and can empathize. Know this... I am behind you regardless of what decision you make and will always wish you success, happiness and an awesome marriage! Good luck and keep us posted.

Regards,

M7

I don\'t know much about the procedure, but there is a surgery for tightenting the vagina. Personally I think in the case of married guys, this should maybe be a consideration ahead of PMMA. I understand that it\'s hard thing to suggest for a woman, but if she\'s had children, surely she could understand. If the track record of vaginal tightening procedures is good, then it must surely be a more suitable option than one for little is known about in the longer term. Just my 2 cents worth.

Wow you gained Girth and now she can\'t orgasm! Is it in her head because she knows it\'s been altered or is it too big? This makes me worry a little. I am wanting the PMMA for me not her. She tells
Me im fine but she understands why I want it and supports me. I have time to change my mind if I need to this is partly why I scheduled it so far in advance. I research everything I do and PMMA seems safe to me. For years I contemplated Dermal Grafts and elists implant only to be discouraged by failures. I haven\'t seen a case where someone lost their member yet.

hoddle10 wrote: I don\'t know much about the procedure, but there is a surgery for tightenting the vagina. Personally I think in the case of married guys, this should maybe be a consideration ahead of PMMA.

Great point!!

I posted this a while back but I will repeat it here. A colleague of my fianc' has had this surgery and her and her husband are thrilled.
Apparently women who have lost vaginal tone as a result of childbirth also carry an increased risk of weakened pelvic floor and increased likelihood of early incontinence. As our friend pointed out one of the reasons she had the surgery was 'there is nothing sexy about having to wear a diaper later on in life'. www.lvratlanta.com/vaginal-relaxation.php Or this kind of complaint: messageboards.makemeheal.com/vaginoplast...t-again-t149188.html

Well, I just started very recently started seeing a new guy, and he is huge!! Ridiculously BIG . Getting him inside is difficult, once he\'s in, it hurts, and bottoms out, but I can handle it for a little bit. But the whole time all I can think about is that he is going to stretch me out. I am having an issue staying wet, because my mind is wondering and worried.
I like this guy, but I love my new Vag, and I do not want it ruined.
I\'ll take any feedback.

This operation is done in the middle east on daily basis. As you may know, pre-marital affairs there is a big no no but many many young women do it. Before getting married, they go to special clinics to restore their virginity, and it works very well for the women while their new husbands are totally clueless!

With today\'s Equality between men and women, I do not see why men more than women would need to enlarge their members when these operation for women is a common place. I almost see it as less risky for women to do it than men who may have major complications with any PE method available now.