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Any suggestions for alternating sides? I am right handed and have found it awkward to do my left side. I should also say that the combination of my pecker being shy and my belly bulge interfere with the process. I try to inject in front of the mirror and that's not always an easy thing to do. I sure wish I had that extra inch that disappeared after my RP. I have thought about using an auto injector to help with location. I have been reading on that topic but haven't decided if that's the way to go. Some say it's great and others aren't satisfied with the device.

Just practice I guess. Maybe a belt around the bulge while injecting.

Several things you can try.

My flaccid penis is very shy, 3.5 inches. So I started injecting with aid of cock ring, by forcing blood into the little guy.
Note: I am far from erect when injecting. Just a sight chubby.
Being slightly chubby does several things. I can see veins, I can also tell where the Corpora cavernosa (erectile chambers) are.
Plus the ring keeps the Trimix from escaping from the penis.

Ask your partner to help with the injection. Obviously discuss this option before hand, And if they agree make sure they watch several videos on proper way to inject.

Try sitting, or standing. Also take off any cloths that may get in the way.

Finally like you I am new to this. Injecting can be nerve racking. But it does get easier. Try finding a natural pace of the injection process, so that when you do get down to business you and little/big guy are ready for much anticipation action.

PS: I use this cock ring, made of stretchable Silicone. I do not recommend anything that is not easily removed, its only $10
https://www.amazon.ca/Durex-Pleasure-In ... 01BGWL6K8/

Interesting tips. Gotta try them - Mike

My wife is my preferred injector!

I'm also right handed and find it easier to inject the right side. But, for the left...

With the left hand, using the ring and middle finger under the glans and the thumb on top of the glans, stretch the penis out and then to the right.
In the right hand, holding the syringe like you're going to inject (cylinder between forefinger and ring finger, thumb on the plunger), place your inner forearm against your body and the base of your thumb and heel of your palm against your body below your belly button.
Identify the injection location and slide your whole arm down your body to insert the needle and then actuate the plunger. The arm motion isn't directly down, but like turning slightly to the right. Your arm will move down and to the right slightly.

The arm against the body gives me more confidence and controls unwanted movement, no shaking, limits arm and syringe movement, won't break needle.

I used to do this while holding the syringe in my fist like an overhand stabbing motion, but I couldn't get the very last bit of plunger movement with my thumb.

Good luck.