TOPIC: Can you move/treat hard clump of pmma after 3 weeks of procedure?

Hi!

I did massage my penis after the procedure but it seems I didn’t do it enough. 3 weeks in and after the inflammation went down I started to see/feel some hard nodules around my shaft (3 as of now).

Can I do something now or this is the final result I will have? Can massaging the shaft every hour now improve it? Can a 2nd round help with this and make it smoother?

At the end of the day what would you recommend someone who didn’t massage as much and is having this issue? I know I was irresponsible but right now I just looking to improve the result. Thanks everyone.

Everything, that included, is going to continue to get less palpable and more naturally integrated with your dong.
I meant to post in my own thread but it was funny, around week 3/4 i was like "well, guess lumpy Dick is my reality, but at least it's huge and you only notice the implant Flaccid!"

Over about the past ~7-10 days (I had mine 7/23) the transition from a distinct implant, to smooth tissue integrated with my Dick, was pretty drastic.
Not to say you won't have lumps here and there, you might, but they will most assuredly be softer. Mine were super gritty at first, but they're way soft now.
And if anything remains that's worth fixing - yes, they can fix it. Kenalog, 5FU, long as you dont have a Dick like a PMMA pinecone docs can spot-treat irregularities. Very normal shit.

Iansnoop wrote: Hi!

Can I do something now or this is the final result I will have? Can massaging the shaft every hour now improve it? Can a 2nd round help with this and make it smoother?

You should wait WAAAYYY longer before concluding to a final result. Some of these nodules should soften with time. Massaging once every hour won't make a big difference. In the past I had a surgery to my scrotum and the Urologist told me that since the male private parts move around a lot during a typical day, frequent massage on the scars was not necessary. You should find ways to keep your mind busy and only reassess the result in 2-3 months.