I have no idea how many CC\'s you\'ll require. Dr C will be the best judge of that. I\'d imagine you\'ll be a candidate for quite a lot though, maybe around 25cc.
You don\'t want to request a fuller shaft, that dwarfs the head in my opinion, as this is fraught with risk. The reason for this is that you have extra shaft skin, which causes it to bunch just before the head. If Dr C tries to inject in there, the result will be very unpredictable. My guess is that you\'ll end up with a wrinkly ridge area.
You are lucky in that your circ line is low and you have lots of shaft skin that goes right up close to the head. Therefore you don\'t need to risk having
PMMA injected above the circ line, so don\'t do it. I\'d take photos with you and be very clear with Dr C about this. Most guys don\'t have the luxury of shaft skin like your, so have to have
PMMA injected above the circ line and about half end up with some aesthetic issues.
As for concentration, I\'d ask for 10% to create a slight taper up to the circ line and 10% at the base. For the main part, I\'m not sure what to recommend. 20% sometimes looks a little lumpy to me, but I suspect this would be less noticeable in your case. 30% seems harder to predict and we\'ve seen very little in terms of photographic evidence. Personally I\'d ask for 10% all over and accept I\'ll probably have to go back for more. In terms of PE procedures it\' still cheap, even with flights and accommodation. Two trips to Dr C are still probably similar in price to
FFT or half the cost of Belloderm or the Elist implant. Putting finances and convenience ahead of risk is a bit crazy in my opinion. So what if you only gain 0.25\" in round 1. You can go back in a couple of months with a much better idea of how your penis reacts to
PMMA and have a second treatment with a higher concentration. I know most people advocate going big first round and then have a touch up to fix any problems if needed, but based on the results I\'ve seen over the last couple of years, it seems that first round problems can actually be very tough, or impossible to fix.
The way I see it, is if you are going to do this, accept it\'s a process rather than a one off procedure. If you can\'t afford that, then save up and wait.
For example, Dr C may well recommend injecting above the circ line and putting 30% at the base. That is what he seems to do in general. But looking at previous results, there is every chance you will end up with some aesthetic issues that will mean a second round anyway. So why not get him to inject 10% at the base and non above the circ line, as the chances of needing to go back aren\'t going to be any higher. And if you do need to go back, it\'s way easier for him to add at the base and circ line, than it is for him to try and correct over filling, ridges, lumps and the ring.