implanted 12/12/19 ( added pics 12/17 - upside down LOL

[sharpspike]

was going to add pics, says file to large, but yea black is a good description. doc said they try to break the plaque. never seen that mentioned in any post ive read on here.

swelling is much better today, color not so much

[Waynetho]

was going to add pics, says file to large, but yea black is a good description. doc said they try to break the plaque. never seen that mentioned in any post ive read on here.

swelling is much better today, color not so much

I knew about the plaque breaking going in, partly because I talked about it with my doctor on pre-op visit but also because I scoured the Internet for months prior to surgery and even before I scheduled my first appointment with my doctor, looking for all of the info I could find on the subject including YouTube videos of the actual implant surgeries, of which I watched with a clinical mental attitude and nary a cringe at any of the procedures I watched, even knowing that was exactly what I was wanting to have done.

[sharpspike]

adding pics, going down memory lane.

this pic nov 18 trimix start of bend

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this one mar 19 before traction and ved, loss of length.

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today. bruised and beat up, length will be whatever it is. wish id have done it before peyronies. oh well cant go back

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lol they posted upside down :lol

tried to fix them, don't want to flip, you get the idea====bent. current came up ok though

[Waynetho]

The forum doesn't handle photos well at times. I had to stand on my head to see those photos right side up...

[cobylinks]

Great coloron the last one.
I wonder if home depot can match it

[sharpspike]

that's where doc got his vice and hammer

[Jasonsa]

Your peyronies looks like mine did. I am at 5 weeks post op and 5 inches pumped up length/5.5 girth was 6 inches before peyronies. Research says we can gain both by cycling for an hour a day the the first year ( after you heal). Good luck man! Looks painful.

[gercoa]

Appears as though us peyronies guys get a little more beat up in the process. My dr spend 2 hours working on me, as opposed to his usual 45 minutes he said.

Same here, a little over 2 hours in surgery. But, if it allowed him to do things right than I'm glad he didnt rush