Oh sorry I edited it to answer James\' question better (and not freak him out as much). Here was what I had written before, below. I just learned that stuff from my doctor in the last month or so. Also, on the show on E! called Botched, the surgeons (Dr. Dubrow- who does the boob jobs) always talks about how there are cases when the woman goes too big - you can see the blood vessels are really unhealthy and dilated all over the breast. They only blur the nipple out so you can see it in the show. So, I asked my doc if he thinks that\'s why
PMMA caused all these weird little capillaries to form and he just said it\'s a good theory (I\'m like 1 of 2
PMMA cases he has). The theory is just that all the surface blood vessels in the skin and
Dartos fascia aren\'t functioning well due to the
PMMA, so the body sends signals to make new ones.
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PMMA gets stuck in the tissue (more the dartos than bucks) and also stuck in the wound, so the wound cannot close. The dartos is responsible for lymphatic drainage of the penis, which is why so many guys with
PMMA have extended periods of swelling after sex. Their lymph channels are damaged. Who knows what the long term meaning of that will be, but it\'s generally not a good idea to clog your lymphatic channels. Additionally,
PMMA causes capillary dilation throughout the shaft, which you also see in breast augmentation patients who went too big. The skin is stressed and not getting adequate blood supply.
It doesn\'t just come out out. It has to be dissected out - and even the most senior surgeons at the most famous hospitals find this difficult (worse if it has been in longer, it seems).
PMMA is microscopic and fat is macroscopic... so fat is far easier to remove. My surgeon was frustrated by how this stuff spread under the skin and would cause wound healing problems, though I think he\'s now one of the few experienced doctors out there with
PMMA.
Regarding surgeries like this: If you had rock hard jagged edged lumps in your
Dick and were single, you would probably make up your mind to get it out. It actually hurts to have these nodules. It\'s not natural or normal in any way to have sharp edges poking through the skin of your
Dick when you are
Flaccid - and it\'s 10x worse
Erect - you know during sexual activity when there is friction (against jagged edged lumps under your penile skin). It is uncomfortable at a minimum and painful at a maximum. And, that only gets worse with time. They\'re not round. They have sharp edges (but even if they were round it\'s not pleasant.) If you only have 1 or 2 problems, you don\'t have to do something this aggressive.
It would\'ve been a much better idea if I had that surgery in that video rather than going from 1
Nodule Removal to the next half of which had to be redone because the skin/dartos were too compromised by the
PMMA to heal). But, since I was the first one to openly post about having nodules removed without a deglove, nobody could ever have predicted it would\'ve caused wound healing issues to the extent it did - and end up being a total shitshow of multiple surgeries.
PMMA patients who had facial nodules removed did not have these problems either. The penis obviously is very different from the face in many ways, as is the placement of
PMMA.
