FuzzyKen said:Yes, I think that medical supervision is going to be the best way and definitely the safest way.
Once it takes hold I do not think that finding an MD who will give you what you want will be all that difficult.
You're forgetting something. This immediately puts all the penis enlargement surgeons out of business. How are they going to pay the payments on those Bimmers and Benz's. They either join or they STARVE!
Also remember that advertising sells. The MD that makes a "4-incher" into a "six-incher" may get some business. The MD who makes a "4-incher" into a "one-footer" is going to get ALL the business and THEY know it. THE SIZE WILL BE the competition between the medical practices! As long as they are not held responsible for the "pants python" I don't see much of a problem.
I think that the biggest hurt and problem is that there are going to be individuals who will not be able to have this at all. Those who have had silicone injected and those who have had any kind of implantation in relation to enlargement surgery would not be good candidates because their own tissue would grow and the implanted substances would not. If the only surgical procedure done was a "ligament chop" then they would be OK.
Sincerest Best,
Fuzzy Ken
I agree with you that medical supervision would be the best and safest way.
However here in the UK we are usually at least 10 years behind you guys and my Dr had not even heard of Propecia being used for MPB so I wont hold my breath.
As far as putting the Surgeons out of business I am not sure, some want instant results with the use of Alloderm rather than many months of inducing Non-iscHydromaxic Priapism (new buzz words )
A lot of the surgeons exaggerated the gains that could be made from surgery and I am sure the same will happen here too.
Competition is a good thing though.