TOPIC: Webbing Reduction Procedure

Respectfully, you\'re exactly wrong. Especially when it comes to a filler. Not sure if you have a webbing, but as someone who does, you can tell just from a logical standpoint that if you inject filler into someone with a web, there\'s a solid chance that it can get displaced and end up in the scrotal sack. Even Dr. C\'s own website states with respect to PMMA injections in individuals with excess webbing that special measures have to be taken to make sure the PMMA doesn\'t escape into the scrotum and that, \"Surgical Removal (ventral Phalloplasty) of the excess skin is recommended for a more stable implant.\" Moreover, as evidenced by other discussions on the board, cells may not heal properly after PMMA injections if you then try to excise skin from the shaft because of the foreign substance in the penis. Also, in terms of lengthening, Hanging with an LG Hanger with a web is also difficult because the web causes air to escape and the vacuum seal to break.

I\'m definitely going to do it first. I just want to know if anyone has experience with any other physicians.

Let me say that doing this first, in my opinion, is a mistake. You want to do any lengthening, stretching, filler, etc. prior to having the webbing done.

I have this webbing and should understand! I can imagine dealing with PMMA in the testicles but can\'t imagine how it would migrate (blood,lymph or gravity?). Dr Oates does not think it\'s so great a problem and for me it won\'t be. Thanks for the thread, I learnt quite some from it although I\'d love to have known if so many people who\'ve done PMMA did mention a problem with webbing ...