You’ll find the new Andrology Journal Publication on P-Long in this thread here (look for the link posted by user "Skeptical One" —> A Fascinating Alternative to Phalloplasty - 10155178 - PhalloBoards - Phalloboards - Results from #150
It’s relevant as it cites RestoreX multiple times, and its authored by 3 Medical Doctors.
The new trend on the PhalloBoards seems to be about guys hitting P-Long first, and if they hit their goals they are happy, and if they are shy of their goals, can seek out male phalloplasty like Hyaluronic Acid (HA) or PMMA injections. And yes, girth has been solved, we’ve evolved well ahead of the era of botcheries and nightmares. Granted, no procedure is perfect and just like a steak can be overcooked or a haircut trimmed too short, cosmetic procedures aren’t 100%. But the efficacy of these procedures in the 2020’s is so demonstrably effective that I can flat out say GIRTH HAS BEEN SOLVED. Of course I should note selecting the right provider & procedure is paramount in validating my assertion, since the industry still tends to draw quacks who like to exploit the insecurities of men when they are clearly unqualified, both ethically and skill-wise.
That said, I’m still of the camp that believes you ought to exhaust more "organic" means to enlargement like stretching, jelqing, pumping, and so on first before resorting to more "expensive" means of enlargement. The aforementioned male phalloplasty is best suited for 3 kinds of guys in my opinion:
(1) The genuinely under-average/under-endowed. If you are starting in the 4-inch girth ballpark (give or take), the amount of commitment to achieve even "average" may be so extensive that it ultimately begins to carry the same risk-to-benefit ratio that a procedure would. Rather than 2 years of hoping you have the time and privacy to commit to PE without ever experiencing injury once in hopes for fractions of an inch in circumference seems asinine when you can get nearly an inch in girth in one hour with about 1-2 weeks downtime.
(2) Hard gainers. You know who you are, the guys who have tried every which way to gain girth and have maybe a quarter-inch to show for it after years of honest commitment. Again, an hour under local anesthetics and you finally hit your goal(s).
(3) The happily married and "can afford to" type. Guys who want to spice up life in the bedroom, but if their wives are getting their boobs and lips done, why can’t the man have his dick done too?
I will always stress however, these procedures (even the P-Long which doesn’t require anything surgical) aren’t without risk. The ones that involve procedures also may not always look 100% natural since you are artificially augmenting your unit. It’s just my responsibility as a Commercial Account to cite the known risks and all.
Anyways, as for the topic at hand, I think it’s exciting to see the field of Medicine & Science begin to take a look at PE — in the link I sent above, what makes P-Long so interesting is that it’s tailored as a prescription and not just a random guide from a stranger on the web (not suggesting those don’t have merit, but a Study carries so much more weight) and it’s all about pumping + stretching + supplement + monthly PRP shot. I will acknowledge that it isn’t the groundbreaking study us PE enthusiasts are looking for (i.e. sample size, lack of control group, and so on), but it is a much needed step in the right direction. When entrepreneurs, capitalists, and investors begin to see increasing merit to these devices & procedures, more Research & Development will be allocated to the advancement of this topic — which is much needed because let’s face it, most PE Is anecdotal and what works for one person may not necessarily work for another, and that doesn’t even take injury risk/prevention into consideration.
I genuinely believe the 2020’s will be the Golden Age of Male Augmentation, both through Protocols (medically tailored & prescribed manual PE) and Procedures (like dermal fillers and such).
Stay tuned!
