Is BPEL effected by weight loss or gain?

Question regarding taking a BPEL measurement.

So the technique is to push the ruler into the squishy bit above the base of the shaft, bury it as deep as you can until you can’t push it any more as its touching bone. Then where your tip of your penis is on the ruler is your BPEL, right?

If you have gained weight, say one stone(14lbs) you will have more body fat, so will this affect the BPEL measurement?

I took a measurement over a year ago, and one recently, and I noticed that the (same) ruler is dug in further into my squishy bit above my penis in my most recent photo. (By about 1cm approx), so if my penis looked like it was measuring 1cm longer, is it? Or am I now unable to compare measurements? 

The idea of bone pressed, is in fact, to press the pubic bone. The bone won’t change. It’s the most repeatable way of measuring. I would doubt a 14lb difference is enough to change 1cm BPEL if you were pressing it the same.

Whether your fat pad is 1cm thick or 2.5cm thick, your measurement is reliably accurate.

If you had a 1cm fat pad and gained weight, to a 2.5cm fat pat; you would appear shorter to the eye, but measure the same.

If you had a 2.5cm fat pad and lost weight, to a 1cm fat pad; you would appear longer to the eye, but measure the same.

Same dick, different fat pads. Measures the same way. From the bone.
] Bone
) Fat pad

]—)———>
]——)——>

The ruler needs to be pressed into the pubic bone. If the ruler is held flat on the penis and then pressed in, the ruler can slide under the pubic bone. To avoid this the ruler needs to be rotated from 45-90° so it will hit the pubic bone.

It is difficult to take a pic with the ruler at 90° and also show the measurement. Once you recognize where the pubic bone is, you can adjust the ruler to the least angle needed to catch the pubic and also show the ruler face for measuring and taking historical documents (pictures).

Does your NBPEL increase online with BPEL?

Example

If you started at 5” BPEL and 4.5”NBPEL, did a bunch of PE then a while later you measured your BPEL and it was now 6” (so a
1” gain), would your NBPEL now also be 1” bigger and be 5.5”?

Assuming of course your body weight has remained the same