LastHope wrote:The release of the suspensory ligament causes the dick to hang lower, creating the appearance of increased length. However, this perceived lengthening is primarily about optics. After 5+ years, malleables can become wobbly due to tissue atrophy around the base, though this is not a functional show-stopper for penetration.
Releasing the suspensory ligament to make the penis hang lower can exacerbate the wobbliness in the long run for malleables.
I want to cut all ligaments not just suspensory it’s pointless to cut that suspensory should cut all ligaments
, that penuma implant sounds slicker’n a greased pig, promisin’ permanent girth like your ol’ fella’s been pumpin’ iron at the hog trough! 
but them urologists are warier than a fox in a henhouse 
, and they got reason. unlike them good ol rods that nestle all cozy-like inside the corpora cavernosa, this Penuma’s a silicone sleeve just sittin’ under the penile skin, plump as a stuffed wallet in Sunday jeans. 
over time, that skin can thin out like a worn-out plow horse, leadin’ to erosion where the implant might peek through or Lord help ya bust out. Then there’s infection risk 
; stickin’ a foreign doodad under your hide for looks can make your body madder’n a wet hen. If infection sets in, they gotta haul it out faster’n a coon dog after a possum. Bein’ all superficial, it can shift like a catfish slippin’ on a wet porch, sometimes endin’ up crookeder’n a drunk fence post. and here’s the kicker: it don’t help one lick with gettin’ or stayin’ hard it’s pure cosmetics, no erectile boost. so, it’s permanent, flashy as a peacock, but riskier’n skinny-dippin’ in a gator pond. Bless its heart, it ain’t for every wrangler! 
