TOPIC: Dr. Capriotti in Houston (?) and Length before Girth (?)

There isn\'t a whole lot known about him & his practice, and what little we do have can be found here:

phalloboards.websitetoolbox.com/post/dr-...21277#post1285421277

phalloboards.websitetoolbox.com/post/any...t=capriotti&trail=15

phalloplasty.proboards.com/thread/421/te...alloplasty-institute

You can also do some searches on lengthening, but it\'s considered (forum consensus) largely ineffective for erect length gains (although there may be exceptions, assuming of course you follow through with a rigorous stretching regimen).

Good luck!

Yep, I know that stretching will be part of the recovery. I\'ve used an Extender and peni-master pro since 2011 off and on for six month segments with week breaks in between. My gain over 3.5 years was 1/2\" at most. I think I have restrictive toned ligiments that resist deformation, so in order to gain length, partial severing my ligs may be the best option.

Currently my unit turtles and is uncomfortable all day, causing me to manually stretch it out to regain comfortable position. This can be difficult with an office job with multiple meetings every day.

timm97@comcast.net wrote: Yep, I know that stretching will be part of the recovery. I\'ve used an Extender and peni-master pro since 2011 off and on for six month segments with week breaks in between. My gain over 3.5 years was 1/2\" at most. I think I have restrictive toned ligiments that resist deformation, so in order to gain length, partial severing my ligs may be the best option.

Currently my unit turtles and is uncomfortable all day, causing me to manually stretch it out to regain comfortable position. This can be difficult with an office job with multiple meetings every day.

Virtually everyone who gets the lengthening procedure justifies it to themselves with reasoning like that. We need to stop lining the pockets of these Dr\'s for no good reason. If you want Flaccid gains, then the lig cut is for you. If you are after Erect gains, you are almost certainly wasting your money and taking the risks that go along with any surgery unnecessarily.

Yes, I may be justifying some. Flaccid gains are the primary goal as I am definitely a \"Grower\" and Erect gains a secondary goal. I\'m quite tired of having to stretch out every fifteen minutes during the day. I\'ve worn a AB silicone tube all day, which helped, but it also causes my unit\'s skin to die due to lack of oxygen.

I realize the doctors like to promise more than they can deliver, but who has had lig cut success?

It\'s hard to say. As PE without lig cut is proven... you can\'t really differentiate what gains you would make on the same person with or without the surgery. The only Erect length PE benefit I see is that you don\'t have to deform the ligs to target the tunica. It\'s all straight tunica stretching.

@dared3vil I\'m interested in what you said about the tunica stretching. I\'ve been using a phallosan stretcher for a few months because I want to make my unit more straight. But so far I gained half Inch Erect length but it is still curved. I think this means I am hitting the ligaments but not the tunica and I think (but not sure) that to straighten my unit I need to hit the tunica? If so, how do you do this?

dared3vil wrote: It\'s hard to say. As PE without lig cut is proven... you can\'t really differentiate what gains you would make on the same person with or without the surgery. The only Erect length PE benefit I see is that you don\'t have to deform the ligs to target the tunica. It\'s all straight tunica stretching.

There is no evidence that the ligs have anything to do with Erect length.

hoddle10 wrote:

dared3vil wrote: It\'s hard to say. As PE without lig cut is proven... you can\'t really differentiate what gains you would make on the same person with or without the surgery. The only Erect length PE benefit I see is that you don\'t have to deform the ligs to target the tunica. It\'s all straight tunica stretching.

There is no evidence that the ligs have anything to do with Erect length.

As I\'ve read up on non-surgical PE I\'ve been reading that deformity of the ligs is needed in order to target the tunica. This would mean the ligs don\'t have anything to do with Erect length other than limiting your ability to stretch and fatigue the tunica... the part that does have to do with Erect length. With them severed, it becomes a non-issue.

Letsgiveitago wrote: @dared3vil I\'m interested in what you said about the tunica stretching. I\'ve been using a phallosan stretcher for a few months because I want to make my unit more straight. But so far I gained half Inch Erect length but it is still curved. I think this means I am hitting the ligaments but not the tunica and I think (but not sure) that to straighten my unit I need to hit the tunica? If so, how do you do this?

I\'m not sure, I would think it would depend on what is causing the curvature. I do believe the intended use of the phallosan forte is to correct curvature, with penile lengthening being a great side effect.

dared3vil wrote:

hoddle10 wrote:

dared3vil wrote: It\'s hard to say. As PE without lig cut is proven... you can\'t really differentiate what gains you would make on the same person with or without the surgery. The only Erect length PE benefit I see is that you don\'t have to deform the ligs to target the tunica. It\'s all straight tunica stretching.

There is no evidence that the ligs have anything to do with Erect length.

As I\'ve read up on non-surgical PE I\'ve been reading that deformity of the ligs is needed in order to target the tunica. This would mean the ligs don\'t have anything to do with Erect length other than limiting your ability to stretch and fatigue the tunica... the part that does have to do with Erect length. With them severed, it becomes a non-issue.

But you wont have read that in any medical journal. It\'s just the PE equivalent of Bro science and originates from the fact that the ligs were cut for lengthening.

If someone with their ligs in tact were pull their penis out firmly with one hand then put a finger from there free hand at the very base of the penis, behind the scrotum they\'d feel that it\'s every bit as tight there as the area in front of the ligs. So the idea that the ligs need to be cut to stretch and fatigue the tunica is flawed. Which explains why the gains and time frame reported in penis stretcher device studies seem to correlate with what PE Dr\'s tell patients to expect to see with post op stretching.

I know at one point the British Medical Journal had an article stating Erect gains from lig cuts, looks like they took it down, it still comes up in a search but the actual BMJ site no longer hosts the article. I know about this only because I had researched prior to getting my first lig surgery. They also used to state manual penile enhancement didn\'t work. But yes, I won\'t find a journal saying to deform the ligs before fatiguing the tunica... all I have is Thunders Place for manual PE info. You may have tension throughout the penis but I doubt you can get an accurate measurement of pressure before and after the ligaments with your finger. Even if it\'s as light of a difference as ounces, it\'s a difference. I\'m not telling anyone to get the surgery, I in fact stated non surgical manual PE is proven. I simply stated that if there was a benefit, that was it. I will say my personal experience this go around is that my tunica is fatigued very easily and consistently through BTC and fulcrum Hanging; noticeably more so than beforehand.

Alrighty Tim, whenever you do go that route make sure to update us on how it works for ya.