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DWD, could you please link to the photos that you referenced? thanks!

Do we know what specific technique they\'re going to learn? Is it the R stuff/PMMA combo procedure? It just seemed like none of the available Korean techniques were that great, so I\'m wondering if we should really be that excited.

2nd what dwd said

Thinking about glans augmentation as I believe Doc C is learning it right now or at least very soon, something rattled around in my noggin. If the glans is enlarged, won\'t that add just a bit to length as well? I would assume it might add a 1/4 inch or so, unless the glans just widens as it\'s being enlarged. Either way, pretty cool, not that I\'m jumping on this train, I was just curious as it looked like in some of the photos that there would be some lengthening overall as well.

Hi Michael,

From what I understand, it isn\'t exactly PMMA that might be used for the glans but another compound without PMMA developed in South Korea. This must be of course confirmed, but from what I gathered about Dr Cho\'s procedure in Seoul, it is a form of Lippen without PMMA which is used for the glans (Lippen \"D\" for Dextran).

Once Dr C has returned from his travels and taken in the know-how from his colleague, we may learn more. I am certain all this will be transparent and quite clear prior to anyone being offered this procedure at Dr C\'s clinic. It is a promising procedure, especially for those with small glans and prone to serious retraction inside a PMMA enhanced shaft. For others, it is merely an aesthetic consideration which may help sculpt them the ideal unit...

Hunk Chunk

I have read previous posts, where it was said PMMA doesn\'t have the same effects of inflammation that it has on the face, very biased opinions, but it has become clear that PMMA has the same effect on some people penises, as it does on some peoples face. I wonder what happens when someone gets an inflamed penis head (granuloma), because you can\'t de-gloved the head of the penis..... to remove the PMMA. PMMA does have excellent result with people with HIV only because their immune systems are weaker, so less likely to attack the PMMA. I advise caution to anyone who will get this penis head procedure in the future. I am still sitting on the fence, when it comes to PMMA, maybe one day.

W

Important Update From SO.

SkepticalOne wanted to inform the forum that Dr. Casavantes has purchased plane tickets for South Korea for early September. He will be investigating glans augmentation and will likely offer it in the near future. For those interested, this is indeed exciting news and no longer speculation. As we can all attest, Dr. C\'s technique is flawless and he is a perfectionist at . I\'ve witnessed some results here on the forum where the shaft/glans ratio left the patient with the \"pig in a blanket\" look. This will definitely help aesthetics and I\'m sure Dr. C will work diligently to ensure the best gains and outcome while focusing on safety. That being said, anyone considering shaft augmentation needs to be aware that come September, they will not be available so please book your procedure accordingly.

Yes, if I recall it was not PMMA that was used in this technique. But I thought Dr C said the product did have a small amount of PMMA in it. And Lipen does sound familiar so I believe it must be Lipen-P. But he did say that is does go away over time. Sorry, I can\'t be certain, at the time it was all new to me.

Lipen-D does not contain PMMA ( btw PMMA is non-biodegradable), I have posted this information before in post #50 :-


Lipen-D :- contains 100% Dextran only and no PMMA ---> it lasts > 2 yrs

Lipen-P :- contains 85% Dextran and 15% PMMA

After further reading, Lipen-D seems to be a \"type\" of biodegradable PMMA? Is that correct?

Correct me if I\'m wrong, but aren\'t the Koreans using Lipen-D? Does this have the same potential side effects as PMMA? One of the Korean doctors posted here that he didn\'t think PMMA would be a good idea for glans enhancement, so maybe Lipen-D doesn\'t have the same potential complications.

I would think the if Dr. C is learning the technique from the Koreans, he would also use the product they are using.


ACU

Amen brother!

I\'d say at least 50% of members who have had PMMA have reported some kind of nodules. It seems as if nodules at the entry point are to be expected and the remedy for this is firm massage and squeezing. I\'m definitely not going to squeeze my glans!

I have a small glans and would dearly love to enlarge it, but as Miracle said, it\'s spongy tissue. I\'d rather risk PMMA in my face than the glans.

I hope nobody is putting the cart before the horse. I\'m in agreement with the others that this is probably not something I\'d be interested in. Regardless, I just spoke with them both a couple days ago and this came up. It very much sounded like they are going to learn about the technique...whether they are going to offer it would depend on what they see obviously. It certainly didn\'t sound like a foregone conclusion that this would ever be offered at all. It sounds just educational at this point.

On the other hand...if someone was hell bent on wanting it ASAP what stops you from going to S. Korea yourself to visit this dr who is already experienced at it?