Originally Posted by Sultan
OP, look up PMMA injection for girth. In particular Dr. Casavantes (I’m not sure how good other doctors are, but his results are nice). I can PM you a link to a forum of guys who document their operation and their gains. They also actively discuss how their lives are affected post-op.Its an injection not an implant, so it is much less expensive. The gains are huge. There is no downtime from work, and from what I’ve heard the recovery is quick and painless. The downside is it takes two or three sessions to get achieve the ideal shape.
The silicone implant for girth is a terrible idea. I have only heard of a few operations that weren’t a disaster. The guys who didn’t end up scarred, shorter, and in pain still wanted to take them out anyway. They just don’t feel like a real penis.
Using a spacer to prevent retraction after severing the fundiform and suspensory ligaments is pretty popular. I think the key to experiencing big gains from a lig snip is the post-op hanging, though.
I suspect I know which link Sultan is referring to. It’s actually quite comprehensive as far as all methods are concerned, which include the silicone implant.
If you have any questions regarding penis surgery (phalloplasty) in general, feel free to PM me… I kind of make a hobby discussing the matter on a daily basis. I would certainly think twice about seeking any elective medical procedure aimed at enlarging the penis. I personally believe there are 2 types of males that should seriously consider this route:
1) The truly under-average.
2) Men in marriages/LTR’s with the SUPPORT of their significant other…with the goal of improving love life in the bedroom.
I’m not judging or criticizing men who pursue phalloplasty who do not fit in the above 2 categories, but I would certainly tell them to think it through. Why? Because phalloplasty has been historically inconsistent at best, and horrific at worst. While there have been improvements in the field, it is a specialized procedure that is performed by literally a few handful of notable doctors. This is because the procedures are taboo, and not recognized by the medical community. The reason for this is simple. There has been no method shown to be consistently effective & safe in both the short & long term. The PMMA route is being analyzed by a separate forum, yes, but it is not without risks and should warrant restraint since early reports are quite satisfactory. However, risks are still inherent in this procedure as is true with all elective medical procedures, so please, do all your research and be sure you are doing it for all the right reasons before signing your name off.
FFT has worked for some, and some have had success with Alloderm, Belladerm, and Dermal Fat Grafts. The silicone implant is actually by far the most controversial in the phalloplasty online scene, but has had its own success stories too.
Again, feel free to PM me, I’m sure me & Sultan are talking about the same resource.