TOPIC: Vacuum pumping after pmma not a good idea in my opinion

The temptation is there for the visual after pumping and the feel, but do try to resist it. It will be interesting to see how it turns out with no further pumping. I regretted it after I did it when it was looking so good. I do believe yours moved with the vacuum, but you know better if you incorporated other things like Jelqing or massaging.

One thing I noticed with my girlfriend is that she always tends to grab it and pull up towards the glans, and that stretches the skin and moves the PMMA as a whole up and down, so it looks like one of those silicone flesh lights over my Dick (since I never really get rock hard). My real Dick never did that...it stayed pretty much solid and the hand would stroke up and down over the shaft without the external skin moving so much.

But, she does say she likes the "width" and she comes easy with it in her wet pussy every time we've done it.

After my last round experiences, I'm convinced the best way of storing your unit at work is straight down a pant leg and alternating sides every few hours. That way at least you get side to side symmetry and there not much PMMA on the bottom side anyway.

I've recently started to not wear underwear with certain tight jeans. I am on the lookout for any women who take a peak down there, and there are quite a few I must say. They take a quick look and the look on their face says something like, "oh wow he has a big one". Then they look away quickly like if they didn't see anything. Only one that I can recall kept looking down there a lot while we were talking. She didn't care if I noticed. I think she may have been a size queen. One took a look and her eyes went wide open and her eyebrows went up. She was kind of homely.
I'm bummed that I vacuumed the last time because it was so perfect after that round, and I ruined it. Since I'll be going back again, I may just pump again to stir things up as much as possible to get it fixed right. I don't use porn anymore for erections, so I'll have to use a Cialis or try to use my imagination, which doesn't quite make it get up so much.

I did not.

Bolkonsky wrote: just to be sure we are only talking the first 3 weeks post op right? You guys do get back to pumping eventually right?

just to be sure we are only talking the first 3 weeks post op right? You guys do get back to pumping eventually right?

Sizemic and myself found out that pumping didn't work after PMMA even when settled after quite a few weeks/months. Pumping caused the penile skin to develop bumps and UN-evenness. It took a few weeks after stopping pumping to go back to its previous state. I never did it again, for me there was no need.
I know Dr C recommends it now, perhaps it depends on one's anatomy!

Hey Camph. I havent worn underwear in 8 weeks.. Tried to get as natural a hang as possible post op.

This is really interesting. The first two weeks my product application was base-heavy. After I started pumping, a lot of it sits mid-shaft now, migrating up. Pumping may not have anything to do with it.. Not saying anything pro or con, just an observation. I will not be pumping for the first 8 weeks after round 2.
Good topic Astro - thanks.

Mustang2020 wrote: I know Dr C recommends it now, perhaps it depends on one's anatomy!

In what capacity and phase?

I won't ever do it again. The physics of the vacuum power caused the internal stuff to move towards the path of least resistance, namely the top of the cylinder where the hose is attached. That gave me more of a pig in the blanket look, and brought the PMMA closer to the surface, which shows as lumps. I'll post a pic soon so as to show what I mean.

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But how about work pants?

brock wrote: Hey Camph. I havent worn underwear in 8 weeks.. Tried to get as natural a hang as possible post op.

I have a narrowed bas on one side (right) and I did pump a little 2 weeks after. However, the left side is fine. I'm wondering if how you stick your unit in your pants makes a difference.

I also have a lot of bumps and ridges after round 3 and will probably need a smoothing treatment sometime.

I got Biovea brand, but there are others with the same formulary, like Jacobs Lab, which costs more.

I also wish I never pumped post op. It definitely moved to product. Luckily I had such small amounts it's not a big deal, but there are a couple of areas that aren't how I'd like them to be and I'm sure it's due to pumping.