To take it one step further not only am I going in to have it lengthened, but I am also going for the girth or Penis thickening as well. In all my years of thinking about it, I have only ever really thought about having my Penis made longer, not thickened as well, so this is kind of a bonus for me.

I don’t think its really set in yet, to me it still seems like a dream or something I’m only thinking about. But I guess its got to be more than that at this point since its paid for. I would hope I’m not just going to give away $7000. Maybe next week it when I’m just a few days away from the date or when I’m buying a train ticket it will really set in.

I can’t really say that I am nervous about this right now, I guess more anxious. Maybe I’m making less out of this than I should be, maybe I should be worried about this Surgery, but right now I’m not.

I’ve still been doing research, haven’t really found out any more than I did in the last few years, I guess I’m just making sure I’ve read all there is to read etc.

I was expecting to get a few more posts or questions about this than I am. I know there are other guys out there (lots of them) that are thinking about having this done or have already had this done. Am I doing the wrong thing? What should I expect out of this. If you’ve had this done, please post a comment and let me know.

Here are a few:

1. Complete, permanent erectile dysfunction that is uncorrectable – OK, this seems to be the a big risk, but piercing my penis supposedly had the same risks if they hit a nerve and I did that so….
2. Complete Permanent Uncorrectable Partial E.D. – Same as above.
3. Correctable E.D. – 1/1000 is a reasonable figure.
4. Permanent loss of full or partial sensation – 1/1000 – again a reasonable figure.
5. Bleeding – during surgery – 1 /2000
6. Bleeding – after surgery 1/700
7. Infection – Deep 1/1500, Superficial 1/200
8. Keloid or large visible scars or pigment problems – African American – less than 3%, Asian less than 3%, Caucasian undetermined
9. Complete loss of fat transferred – 1/600 (usually able to be replaced).
10. Incidence of lumps, or uneven appearance of fat – less than 5% – easily correctable.
11. No gain in length – about 3-4% usually because instructions are not followed properly.
12. Actual loss of length – less than 1%- again usually because instructions are not followed correctly or some unforeseen circumstances, e.g., bicycle or auto accident, etc. –Once again this doesn’t seem like one of the ones I’d like.

Other factors can play a role in the outcome and satisfaction you feel with the procedure, such as:

So sounds like its really something you have to consider on a 1 to 1 basis. Is it for everyone, NO, but I’m willing to risk it and live with the outcome.

As Shown in the diagram below, much of the Penis itself is actually on the inside of the body. By cutting the Suspensory Ligament it actually enables a portion of the penis that would normally be on the inside of your body to hang farther outside and give the Penis a longer length.

Penis Enlargement by cutting the Suspensory Ligament

In this procedure, no actual length is created, rather, the internal portion of the penis is “advanced” or “externalized,” exposing greater length.

In many cases, another 3-4″ of the penis is located INSIDE the body. This penile root actually arches upward inside the body and by resecting the suspensory ligaments, this upward arch is extended forward. A simple 1″ curvilinear incision in the pubic area is all that is required to gain access to the ligaments. For overweight men, removal of some of the fat in the pubic area will also add to the perceived length increase of the penis. There is a small percentage (3-4%) of men who get no length gain at all in the erect state and rarely may even lose a bit of length due to scar tissue formation and retraction.