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TOPIC: Dr. Kim from Korea and Megafill

Re: Dr. Kim from Korea and Megafill

11 years 8 months ago #1293145086
I read the first 25 pages but will read the rest.

I never saw this mentioned in first 25 pages

Another thread about PMMA suggested pumping low pressure (prob 2-4 hg) for 5 minutes 3 times per day may have a good effect of creating a smooth result with the PMMA. One post even said that Dr. C said a patient that had done this had fantastic results from doing so.

Was this ever recommended to you or did you consider it?

Again, I'm on page 25 but I'm wondering if this is, in fact, better than PMMA but maybe do less than you did and then follow a different post op protocol including very light low pressure pumping to provide an even distribution of the product.

Thank anyone in advance for their comments on this question.

I'm was strongly considering PMMA with Dr. C when I came across this thread. A natural product vs. synthetic that feels like normal penis became very intriguing.

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Re: Dr. Kim from Korea and Megafill

11 years 8 months ago #1290735871
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Does anyone have Dr. Kim's email address? I am considering getting his opinion on some nodules that I have. One is just like a pea I can pinch and move around. I might have to get it cut out I think.

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Re: Dr. Kim from Korea and Megafill

11 years 8 months ago #1290693119
I would be a lot happier if I would have just had 35ml, I would of been able to of kept my Foreskin and my original penis shape would of been intact. I would of been able to get away with not telling any girl I meet that I've had anything done, this is a huge thing for me psychologically, it would have made me less self conscious because I would have had an average size Cock and one that looks normal.
Smaller ammount of any injected material probably reduce the risk of future complications, and they probably reduce the risk of surgical intervention if any future complications do arise.

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