Girth enlargement by tissue engineering

07-24-2006, 05:56 AM

wannabeseven

Girth enlargement by tissue engineering

Thoughts? Has this been mentioned here before?

07-24-2006, 06:25 AM

mgus

“Penile de-gloving” …(shudder).

regards, mgus

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07-24-2006, 07:02 AM

ck10n3

Originally Posted by mgus

“Penile de-gloving” .(shudder).

After a reaction like that I don’t think I am going to even investigate in this link. Also, “de-gloving” I have no idea what that is, but that term does not sound right when talking about your penis. Ahghhhh!

5/16/06 - BPSFL: 7" BPEL: 6.5" EL: 6" EG: 4.75"

Goal - 7.5"x5.5"

"If your success is not on your own terms, if it looks good to the world but does not feel good in your heart, it is not success at all."

07-24-2006, 12:09 PM

Johnny Inches

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Postoperative complications occurred as infection in three, penile skin pressure necrosis in two and seroma formation in five patients and were all treated conservatively

I think I’d rather pump, clamp and jelq.

07-24-2006, 12:47 PM

Beast

This sounds very similar to a website I found some time ago, can’t remember if it was a year or two ago but I made a thread about it.

The website name is really similar as well, the other website was caller urotopurology and this one is urotoday.

07-26-2006, 02:08 AM

iamhere

I learned about the term “de-gloving” at a safety class at work.

Imagine taking a glove off of your hand.

Now imagine taking the skin and flesh off of your hand, leaving only the bones in place.

Saw pictures of this during this class and it surely got my attention.

Iamhere likes to Hang Heavy use Monty's PE Weights, Jelq and Clamp

Before 5.5 NBPEL ; 6 BPEL

Current 6 NBPEL ; 7 1/4 BPEL ; 5.75 EG

07-26-2006, 03:21 AM

Thai Guy

Can you clarify what is being done in the procedure? A link with no description will useless if the link is removed in the future. Are they just adjusting the penis skin or the cavernosa?

BEFORE 5.75 EL 4.8 EG Vagina Length Database

NOW 32yrs old 8.5 BPSL 7.75 BPEL 5.5-5.75-6.25* upper/mid/base EG 5.0 BPFL glans tip 5.0 FG shaft Hang, Stretch, Jelq, Pump, Clamp

Goal 8.0 EL 6.0 EG Asian - Thai 5' 10" uncircumcised

07-26-2006, 04:35 AM

ck10n3

Originally Posted by iamhere

I learned about the term “de-gloving” at a safety class at work.
Imagine taking a glove off of your hand.
Now imagine taking the skin and flesh off of your hand, leaving only the bones in place.
Saw pictures of this during this class and it surely got my attention.

FUCK THAT, I’ll have none of that with MY penis. Thank you sirs.

5/16/06 - BPSFL: 7" BPEL: 6.5" EL: 6" EG: 4.75"

Goal - 7.5"x5.5"

"If your success is not on your own terms, if it looks good to the world but does not feel good in your heart, it is not success at all."

07-26-2006, 05:10 AM

Antistar

Originally Posted by ck10n3

FUCK THAT, I’ll have none of that with MY penis. Thank you sirs.

What? It doesn’t burn that bad.

07-26-2006, 07:13 AM

mgus

Originally Posted by iamhere

I learned about the term “de-gloving” at a safety class at work.
Imagine taking a glove off of your hand.
Now imagine taking the skin and flesh off of your hand, leaving only the bones in place.
Saw pictures of this during this class and it surely got my attention.

Terminator 2, when they are trying to convince the researcher that he really is a robot. Got the researcher’s attention as well.

I guess they aren’t going inside the tunica, that would seem real messy. My guess is that they go inside the outer skin only.

Reminds me of a surgical aid company in Sweden that makes a lattice-like structure that is operated inot tendons etc that have been damaged - the idea is that the tissue fills into the lattice and over 6-12 months the lattice gradually dissolves and is washed away, leaving more tendon in place.