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Talksurgery adheres to the Health On the Net Foundation's Code of Conduct
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Can You Cut It?
Pros:
You will be longer about 1 inch -
but you use the weights and stretch everyday for 6 months. Also this could be a pro and a con, the penis at the base is now very flexible (when you get an erection you can bend it every witch way with no pain or strain.)
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Cons:
Erection angle is affected! No matter what the surgeon tells you!
Also those little boners we get will point straight down! When you get a real hard on it will point more straight out.
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Cost:
$5000
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Healing time:
6-months
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Pain-o-meter: 7
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Guys please think twice!
Don't rush in!!!! This Procedure is not as cut and dry as they want you to believe.
Do your homework ask lots of questions.
After the procedure you must wear weights for 6 months. Buy the weights first before you even think about doing this! Wear them, for 6 months without surgery! After the 6 is up and you still want more then think about it.
But please be careful.
You can e-mail me with concerns or questions. (billytimmy@hotmail.com)
Ask yourself if you want 5 inches that works very well or 6 that works ok. The choice is yours my friend, but choose wisely.
P.S. I only had the length done.
If you want both length and girth
I suggest you do them 6 months to a year apart.
Here are more details:
How results differed from what I expected:
I was looking for 1.5 - 2 inches.
Also the erection angle I was told would not be affected.
Biggest fears pre-procedure:
Any guy about to have a knife taken to his dick is sweating it!
I was nervous the whole time.
Healing aids used:
Mederma! use it
Hydrocortisone cream
vitamin-E
Number of doctors consulted:
4
Number of years I thought about having the procedure:
2
Had an elective procedure before:
No
Complications or follow-up procedures:
Not Specified
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This information is not to substitute for professional medical advice. You
should not use this information to diagnose or treat a health problem or
disease without consulting with a qualified healthcare provider. Please
consult your healthcare provider with any questions or concerns you may have
regarding your condition.
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Gender:
Male
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Age:
unspecified
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Not specified
Education:
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About 52 percent of American women consider themselves to be overweight and 40 percent are currently trying to lose weight.
(Source: The Role of Weight Management in the Health of Women" by Sachiko T. St. Jeor, professor and director of Nutrition Education and Research at the University of Nevada, School of Medicine)
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