I wanted to weigh in because I am doing a “DIY” version of the P-Long procedure and am having good results.
I went to a
Urologist for the PRP shot. Definitely have a professional do the needle work!
However- the rest of the protocol stuff isn’t hard to manage on your own. Do your homework, first. Knowing what can go wrong if you over pump or over extend in a traction device is essential so you don’t hurt yourself.
I got a less expensive version of the RestoreX traction device. I also got a pump that was cheaper than the one used in the P-Long protocol.
I’m following nearly the exact same guidelines as dictated in the P-Long protocol for pumping and stretching. Just making sure to take a “cautious” approach to both devices- don’t try to do too much too fast! Much better to go slower and be patient. My rule is: if it hurts, back off. My
Urologist agreed.
I am 8 weeks post P-Shot and I’ll tell ya, it’s working- at least on me. My penis is already looking fuller in terms of
Girth and my
Flaccid length increased by nearly a 1/4”. But I wear it religiously- I started at 2 hours a day and gradually increased to 8 hours a day. I wear it at work, out with friends, etc. Idk about the RestoreX, but the Quick Extender Pro can be worn underneath comfortable clothing. I wear it to work in a pair of Levi’s blue jeans. Nobody notices. Even I kinda forget I’m wearing it at times. If you’re self conscious, buy a few long t-shirts or an untucked button down to cover the front of your pants. One other thing to keep in mind is bathroom visits take longer because you have to remove the device before you pee, but once you’re comfortable with the device you’ll be able to take it off and put it back on pretty easily.
I wrap my entire shaft in gauze and put elastic medical tape loosely around the base of the glans because that’s where the straps rub while you wear it. With the gauze and tape, I haven’t experienced even a single blister or pinched skin or anything.
I hope this is helpful to someone curious.