TOPIC: penoscrotal webbing correction surgery (Photos Inside)

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^^^ here is the doctor who did my surgery

I never posted his info publicly because I never discussed it with him. I figured the best I could do was provide his information via pm for those who were interested in seeing him.

I am happy with my surgery and it was covered by my insurance. Don’t ask me how it was covered by insurance since this is considered a cosmetic procedure from what I understand but im extremely grateful that I did not have to pay a dime for a successful surgery. That’s another reason why I was hesitant to post the doctor’s info btw because I wasn’t sure if other people would be covered by insurance.

As far as function goes things are pretty much the same post surgery as they were pre surgery. The main differences are condoms don’t really roll up at all anymore and the skin on my shaft no longer feels super tight but it’s still relatively tight I guess. Just all around more comfortable I would say.

Looks wise my penis looks a lot better although still not perfect and there is some discoloration due to skin being moved around. A little bit of scarring but nothing major and nothing jagged or bumpy. Any scarring I have is smooth.

I had pics up but I had them taken down but rest assured everyone on here that saw my before and after pics had good things to say.

I can’t even remember how I found that doctor but after speaking with him I had a good feeling about him and took a chance. I think it’s a relatively simple surgery so as long as the doctor isn’t too aggressive you should have a satisfactory result. But that’s just my opinion I could be wrong.

Thanks to skeptical one for allowing me to post my experience and hopefully it helped some people. I also appreciate that he removed my pictures when I requested.

Good luck everyone.

BrianC90 wrote: Hi so I just got HA injections and am getting my webbing removed. My injections were performed by a Urologist. I asked him this exact question and he said it depends. It shouldn't be an issue since HA is injected in the sides of the shaft, but if it did migrate to underside or base where they will cut the webbing, then yes, you'll lose some of HA. The surgeon who is performing my webbing Removal asked if any filler migrated to that area and as far as I can tell it didn't. But I think they will be able to address it if needed. Hope that helps.

I appreciate your reply. Is it always only injected to the sides and not around the unit, not even on top?
Okay so the question becomes whether or not some of it migrate downward into the webbing. But it's generally safe to have it done?

Cheers.

It depends on who your injector is, but most will only inject on the sides. If you inject on the top, you risk hitting the dorsal nerves, and if you inject on the underside, you could hit the urethra. So, it's safest to do it on the sides. I went through a PhalloFILL provider who was a Urologist. I specifically traveled out of state to a Urologist, because I didn't want a Dermatologist, nurse, or general practitioner pretending to be a plastic surgeon injecting me, but someone who spent an extensive amount of time, training, and education learning about and understanding the male anatomy. I'm happy with the results. PhalloFILL will only allow small to moderate amounts of HA (maximum you can get in one session is 10 injections and that's only if you're well endowed).