Extra skin means more area to fill, more movement during placement, and a higher risk of irregular settling.
The patient in this video is uncircumcised, which requires a different approach than circumcised anatomy. Dr. Emer uses a cannula to create a plane under the skin first, binding hyaluronic acid blended with PMMA to the tissue in a way that reduces bunching as the skin moves.
The treatment starts at the top half, working circumferentially around about 270 degrees, then moves down the sides with a needle. The goal is to fill the full circumference so the result reads as natural thickness rather than a top heavy hump.
This is a building process. The session shown is a starting point, with additional treatments planned to achieve the final result. When Dr. Emer pulls the skin back in the video, the amount of area that could be filled becomes visible: as much as 100 cc's of filler based on the skin this patient has. The session uses a fraction of that, which is why realistic expectations and staged planning are part of the consultation.