TOPIC: How long before exercising?

I set up my appointment for May 16th without realizing that I promised friends I\'d go with them to Yosemite from the 17th to the 19th. They will be hiking a decent amount, but not back packing. Just a day hike.

Now I want the best aesthetically pleasing Cock once I\'m done with this, so would it be wise to pass on the trip, or will everything be in place for me to go hiking 2 days later?

Thats pushing it IMO. I would cancel one of them if it were me.

The procedure is for life. Take time and rest for a week. There will be plenty of opportunities to exercise.

Hiking the following day without knowing when you\'ll have sufficient time to inspect your unit in private and provide adequate (and sanitary) massage is a horrible idea. Nurse Wade has made it very clear to me that post-op protocol, massage, and care of your penis (preferably the first 48-72 hours) is paramount to ensuring aesthetic success, so it would be in your best interest to cancel the Yosemite trip. And like Panks1 said, this procedure is for life, so give it that kind of consideration it deserves.

Thanks guys. I had completely lately forgotten about the trip until today. Obviously the procedure is far more important to me than anything else.

I see posts and questions like this, and it boggles my mind. There is so much information on this website the says \"post-care\" is crucial. The Dr is clear on post care, and it\'s no secret it is the most important part of the procedure. So why is it that men think it\'s ok to go backpacking, have sex within the first couple days, go on bike riding trips, sit in a plane for 15 hours. You then wonder why your penis looks like a pig in a blanket or an accordion. This is basically plastic surgery. You need time to heal, and need to take the proper steps to ensure a desirable outcome. If you don\'t, then I really don\'t want to hear about your messed up penis because you were careless.
TWM, forget the hiking trip, or reschedule. Simple as that. Dr. C will be still be there after the trip, or your friends will understand you can\'t make it.

Ditto to what others have said.
I have not had the procedure yet, but as I understand, extreme care and attention should be given for at least the first 48 hours post. I would not risk it if I were you.