Made up my mind. Now what?

[trimixmaster-mike]

So I recently made up my mind to pursue an implant this winter. I'm excited!
I've looked through past posts to try and get an idea of what to do in preparation from a penile standpoint and it seems like a combination of pumping, weights and pelvic floor exercises.

In your opinion what was the most helpful thing you did physically to maximize your length, girth and keep your penis in good standing for an implant once you decided the time was upon you?

I appreciate your time greatly. Cheers!

[Rider1400]

Standard procedure from all top tier Drs say use VED twice daily for 30 minutes at least 3 months prior. It will get the job done to max out. Personally I know it killed my sensation for many months after implant! Of course I tend to overdo anything I put my mind to. I’ve been pumping for over a month now and will continue 5 more weeks til my revision. If I thought anything else would help I would do it, but, I’ve reached my max size in the VED every time over last week so will just continue this.

[whatevery]

So I recently made up my mind to pursue an implant this winter. I'm excited!
I've looked through past posts to try and get an idea of what to do in preparation from a penile standpoint and it seems like a combination of pumping, weights and pelvic floor exercises.

In your opinion what was the most helpful thing you did physically to maximize your length, girth and keep your penis in good standing for an implant once you decided the time was upon you?

I appreciate your time greatly. Cheers!

I suspect that the most helpful thing to increase you length is a straight forward weight loss. What I mean however if not your "length" length but your distal, i.e. visible length. The heftier you are the more of your penis is located inside your body. It's called proximal.

Besides that...
I'm following this doc's advice to a great degree before I implant: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5w7T5TH ... &index=109 + penile weights. I think the most important thing is to follow the instructions to the t, and not to overdo it. From what I understand it could lead to adverse effects that you don't want to have, implant or no implant.