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Originally Posted by quik4life  I did have 1.2 cm in BPEL of temporary gains from doing an IPR routine with a vac hanger. After a couple more cycles, I didn't get any further gains in addition to my first cycle. I went to Europe for 2 months and deconditioned while I was there. When I returned, I lost my gains and have not gained them back since. |
1.2 cm is a significant gain. I highly recommend using BPFSL for length though! The way I look at stretching is basically that when you stretch the penis it gets a little longer but when you dont stretch the penis will slowly revert back to the normal size. The trick is to reach plastic deformation so that the gain will become permanent and not revert back (this takes time). It sounds strange though to not reach PD at 1.2 cm gain, perhaps the gain, or some of it, was from improved EQ? That's why I use BPFSL, so I can determine if a gain is a tunica gain or a EQ gain.
At least you have shown that you can gain. I think that's important and that you can do it again with the right approach, hang in there.
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Originally Posted by quik4life My dorsal vein is not too noticeable. It's not too prevelant, or thick. I'm not quite sure what I'm supposed to be looking for here. |
It's the connective tissue that protects the dorsal vein and nerves. In the words of ModestoMan fr
om TP: "The dorsal thickening is a thick, dense band of connective tissue on the dorsal side (top side) of the tunica that runs the length of the outer shaft from the pubic bone forward."
Take your flaccid penis and stretch it out, now with your free hand, use your fingers to dig in and feel whats going on while stretching. The limiting factor is the tissue that is the most stretched out. Many people will feel a thick, dense, almost small cord like thing running along the penis from the base to the head on the top side of the penis. This is the dorsal thickening.