TOPIC: Dr Rupeka - New Website

Hi, in regard to circ vs uncirc. With my deeper technique, the skin doesn’t matter because the product gets locked under the layer that is under the skin on the shaft. The product doesn’t get affected by Circumcision, so I guess it really doesn’t matter either way. The space that I create/inject into is usually closed/fused prior to the glans. When guys get Circumcised, the Circumcision scar is generally around the same area coincidentally. If they get Circumcised lower, then usually the Circumcision will close the space and the two will coincide.

Hi, I’m not sure how to answer this. I guess in terms of the PMMA production, the body will start to “attack” the PMMA microspheres after injection. It takes our body about 6 weeks for the fibroblasts to start to make collagen fibers and about 12-15 weeks for those collagen fibers to begin to create a network or scaffolding. After that, it will continue to grow that scaffolding. The ionic charge on the PMMA molecules probably dissipates around 25 months. So, I guess that if you wanted to stimulate the collagen growth during the time where it would probably be the most active already, I would estimate that to be starting somewhere in between week 6 to week 12. Hope that makes sense. We continue to research and look up supplements, peptides, etc to help stimulate the collagen production. As of right now, I still think that PRP probably makes the most sense.

I think that makes sense, the fibroblast response is immediate, They will have no issues getting through the bovine collagen carrier and encapsulating the PMMA microspheres. My understanding of your explanation is that this is immediate, but it takes about 6 weeks for them to start building the collagen scaffold.

so if you have a 10-week supply of a peptide (IGF-1 LR3 straight to the wiener!) or an anabolic or whatever other hypothetical miracle cure that aids in collagen production, and you want to maximize your return on investment, start taking it around week 4, which means you stop at around week 14 post injection.

I guess my other takeaway is that if the fibroblasts are able to traverse the bovine collagen carrier, or any other carrier,, then the timeline for collagen production is the same regardless, the difference being with a bovine collagen carrier. you have a volume gain from the carrier itself initially. meaning the speed at which the carrier dissipates is wholly irrelevant to the timeline of collagen production. whatever the carrier, fibroblasts happen immediately, collagen production starts at around 6 weeks.

how much this makes a difference in reality I don't know. but I think most dudes are going to try to squeeze every fraction of an Inch that they can out of their procedures.