Reattaching Ligaments Surgery to Show Our Gains

Realizing that people on Thunders claim to have ligament gains at a lower erection angle but when at the normal erection angle, the ligaments are no longer stretched to contribute to penile length.

I know there’s a surgery out there that does something like this, but I think people that do PE have more gain potential than the normal person with this. If they cut the ligaments, stretch the penis out, and reattach them to a part of the penile shaft that is normally hidden within the body. Those ligament gains at a lower angle would then become the length of your normal erection angle (hopefully and then some).

I just think that people like us who do PE have a stretchy inner penis that is just ready to become BPEL, but is restricted by the ligaments. We would probably gain more than the normal person getting the surgery and all of that work you put in might finally show.

It is called ligamentolysis (some men have reported getting it done if you’d like to follow their journeys in the Progress Report Section of the PhalloBoards 3.0 Forum), and it is just that — the idea of severing the ligaments to try and get more yield of your "inner penis" via traction routine (stretching, hanging, extending, or whatever that particular Surgeon advises).

Progress reports on ligament releases are rare even on a place like the PhalloBoards (message board devoted to the topic of surgical enhancement), especially compared to girth procedures (which kind of makes sense, girth is usually instant, whereas length is far more incremental and can take months to hit goals).

Consensus still holds that flaccid seems to fare better post-op, with erect gains varying (and also dependent on factors like the patient’s personal commitment to often tedious post-op routines). I have been in talks with some Physicians claiming to have refined methods to see better erect yields (time will tell), and there are non-surgical Protocol(s) like the P-Long that show promise without surgery at all.

My understanding is that the ligaments are cut but are not reattached. To then get the length one needs to use an extender, which also prevents or reduces the chance that the penis will reduce size by retracting inside, effectively increasing the inner penis.

Okay if the inner penis is stretched a long enough amount of time each day after surgery, the inner penis will essentially heal and somewhat reattach to the pelvic floor in the stretched state causing the visible part of the penis to start where it once was hidden?

I dont think there is any reattachment. The ligament is cut and the two cut areas heal over. The original concept was that by cutting the ligament that holds the penis to the pubic bone, the penis will hang lower and further out of the body, thus being longer. The reality is sometimes the penis pulls in instead of going out. Or does nothing.

I’m guessing as the extender pulls the penis out it’s also pulling ligaments into a new position, or perhaps is stretching what’s left of the attached ligaments with end result moving some inner penis to the exterior thus giving a longer visible penis.

My limited reading of this procedure is that it has more success yielding a larger flaccid than it does providing a longer erection.

Also, if you have an erection that’s pointing up, it wont be after this procedure. It may hang flat or even downward.

If during sex your dick sometimes pops out and you can slide it back in without guiding it in with your hands, you probably will need to use a hand to get it back in after the procedure.