“Ah good, they’ve prepped you for surgery already. I’ll be right with you, I just
“Ah good, they’ve prepped you for surgery already. I’ll be right with you, I just need to glove up. I’ll make you nice and woozy before the procedure begins, but I must warn you.. I can’t have you out completely for the operation because I will need administer an drug to open the blood vesels into your penis which we call a medical induced erection. When you’re asleep, the penis doesn’t stay erect enough for the procedure. I also need to gauge your reflexes to the adjustments to your penis position. Once the blood has filled your corpora cavenosa causing your penis to become very erect, I’ll need to apply pressure to the outside of your penis to check which side of the penis needs to be adjusted. Once I’ve ascertained which side needs adjusting I’ll make a small incision on the respective side of the penis towards the base, I’ll then stretch the wound open with some forceps and begin the procedure of adjusting the corpora cavenosa to allow more blood to flow into that side of the penis. After making minor adjustments I’ll need to seal the wound with a tight latex dam and administer another injection to check the shape of the erect penis. You’ll be awake, but you won’t know much about whats going on. Patients tell me that the incision hurts and when I stretch the wound open is particularly uncomfortable, but my circulating nurse will hold your hand and comfort you when that part has to happen. It will mostly feel like a throbbing erection and you may begin to feel frustrated that you can’t orgasm… but don’t worry, to test full functionality towards the end of the procedure I’ll need to induce an orgasm. There are a number of ways I can do this surgically, but I find the most efficient way is to reduce the amount of anesthesia bringing you slightly more alert and stimulate the head of the penis to induce orgasm. The dimpled texture of my surgical gloves tend to cause patients to ejaculate pretty quickly when I stimulate the penis head either side of the frenulum. If I over stimulate and cause you any discomfort, just squeeze the nurses hand and I’ll reduce the stimulation. Just relax and we’ll begin the anesthesia now….” -- source link