Bone pressed stretched

[Ved_pumper]

My bone pressed stretched length is 6.5 inches, not super aggressive but a good tug.

I've been useing my VED religiously now for a month and a half and I'm 6.81 inches in the erecaid tube and can fill the tube hard from the base of the tube, 6.28in. I'm unable to get an erection without the VED unfortunately. I do understand the ved length will not be the implant length.

Before ED I was a solid 6 x 6. Useing the VED it appears to be stretching me to a larger size. Bone pressed stretched I'm larger and thicker. With a constriction ring I'm also larger and thicker. This may sound like bullshit but it's not, I'm seeing an increase.

Do you guys think these size increases will transfer to a implant? To my knowledge other then the ED I don't have any other penis issues. Will the lack of other penis health issues help maintain my sizing? I know I won't see more and I knowI will haveto work hard after the implant.

One more question, I'm uncircumcised. Any issues with an implant and being uncircumcised?

Thanks in advance for any information, it's stressful and I appreciate your experience. My existing heart and diabetes just add more stress to another surgery. Hopefully my initial appointment with my urologist is in May.

[Rider1400]

I know it’s a thing, but stop stressing over size. If you’re using a VED a couple times a day for a couple months prior to implant you will get all you can get. It is what it is. If you have a qualified surgeon and he properly sizes you, you’ll be just fine. Expect anywhere from 3/4 inch to as much as a 1-1/4 inch deficit at initial pump. It’s normal with swelling and tissue shrinkage during recovery. By 3-4 months you’ll see probably 3/4 of what you lost return. Then it will all come back gradually. Trust the process.
As far as being circumcised, I would guess that the majority of people are. It’s not an issue! More likely it would be as issue not being circumcised. At least that’s what I’ve read into people who discuss this topic on FT. Good luck with your process!