From what I\'ve gathered, the gap varies per patient, and may have a lot more to do with out anatomical predisposition than any post-op (or lack of post-op) protocol. I\'ve read about guys who use an extender, and those who don\'t. I\'ve read about guys who hardly massaged their unit, whereas others massaged it aggressively. There is definitely a correlation between effective post-op work & aesthetic satisfaction, however I personally have not seen anything to suggest the \"gap\" itself could be avoided/eliminated. From my talks with Wade & Dr. C, it seems that some patients simply \"stick\" better than others.
The gap issue will probably become more apparent over time. Dr. C continues to refine his methodology, and Wade continues to examine the nuances of post-op protocol. And with the progress reporting found here on these forums, we may eventually (or may not) solve the gap dilemma. But in the meantime, the reality is that you can go into this procedure and develop some sort of gap no matter how true you are to your post-op regimen. The good news is, at least in the interim, that this gap can be improved (with various degrees of success) with follow-up touch-up appointments.
There also may be very recent developments I\'m not aware of. Most specifically, the kind of developments at the doctor\'s office. For all I know (it\'s been weeks since I\'ve chatted with Wade), Dr. C has found a way to mostly avoid and/or eliminate significant gapping. But if that isn\'t the case, then I\'ll stick to what I\'ve said already.
Aesthetic satisfaction will always be important, but we mustn\'t forget that there will always be varying degrees of artificiality in the appearances of a post-op penis. Know this before going under the knife/needle.