Does anyone know how a thin scar (like in the picture I attached) would be removed in a surgery? Not a common peyronies-plaque, but a scar thinner than a needle running vertically on my dorsal side. It causes great distress and prevents healthy tissue from expanding... I bet I could stretch the scar with time, with the use of traction and VED. But wouldn't it, in theory, be a very simple procedure to remove a scar of this small size and girth? Especially if I gave the quest to a highly skilled surgeon? My gut tells me a procedure like this wouldn't leave me with any loss of girth or such, since it's so thin and it's in the very outer layer of the tunica albuginea.
PLEASE share your thoughts
Like I posted in the other thread, I had a 1.5 inch x 1 inch chunk removed with no issues other than a slight increase in girth due to a bulge where the graft is. If Dr Yafi did the same in your case I doubt it would cause any issues
Bro, sorry I missed this reply. I accidentally replied in the other thread first.
Increased girth after surgery, what a dream lol
But yeah, I understand it's only in one small spot, but anyway.
There is hope, huh? God bless you man
Yes there is, just go to the right doctor. I went to a typical urologist for Xiaflex and that resulted in a fracture. I go to Dr Yafi who takes a huge chunk out and I'm straight.
Thanks for the information, man. I'm gonna do ordinary treatment for at least 1 year, then I will see where I'm at and take my decision then. I won't do surgery unless I've got the best surgeon in the entire world. I'm young and I won't let any half hearted poor excuse for a surgeon touch my beloved dick. I'll throw up ridiculous amounts of money if needed.
Anyway, thanks again for sharing your experience.
God bless