TOPIC: Skin Stretch

Is there a way to determine how much PMMA your Dick can approximately take in one round? With breast implants they do a skin elasticity test to see how big you will likely go and when I feel the skin at the base of my penis I feel like I have a lot of room to fill. I have a 5' Girth and if I go through with it I want a truly thick penis. If you really stress that you are serious about getting big will Dr. C max you out on 30% product. I want to do it but I want some idea about how much PMMA I can get before making a commitment. Thanks.

Dr. C will generally work with you, within reason. He will not do anything that he thinks is unsafe. You can explain your goals to him but you should understand that this is generally not a \"one and done\" type of procedure if you are wanting to gain substantial Girth. If all you are looking for is around .75\", sure. Much bigger than that and you are looking at multiple rounds.

What are your goals?

Even though I am only 5.5' in length I want a 6.5' Girth. I have tried lots of extenders and dildos on women and that seems to be the sweet spot for a lot of of women. I don't care about having natural looks I have seen photos of DingDong, Sizemic and Astrix and I love how their fat PMMA dicks look. I also want a scrotal enhancement so I am huge all around.

Plan on 3 rounds. Brice echoed Dr C\'s exact statement to me a couple weeks ago- \"This is a process\"

Your question on skin elasticity is a good one. It wont be an issue your first session- for me, it was an issue on my second and third.

I am doing a year of stretching before I see him again.

Doc said there was a guy like me who just could not take any more PMMA. The patient took 3 years off, came back and Doc said he was like a 1st time patient.

Hope this helps.

Hello Questions,

We\'re glad you\'re considering us to get a PMMA Girth enhancement.

We understand that you all want to see a huge increase from the first session, however, overfilling the penis in one intention can end up in horror story, complications such as deformities, big lumps, and possible infections are more likely to happen. Not only with PMMA but with any soft tissue filler.

As Brock said; this is a process in which we\'re more than happy to help and provide you with the best outcome possible.

Please let us know if you have any further question. And Ian will provide you with better and personalized advice.