TOPIC: Dr. Giunta
Dr. Giunta
14 years 10 months ago #1270247803idm, a moderator on the old forum, went to Dr. Giunta.
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14 years 9 months ago #1270910891How is your results from the PE surgery with Dr. Giunta? Hopefully everything is healing properly and you are starting a stretching routine. Notice any lumpiness? Best of luck to you. Please keep us informed and thank for posting.
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14 years 7 months ago #1271533538I don't think metabloism and exercise have anything to do with it. Transfered fat can be reabsorbed and graft survival depends on blood supply and state of the fat when transfered. If the fat really responded to exercise then surely if one put on weight their Girth would grow. Exercise causes fat cells to shrink, not dissapear. Also one can't spot fat reduce, so if the fat responds to exercise like normal fat, one would have to be a calorie deficit for a long time to see significant changes. A 50% drop in fat percentage would be impressive after 6 months of diet and exercise. So no exercise for 45 days after surgery makes little sense, other than for the usual reasons to avoid exercise after a surgical procedure. Giunta seems like a nice guy, but over the years he's be shown to talk alot of nonsense and I think this is probably more of the same. Maybe someone who knows more about these things will chip in and correct me, but I'm pretty sure I'm right about this.Dedicator wrote: Dr Giunta's nurse told me before leaving that I shouldn't exercise within the 1st 45 days after surgery because the FFT would be the 1st area of fat the body would burn off if I did. I have low metabolism so I try to exercise a lot to keep my body weight down...but I do worry that exercising will shed the FFT away. My main focus is maximizing on my length as best I can while I'm still fresh from the procedure...can anyone tell me how soon I can expect the scar tissue lump at the base of the penis to go away? I took all my vitamin E, massage it regularly, and keep prolonged heat on it in the shower...but it's still there and I'm pretty sure it's retaining some of my gain in length
Kenalog should help with the scar tissue.
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14 years 7 months ago #1271551276Big John, what Dr are you having perform your PMMA procedure...also, are you going to have the PMMA planted overtop your residual FFT? I've read where a lot of guys are having the FFT removed prior to having the PMMA planted...just curious to know if the FFT Removal is necessary or if guys or just doing it who have deformed shapes from PMMA
ALSO, what type of weights have you used? Is there any Hanger/weight device that can be worn throughout the day...I feel I need to break up the monotony of the extender
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