TOPIC: Is it worth it?

Just some cheap idiot who wants to make his penis bigger, but can't afford it. Had many questions but yet never wanted to donate to the forum. Perhaps you'd like to donate friend?

Hello again guys,

After giving this some thought, I don't think I want 5.5 inches Girth. At first I thought you know it'd be great to have 5.5 inches Girth. At 5.5 inches Girth, you are well within the 'thick' category, so I thought it'd be awesome to be 5.5 inches in Girth.

However, given my length which is also 5.5 inches, 5.5 inches Girth will make me a 'choad' so to speak. After looking at some pictures of penises with the same length and Girth, I personally find it very unaesthetic. It looks even more unaesthetic when the Girth exceeds the length. Anyways, to me it looks bad enough already when the length and Girth are the same. I don't want to sacrifice aesthetics for Girth.

So, I think a better target for me will be 5 inches Girth. That would not put me in the 'thick' category (which I previously wanted), however it will put me well within the 'average' category. Right now my Girth is quite thin at 4.4 inches, so even if I get to decent 'average' Girth (5 inches) I will be quite satisfied. My length is already pretty much spot on average at 5.5 inches, and if can get my Girth to 5 inches, that would make me completely average (average length and average Girth). I would be very happy with that.

Since my goal now is only 5 inches Girth, that means I'm only looking at a 0.6 Inch increase in Girth (from 4.4 inches to 5 inches). I believe 1 or 2 rounds of 10% will be enough for this, am I correct? Or will 1 round of 20% do? I definitely won't need 30% now, I believe.

Thanks.

Wait, how does PMMA cause loss of length? I don't understand that.

I started 4.5 and would do it over again for sure. Make sure you have the financial means for more than one trip.

After a few rounds of PMMA, would it be possible to gain 1.1 inches in Girth? My Girth right now at both midshaft and base is about 4.4 inches. So, a 1.1 Inch gain would put me at 5.5 inches Girth at both midshaft and base. That would be a dream come true. 5.5 inches Girth is a dream for me.

Given my current length is 5.5 inches NBPEL, and my current Girth is 4.4 inches (midshaft and base), about how many rounds will it take me to reach 5.5 inches in Girth?

Thanks.

I went from 4.75 to 5.5 in round 1 with 9ccs fo 30% and 9ccs of 10%.

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I believe this is something you would have to answer for yourself. If I was you I would Head over to the patient support group and try and read up on past PMMA patients accounts of their procedure. After that you would have to decide wether or not if the risk is worth the reward to you. For some it is worth it. But that is their choice.

iron_martian wrote:

thehulk wrote:

Aacid615 wrote: So if my goal is to gain only .5 one round off 10% will provide it? Also the .5 gain is for all the penis shaft i mean from the base until the glans or only for the mid shaft?

Who knows? Id say you have a 60% chance to gain .5 from one round of 10%.

Depends on your body and quality of product.



You are asking a lot of noobish questions. Try a little research breh.

They sound an awful lot like NSHL questions

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thehulk wrote:

Aacid615 wrote: So if my goal is to gain only .5 one round off 10% will provide it? Also the .5 gain is for all the penis shaft i mean from the base until the glans or only for the mid shaft?

Who knows? Id say you have a 60% chance to gain .5 from one round of 10%.

Depends on your body and quality of product.



You are asking a lot of noobish questions. Try a little research breh.

They sound an awful lot like NSHL questions

Aacid615 wrote: So if my goal is to gain only .5 one round off 10% will provide it? Also the .5 gain is for all the penis shaft i mean from the base until the glans or only for the mid shaft?

Who knows? Id say you have a 60% chance to gain .5 from one round of 10%.

Depends on your body and quality of product.



You are asking a lot of noobish questions. Try a little research breh.

I started out larger then most. But i just looked at a pic of my non PMMA penis and was like geeze.... ive had 6.6" Girth for years now, 5.7 looks small to me.

Obviously the term big and small change from each person.


It was worth it

Hi smalljay,

It's great that someone else also understands the risks of PE (which, in my opinion, far exceed the risks of PMMA). I'm sorry about your injury, and it's good to hear you are almost done healing! Best of wishes in that regard.

Also, I myself have lost some length too (due to other reasons- bad EQ, etc.). I remember I used to be about 5.7 inches NBPEL, but now I am 5.5 inches NBPEL. However, that difference isn't much at all, and I am still 'average' even though I lost about 0.2 inches of length. As long as I am of average length I am fine. Plus, women always, ALWAYS talk about how Girth matters much more than length, and for that reason I only care about Girth now. Length-wise I am average (5.5 inches NBPEL), so as long as I remain average I am fine in terms of length. Girth-wise I am a bit below average (4.4 inches), so I want to get that up to average at least. Previously, I wanted 5.5 inches Girth, but now I'm only looking at a max of 5 inches Girth, because my length is also 5.5 inches. If I get 5.5 inches Girth with my 5.5 inches length I will be a 'choad' (penis with same length and Girth). After seeing pictures of that, I find it very unaesthetic and I don't want to sacrifice aesthetics for Girth. Therefore, I'm aiming for 5 inches max Girth now. As long as I get to average Girth, I'll be fine. I just want to be average overall; average in length (which I am), and average in Girth (which I want to be). Lol, I just noticed- my username probably explains that.

Many guys, I realize, don't appreciate being average (not targeting someone, just speaking in general). Men with average penises most likely want to be above average. Men with below average penises most likely want to be only average. Someone like myself who is a bit below average overall (taking into account both length and Girth) really understands the beauty of being average.

Just to sound like a devils advocate.

I don't think research can affect your outcome. Just aftercare and luck.

And a splash of intelligent planning.

Maybe the research will help with that. But by itself the research is just academic.