I believe doing it slower like Dr. N will result in a better final outcome. If I could do it again that\'s exactly how I would do it. This procedure is rarely one and done so it makes no sense to fill it as much is possible the first time and risk deformation. Some people are lucky and it works out fine but it\'s not worth the risk. I updated the percentage of
PMMA. It is different product than Metacrill and has 15%
PMMA and 80% Dextran.
I just went back and re-read a post from coolhandluke and I\'m going to relax now and be happy with where I\'m at it just give it more time to settle. It still looks and feels better than after my first procedure.
Here is the epic post that will get me through the tough times.
\"Greetings Jimmyjames,let me echo the same advice from the Phalloboard sage as you cleverly labeled hoodle10. Wait wait wait'.and wait some more! Myself and several other members have tackled the unpleasantries of penile enhancement. And When we look at
PMMA enhancement the typical questions are is it permanent? Is it safe? how much does a treatment cost? which practitioner offers this treatment & what is his or her record like? Are there peer reviewed studies on this treatment that reflect the long term outcome of this enhancement procedure?I have a great love for art (paintings & sculptures) as much as I do for science. Its a skill to understand the medium an artist or scientist chooses to use, not all mediums behave the same. Here\'s an example, I use sunflower oil with my oil based paints, its a safer alternative. I\'ve only painted small canvas pieces, and sometimes when i\'m finished with a piece a room mate will accidentally move the finished painting, damaging the canvas or stack the finished paintings on top of each other. So i have the urge of restoring the original work, and when i attempt that hours and even a day after i retouch things i still won\'t know how the final finish will look. As I wait and find out usually 72hrs after the oil based paint dries the painting can or sometimes doesn\'t have the same flawless original appearance. When the restoration doesn\'t work out theres an unpleasant matte finish, very similar to when a woman places too much make up over her face. Other times, things work out great. Every artists learns how his canvas, paints, brushes, and oils behave after trial and error. I offered this analogy because it might be easier to understand than some science lab assay protocol.
PMMA like paint, has an initial appearance, and as it cures, meaning as it bonds to the cells in your body it behaves another way. As these bonds grow weaker, the loss of collagen the visual appearance of
PMMA evolves again. Sometimes you have a flawless beautiful finish in a
PMMA enhanced penis, other times, because of your bodies immune system the
PMMA material with look physically changed, but the integrity of the beads as we know so far isn\'t changing, the change is occurring because of your immune system. Its an incredible system, and i know how a woman\'s reaction to
PMMA can be! After my second procedure, the first sexual encounter, the woman thought i had an STD and refused to fuck! Now, i can\'t get a woman off my
Dick, she only moves off me due to exhaustion or she has to piss. Unless that
Nodule hurts, or you have lymphadenopathy you have no reason to get any of the
PMMA removed! Drop the paranoia, take a deep breath, and listen up!!! What you see right now, is NOT the permanent visual outcome. Take a look at my drudge report, i had disfigurements on my
Dick, but now, you can\'t even tell if I had
PMMA, it feels as close to natural as it can feel, i\'ve totally forgotten what my natural penis feels like. If you have any further questions PM me and we can chat on Viber. Turn off that emotional switch, it gets the best of us every time, get up and get out and hike a mountain, that will clear your thoughts. SaludCHL \"