TOPIC: A Fascinating Alternative to Phalloplasty

The P-Long Protocol is not hearsay. The data from the study was accepted for oral presentation at the Internation Society of Sexual Medicine meeting. This is not a picture from a single individual, it is measurements from 32 individuals followed over six months.

P-Long wrote: When I do ultrasounds of men with this cord, it looks like thickened connective tissue. There is not much calcification. So mostly collagen. It will respond to constant tension and PRP and blood flow. I had one guy with a cord that went from 3 inches to 4/34 inches over six months with this protocol and shockwave therapy.

Quite interesting.

Just one more question. Experienced PE practitioners say the key to successful results is using heat (warm water, portable heaters, infrared light) before and during exercise. Have you observed anything about this in your studies? Does the P-Long protocol use any approach with heat?

That is an interesting thought. There is certainly relaxation of the cremasteric muscle in the scrotum with heat. I don't have any specific recommendations.

@P -Long :
Is there a reason why you didn't try exosomes instead of P-Shot/PRP? If I were to follow the protocol with exosomes instead of PRP, could that lead to same or better results?

Thank you for answering all our questions by the way!!

P-Long wrote: That is an interesting thought. There is certainly relaxation of the cremasteric muscle in the scrotum with heat. I don't have any specific recommendations.

The premise is that heat at the ideal temperature and time would denature collagen molecules, making it more malleable, facilitating stretching. Theoretically, it would be necessary to keep the penis stretched while heated and gradually reduce the temperature with the penis still stretched so that the normal temperature stabilizes the deformation and renatures the collagen maintaining the excess length, but I don't know if that makes any sense from the scientific point of view.

Its an interesting idea. However, I don't have expertise in heating collagen, but more important than collagen is the elastin which gives the penis its ability to stretch and I doubt that heat denaturing of elastin would be good for stretched penile length and Girth.

I am interested in exosomes. That would likely be a follow up study. However, there is a lot more data on PRP and it is your own blood, not someone else's genetic material. For an amazing explanation of exosomes and other stem cell products, please read Dr Jeff Piccirillo's chapter in my book, The 21st Century Man. He does an excellent job explaining everything about stem cells and exosomes.

is it safe to stretch for a longer period of time during this protocol? I'm wondering if its possible to gain more than an Inch in length.

I would say that it is likely that you can get more length and Girth with more stretching. However, I can only state what the research shows. The purpose of the study was to create a protocol that would be achievable by most men, but if you have the extra time and motivation, go for it!

Can someone with Bellafill PMMA use this protocol?

yes for length but I would be concerned about using a Penis Pump with bellafil

I seen people with PMMA can still pump probably not for long durations

Would you be able to suggest how much time I should spend stretching for additional results. I am willing to experiment on my self as long as it’s safe. I have a consultation on Tuesday so I will begin this protocol very soon.

P-Long wrote: I am interested in exosomes. That would likely be a follow up study. However, there is a lot more data on PRP and it is your own blood, not someone else's genetic material. For an amazing explanation of exosomes and other stem cell products, please read Dr Jeff Piccirillo's chapter in my book, The 21st Century Man. He does an excellent job explaining everything about stem cells and exosomes.

@P-Long
I love how active you are on here. I wish other in your area would do the same. It's very refreshing. PM me if you ever want to collaborate or discuss research; Specifically what i have encountered with myself other clients/friends/people i've helped, and other doctors I've spoke with.

I love the idea of exosomes, and think they would be a great addition to this area and also in Bio-Hacking in general. I think constant treatments would be something worth tracking on particular individuals who might, or will be, engaged more strenuous activities. Same goes for PRP stuff. I think there is great research so far on how this works for assisting in healing,but it could be taken much further with more frequent treatments: Whether that be for those constantly hanging and stretching or after a procedure.

A previous comment you made about heat: I have some interesting data points on this. And there is some other data on another board. But the short of it goes: by getting the penis to a particular temp range you can achieve a slightly longer length than you could with out. I tried this for a while in both pumping and hanging, and can confirm it did work. I now use heat whenever I can ( which should be all the time )

On your girth comment: I agree very much that most activities are geared towards length vs girth and most will thus produce said length over girth. There have been guys that have reported girth gains from there length activities but i, personally, do not feel that these are actually long term permanent girth gain but more of reactionary and residual swelling. I could be wrong, but I have personally experienced this. However in contrast to that last point; long term combination routines that incorporate girth exercises such as pumping in a wide tube, clamping, base weighting, etc. combined with the aforementioned length exercises have produced better and more trackable long term girth gains. But it does seem to be a dance back and forth for these individuals who do this.

Thanks again for all your activity here

Hello General, all great ideas. I like the idea of mild heat. It causes a vasodilation that might help the delivery of nutrients that assist in growth. Exosomes are interesting but a complicated concept when you get down to the details. All exosomes are not created equally. Saying exosomes is like saying 'bag'. It really depends on what is in the exosomes. Keep the ideas coming. I am always looking for safer and more effective.