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hi, anxiety is a little worked up so have to do photos today

 
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hi, anxiety is a little worked up so have to do photos today i think. they are on the snapfish account.
i had this weird feeling while i was taking them, the skin felt like there was this skinny line right in the center of the shaft for a bit. I got nervous because of the "cord like" feeling that is often described by PD patients. But that cord like feeling is just when the penis is flaccid right? In the erect state a plaque would feel like an area that is pressed inwards and not outwards correct?

Submitted: 251 days and 22 hours ago.
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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 251 days and 21 hours ago.

Yes to the plaque feeling and, again, you don't just wake up one day with an obvious plaque. Full erection without changes in bend or angle. No bruising, no broken vessels, no redness.

Customer replied 251 days and 21 hours ago.

ok, so a plaque doesn't feel like a cord when erect but can feel like that when flaccid?


a plaque when erect will always feel like an area that is pressing in (definitely not pressing out) and you have to feel an indented area to feel that it has a different texture.


So if you feel something on the top of the shaft of your penis that feels like a cord when the penis is erect that is definitely not a peyronie's plaque, that is not how a peryonie's plaque feels.


Is that 100 percent correct?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 251 days and 21 hours ago.

100% correct on all statements.

Customer replied 251 days and 21 hours ago.

could one of those big veins that travel up the penis feel kind of how i described?


Can skin just feel different from time to time depending on hydration, if there are dead skin cells, moisture etc.?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 251 days and 21 hours ago.

Yes to the vein and yes to the skin feeling different from time to time. That said, in addition to cutting back on the photo taking, you need to cut back on examining your penis every day.

Customer replied 251 days ago.

have to do photos this morning, woke up very paranoid..sorry

they are on the snapfish account,


can you just also confirm two things for me:

- if i think i feel an indent but the photos show no change in shaft shape then i could not be feeling a new indent

- The erect penis id durable enough that the occassional bumping or hitting of it can be withstood. if it is bumped or hit but remains erect afterwards and there is not much in the way of pain then the person does not need to worry about PD

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 250 days and 23 hours ago.

Photo check--full erection, unchanged from before. No abnormal bending, angling, no bruising, no broken vessels, no redness.

Since there's no change, there can be no new indent that you can feel.

Your last statement is 100% correct.

Customer replied 250 days and 23 hours ago.

ok and you are absolutely positive there hasnt been even a slight change in shaft shape in todays photos when compared to the absolute oldest ones. you are 100 percent certain there has been zero change in shaft shape?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 250 days and 23 hours ago.

100% certisn--absolutely no change whatsoever.

Customer replied 250 days and 9 hours ago.

any chance you could check the snapfish account for bruising or trauma? please let me know if you have enough angles to know conclusively that there has been absolutwly no trauma

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 250 days and 9 hours ago.

Plenty of good angles and no trauma--absolutely none.

Customer replied 250 days and 9 hours ago.

you have enough angles to show all areas of the penis?


also, sometimes after sex i find that my flaccid penis is thicker or a little harder than normal flaccid hardness is that because of the moisture in the penis, or blood in other areas aside from the tunica? im assuming since the penis isnt longer that this would not be related to the tunica, thus the penis is not more susceptible to damage in this state in comparison to the normal flaccid state. do i have that correct?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 250 days and 9 hours ago.

Yes--enough angles. And your statement is correct.

Customer replied 248 days and 23 hours ago.

can we do a photo check this morning? Can you tell me if the first few photos have the same erection fullness in terms of length and width as the other photos in the same album? And if everything in the new album is the same as older albums.


Also, if an erection is deemed to be the same length and width in the photos by you does that mean that any change in "hardness" feeling by me would have to be as a result of something other than the amount of blood in the tunica?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 248 days and 23 hours ago.

The newest photos show the same full erection with no new angling or bendind, no bruising or broken vessels, no redness. And I'm a little leery of the way you phrased the second question--"something other" leaves a lot of room for conjecture.

Customer replied 248 days and 23 hours ago.

examples of "something other" would be blood in superficial veins (not inthe tunica) blood in the spongiosum etc. So basically tell me that if the length and the width in the photos is the same then if I felt like the erection is less hard this would have to do with blood in superficial veins or spongiosum and not with blood in the tunica- so looking at those photos, even though i am not quite as hard as always, would definitely let you know if there was PD or not because the tunica is just as stretched, filled with blood, and shows its shape just as well as in all the other photos

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 248 days and 23 hours ago.

OK--still very wordy. If you felt it were less hard that wouldn't be from less blood in the tunica so it wouldn't indicate PD

Customer replied 248 days and 23 hours ago.

not sure we told understood each other there.


Lets try this:

Is the length and width in these photos the same as in all the others? Particlarly the last four photos?


These photos the penis felt "less hard", but the length and the width appear to be the same as in other photos


So


Does that mean that because the length and the width are the same that the tunica is just as stretched and filled with blood as the other photos?


And


What is making the difference in the feeling of "hardness" is the level of blood in superficial veins or the spongiosum and areas that are not the tunica?


therefore


Since the tunica is just as stretched, shaped, and filled with blood these photos are just as good at letting you notice if a shaft shape shift has taken place as photos where it feels "a little harder"?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 248 days and 22 hours ago.

It's not that we don't understand each other, it's that you just don't seem to be able to ask a simple, short-worded question and the words you add make a simple yes or no confusing to you.

The length and width of the new photos are exactly the same as all the previous photos.

Hence the tunica is just as stretched and just as filled with blood.

Thus the difference in feeling of hardness is the level of blood in the superficial veins or the spondiosum and not in the tunica

These photos hence are just as tood at showing me that there is no shaft shape shift that has just occurred.

Customer replied 248 days and 22 hours ago.

ok great, so you can guarantee me then that my tunica shape is the exact same as it has always been since we have been doing these photos? And you can guarantee that no new plaque has developed?


Is it normal for the level of blood in the superficial veins and spongiosum to vary with erection? So it feeling more or less hard as a result is normal?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 248 days and 22 hours ago.

Guaranteed--the tunica shape is exactly the same as it always has and no new plaque has developed.

Yes--the level of blood in the superficial veins and the spongiosum varies with erection and thus can have different levels of hardness feeling

Customer replied 247 days ago.

hi can we do a really careful photo check? I think it might be going every so slightly more to the left? very slightly though. Please let me know if it is

there is one photo where i am moving a little so it might be off. Please let me know if everything is exactly the same or if it is going slightly more to the left, im worried this might be the photo check i have been dreading

thanks for all your help

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 247 days ago.

I looked very carefully at the new photos. Absolutely no difference--full erection and no change in angling or bending

Customer replied 247 days ago.

ok thanks.

So i really thought when i looked at it in comparison to my stomach that the penis was going more left. I have had two surgeries on my right side and it seems like when i gain weight now my stomach kind of heads out to the right as opposed to the center.

Do you think that

a) is that possible that my stomach would do that?

b) Could that be what caused me to think it was going out left more (i gained some weight this weekend)?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 247 days ago.

Obviously if you try to use your abdomen as the reference for determining the angle of the penis, as the abdomen might change position a little it would make the penis seem more angled. But, again, there's no change in the actual angle of your penis

Customer replied 246 days and 17 hours ago.

i fell asleep on my couch and was curled up in the fetal position. Again i had a partial erection that couldn't expand further because of the position of my shorts.

So this prevention of an erection expanding because of pants or shorts definitely does not cause any damage at all?

If the pants are preventing the expansion does this mean the blood will not try and enter the penis? or will the blood try and enter but there will be no room for it? I'm worried that if the blood tries to enter but there is no room for it that the extra pressure on the tunica could result in tearing or something

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 246 days and 17 hours ago.

We've gone over this time and time again. No damage occurs to the tunica from a scenario like this. The blood just fills what it can and stops at that point.

Customer replied 246 days and 16 hours ago.

so blood would never try and enter into the penis if there is no room for that blood because the penis is being squished from the outside?

so what i am describing will never ever cause damage?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 246 days and 16 hours ago.

It tries in the sense that there's a partial erection, but it won't push against the resistance and try to force more blood in. And, for maybe the tenth time, no what you're describing never causes damage and it happens to all guys at times.

Customer replied 246 days and 16 hours ago.

any chance you could just check the snapfish account for a bruise to ease my mind? sorry

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 246 days and 16 hours ago.

No bruise, no broken vessels, no redness

Customer replied 246 days and 16 hours ago.

so definitely no signs of trauma at all? everything looked perfectly unharmed? it is 100 percent correct that no trauma was inflicted on my penis anytime recently? and by recently i mean within the last few days

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 246 days and 16 hours ago.

Definitely no signs of trauma. 100% correct--no trauma was inflicted on your penis anytime recently--within the last few days.

Customer replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

hoping we can do a photo check at the snapfish account this morning?


Also, if there was a plaque or curvature near the base of the penis in the top down angle, in an area that is not visible in the photos, this would definitely cause a curvature that would be noticeable by looking at the shape of the rest of the shaft correct? because i keep thinking my penis is going out to the left more, but the shaft shape is the same- i'm wondering if a recent weight gain along with the surgeries to my right side could possibly cause the penis to shoot out from the body at an angle more to the left as a result of a little weight gain?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

Since there is no difference in angle, no need to question whether weight gain and surgeries to the right side would change the angle (which they wouldn't anyway). And a plaque or curve at the base would change the entire angle of the penis. Photo check--full erection as before, no new angling or bending, no bruising, broken vessels or redness.

Customer replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

ok, so you could see a photo of just say the top half from the top down angle and be able to tell if a change in shaft shape has taken place?


I don't mean the weight gain and surgery change the shaft shape or the angle of the penis, I mean that in relation to the rest of the body my penis sticks out of my body more to the left. This is similar to how after my surgery my stomach pushes out to the right more when it gets fatter. So the penis shape is the same, but because of fat and scar tissue causing everything to stick out in different directions that the penis also sticks out in a different direction. Does that make sense?


So the shape of the penis is the same. However this does mean that when have sex it seems like my partners vagina just gently moves the penis more to the right, to kind of center the penis. Can this cause micro damage that leads to PD? Or is this just impacting the skin and ligaments that keep the penis straight?

let me know if what i am saying makes sense

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

No that doesn't make sense--the penis shape and direction can be seen from looking at the penis itself without trying to relate that to any landmarks like the abdomen. And no pushing one way or the other by the vagina would ever cause any damage, micro or otherwise.

Customer replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

im having trouble describing what i'm saying i guess. Is it possible for my stomach to stick out at a different direction after surgery? Because my stomach heads out to the right now when it gets fatter


Ok, so if a penis that heads out from the body a little to the left is then "centured" by a vagina that would never cause damage? Because the vagina then pulls the penis so that it is at a completely centered angle. So does this mean that this "pulling to the center" is only cause a change of shape to the skin that connects the penis to the left side of the groin and left part of the testicle sac? Do I have that right?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

What do you mean exactly by saying your stomach heads to the right? And enough with complicating the vagina question--no "pushing" of the vagina on the penis would ever cause any trauma or damage.

Customer replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

when my gut expands instead of sticking straight out it is angled in a way that it goes slightly more to the right


I don't want to complicate the "pushing" question, I want to understand why i don't ever have to worry about that. Can you just explain how the vagina "centering" the penis does not impact the shape of the tunica a little? Thus how it could never lead to micro or regular trauma that leads to PD?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

That's basically a gentle push of the penis and that could never cause any trauma.

I still don't understand the gut question--how can you tell it's angled?

Customer replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

ok, its a gentle push of the penis, but what if you are having sex for a long time and it is in that position where the vagina has "centered a penis that heads out from the body to the left". Does what im describing impact the tunica at all? Or is it just the skin and ligaments that change position?


I can tell because my belly button is further out to the right if my gut is expanded. Its not drastic, but I definitely notice that my guy heads out more to the right and not directly center when it gets bigger

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 23 hours ago.

I'm just not going to answer this more than this one last time, so don't go on with it--even if the vagina "centered" a slightly left headed penis for any length of time that would never cause any trauma or damage. As for the gut shift--that's just the way you're built and not from the surgery.

Customer replied 245 days and 22 hours ago.

but thats not what i asked, i asked if the tunica is impacted by that "centering"? So the shaft is straight but the penis heads out a bit left and the vagina centers it. So to me that seems like it moves the tunica but doesn't involve any bending or mishaping of the tunica, is that correct?

So the only parts that are impacted by the "centering" is the skin and maybe the ligaments correct?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 22 hours ago.

The tunica is not impacted by that at all. Stop beating a dead horse--seriously here, this is just your OCD running around in a loop.

Customer replied 245 days and 22 hours ago.

i'm just trying to fully understand why it doesn't.

So moving the penis in that way doesn't impact the tunica, so the only parts of the penis that are impacted are the same ligaments that are imapcted when you push the erect penis down so that it can be inserted during sex? do i have that correct?

that kind of movement is just moving ligaments and the tunica is not bent or mishapen in anyway?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 22 hours ago.

What's not to understand? Then only thing that's affected is a little push on the suspensory ligament at the base of the penis. The tunica is not impacted at all.

Customer replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

ok, and when you say that a plaque near the base would cause a change to the whole shaft, that means that you would be able to tell if there was a change in shaft shape even if you just got a picture of the top half of the penis?

So does that mean you can judge shaft shape based on where the head of the penis is in relation to the rest of the shaft?


i'm just worried because it appears as though my penis is going more left when i stare down at it, but i think that might be because of weight gain (with my stomach going to the right) . I just want to be sure that maybe there wasn't a plaque at the base of my penis that is causing the penis to go more to the left, but the way i stick my groin out to take the pictures is making the penis seem as though it is still straight

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

Yes-- all I need is the view of the head of the penis and comparison to previous photos. There has been absolutely no change in the angle of your penis.

Customer replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

by that do you mean you need a view of the head and a bit of the shaft?


so if there was a plaque that was causing my penis to do more to the left you would be able to see that the penis head is angled out farther to the left of the penis shaft? Is that how that works?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

Yes--some of the photos only show the head and the shaft just below that but that's more than enough to determine whether there's been any angle change.

Customer replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

ok, sorry im having a rough day. Are you sure its not any skinnier near the base in the newest photos? like maybe its doing an hour glass thing?

in todays photos there are top down angles where you can see the base

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

There is absolutely no change whatsoever in the base

Customer replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

really? I looked at the photos jsut now (which I try not to do) and it really looked to me like the base was skinnier in the newer photos.


Are you 100 percent absolutely positively certain there has been absolutely no change at all in the base, the shaft, the angle or shape of my erect penis?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

100% certain--absolutely no change in the base, shaft or angle.

Customer replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

ok, do you think the reason why when i look down on it it seems to be going more to the left has to do with the weight gain? And while this wouldn't impact the penis angle itself it would impact my stomach, groin area etc. so that when i stick my groin out to look down on it the muscles i'm using sort of put things in a different place because of the excess fat. So since my stomach is bigger and sticking out to the left, and maybe some pubic fat going out to a different angle that this will make it look like the penis is going out more left than it really is?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

Yes--if you're trying to match the erection to any landmarks on your stomach and the stomach is pulled one way or the other it would perhaps appear to you that the angle has changed when it really hasn't.

Customer replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

it just seemed like the penis head wasnt staring straight up at me tho, like it was heading out more to the left. maybe it was an optical illusion? or perhaps when i suck my gut in and stick my groin out the change in weight causes the penis to be angled further left of my face when i stare straight down at it?


but you can guarantee with somplete certainty that my penis hasnt changed in even the slightest?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 20 hours ago.

100% guarantee with 100% certainty--there's not been even a slight change in your penis angle.

Customer replied 245 days and 19 hours ago.

sorry, this whole thing about it looking more left has freaked me out a bit and i'm having a bit of an attack.

What i'm worried about is that there is a plaque near the base that has caused it to go out more to the left, but that i am somehow compensating for this when i take the photos by angling my penis with my body in such a way.


or maybe the plaque is in part of the penis you can't see.


So my concern is that this is causing my penis to stick out to the left more, but that the shaft still appears straight.


I think what might prove this impossible is if you could confirm that if the penis started bending left it would cause a "curving" of the whole penis and not just cause it to deviate angle at one specific spot with the unaffected part of the shaft still looking the same.

So even if the plaque is at a part of the base you can't see there would be a spot on the side of the penis opposite the bend that would appear "rounded" is that correct?

so if the penis is bending to the left you would see a more "rounded" right side of the penis?

man i hope that makes sense, sorry for all this

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 19 hours ago.

Yes you would see a more rounded area opposite the plaque and you don't have that. We can't keep going on with this--your photos show absolutely no abnormalities--no new bend, no rounding of just one side.

Customer replied 245 days and 19 hours ago.

I'm almost done, i'm really sorry, i'm starting to feel better but things were bad for a second


so please just one more response


So if there was a bending occuring towards the left at the very very base of the penis (that isn't visible in the photos) you would definitely be able to see an increased "rounding" shape on the side of the penis opposite the bend even as high up as just below the head of the penis? You would be able to see this as easily as you could see the area that is bending itself?


Someone mentioned to me once that plaques can cause curving in any direction and sometimes its weird- like a plaque on the right side can cause curving to the left side (altho thats rare). Is that true? But if so this wouldn't impact your ability to notice bends or "rounding" because the "rounding" would just be on the opposite side of the bending area, no matter where the plaque is actually located. Is that correct too?


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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 19 hours ago.

Usually plaques bend the penis towards the side of the plaque. And, yes, if there were a bend at the base I would be able to see an increasing rounding shape on the opposite side as high up as just below the head of the penis.

Customer replied 245 days and 19 hours ago.

ok, so pd causes a "curving" and never a straight angle point of deviation the kind of which can be accurately measured with a protractor?


this is just simple physics: a straight angle change would not result from one area becoming less elastic, it causes a "rounding" and a "curving"? not a straight angle deviation where parts of the shaft look the same in relation to each other, and the only change is located at the point of the bend.


do i have that 100 percent correct?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 19 hours ago.

A curve and not an acute angle. 100% correct

Customer replied 245 days and 18 hours ago.

ok great, and this should be the last one:


its not just that pd normally causes a curve and not an acute angle, its that it always does. for a pd plaque to cause an acute angle change in shaft shape where some parts of the shaft and penis head keep the same shape in relation to each other instead of a curve that causes a rounding that is noticeable when just viewing the head in relation to part of the shaft would be breaking the rules of physics correct?


and even a plaque that is in a part of the tunica that is always inside the body and never seen would cause a curving and a rounding not an acute angle correct?


do plaques even occur on that part of the tunica?


if a plaque was to develop on that part of the penis (the hidden part) a penile implant would still straighten that bending out 100 percent for sure?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 18 hours ago.

Sorry--too many words and a somewhat unintelligible question--can you simplify it?Dr. Chip41135.7411826389

Customer replied 245 days and 18 hours ago.

im not sure what doesnt make sense in that question. what part isnt clear?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 18 hours ago.

Can't help you there--it may be clear in your head but your questions sometimes have multiple parts and it's difficult to get at exactly what you want to know. Try again but with many fewer words.

Customer replied 245 days and 18 hours ago.

basically what i would like to know is if the same "curving" and "rounding" would be present if the plaque is located on the part of my tunica that is hidden in my body? and that even a plaque there wouldnt cause an acute angle bend?


and i would also like to confirm that a pd plaque causing a curving and rounding and not an acute angle bend is a universal rule, its always the case and a plaque that causes an acute angle bend (where the head and parts of the shaft still have the same relation to each other in terms of shape), that kind of bend would break the laws of physics and would be impossible. do i have that 100 percent correct?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 18 hours ago.

Yes the curving or rounding would be present even if the plaque were hidden. And your second statement is 100% correct

Customer replied 245 days and 17 hours ago.

great. and by that you still mean that a plaque on the part of the tunica that is always located inside the body? and not just on an area that is hidden in the sense that you cant see it in the photos?


someone told me once that plaques dont occur on that part of the tunica. i am assuming it is very rare. but you would definitely see a shaft shape change in the photos if a plaque had developed on the hidden part of the penis?


would a penile implant be able to straighten out a penis that is curved as a result of a plaque that is located in the hidden part of the penis?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 17 hours ago.

Yes--on a plaque on the hidden part of the tunica. And it would be rare but it would cause a shaft shape change. Yes--a penile implant could straighten out a curved penis even if the plaque were in the hidden area.

Customer replied 245 days and 15 hours ago.

great thanks. Sorry, rough day.

Can you just confirm that there is no condition that would cause a penis to angle out from the body to the left more than it used to without causing a curving? For instance there isn't a condition where the suspensory ligament has something happen to it where the penis, while the shaft stays the same shape, comes out from the body at a more leftward angle than before. Please confirm that that is not something that happens if you can, thanks
actually just looking at some of the photos, you can see my abdomen in them as well. Are you able to determine if the erection is sticking out more towards the left (even if the shaft is staying straight) in relation to the groin area?

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 12 hours ago.

No such condition and the erection is pointed in the exact same position it always has

Customer replied 245 days and 12 hours ago.

ok so that is something you can measure? the angle at which is comes out from my body? so not shape or curvature, but just how it comes out from the body? pls let me know you can judge that based on the top down angle photos i send

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Expert:  Dr. Chip replied 245 days and 12 hours ago.

Yes I can judge it with the top down angle photos. And, yes, the angle can obvious be measured at where the base meets the body. Listen, this page is six days old with several of my answers. You need to rate one of those and start a new question otherwise it ties the system up for too long.

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