Yep!! Sure seems so, i keep checking and no change for months. Very happy so far with the end result. Round 3 would be fun, but what i wanted/ better feeling, 100% successful. I think my wife would very much enjoy another round, i dont think it would be worth another 7-10 grand. When i win the lottery maybe.
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New to this and would love your feedback. Why so many insertion points? I thought Loria's procedure only used one. It does seem better for growth though since the serum is going straight into the dermis in so many spots. Any help would be appreciated.
Going so thick…does the filler or skin move after it sets?
What is the experience like after? Does it move as one solid piece of filler with the skin? So curious.
Your skin feels thicker like arm skin when soft. When hard you dont see veins as much. There is no solid piece, feels like normal skin.
Who offers the micro droplet method? I have only found loria and Dr. C for permanent solutions.
Lorias training lots of new ones around the US. Depends on what product you want. I think both docs are liked, i would prefer the experience of both over newbies
7 months post procedure. Getting lumps/nodules Closer to the base. Doesn’t matter too much, but don’t want it to look like I have a VD. Any suggestions on how to minimize them. (Massaging them out, etc)
i think it will be there permanently if the silicone already hardened
same thing with me i have like a ball on my base area
I would recommend moderate to hard pressure like pinching a big zit. Roll it around. I had one 7 months post op and i could feel it “pop”?? Then it went away. Don’t have any now. 3-4 x a day
Well after the swelling goes down,after 6 months that’s ur new shape & look,I was fortunate that my shape didn’t change after the swelling.
I am more than happy with shape and feel as well. Agree on the 6 month. Not much changed after month 2, just small differences in skin softness that only i would notice.
I have some technical questions, but I want to get them out there to get some opinions.
I am considering going through with the treatment but I have some hesitations.
Note: At this point I am only considering PMMA or Dr. Loria’s girth procedure.
1) Is there a difference in firmness between Dr. Loria’s solution and PMMA five years out?
2) Does the texture of Dr. Loria’s solution change over time (10 years or more post procedure)?
3) What are the guidelines on pumping 90 days post procedure and beyond?
4) At what point, post procedure, does material shift become no concern? Or is there always some concern considering the amount of force placed on the material?
-Examples: Using a strong traction devices or strong manual squeezing of the shaft.
5) What are the understood three worst outcomes five years out? What is the probability of those happening as a percentage of all outcomes?
6) Based on what I have read and from talking to the staff, it seems like the material is encapsulated by the patient's collagen. And that the matrix is not homogenous throughout. What are your thoughts of what the material looks like in there?
7) Dr. Loria is now using a multi-injection method. Do you guys have any ideas why?
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you
I am considering going through with the treatment but I have some hesitations.
Note: At this point I am only considering PMMA or Dr. Loria’s girth procedure.
1) Is there a difference in firmness between Dr. Loria’s solution and PMMA five years out?
2) Does the texture of Dr. Loria’s solution change over time (10 years or more post procedure)?
3) What are the guidelines on pumping 90 days post procedure and beyond?
4) At what point, post procedure, does material shift become no concern? Or is there always some concern considering the amount of force placed on the material?
-Examples: Using a strong traction devices or strong manual squeezing of the shaft.
5) What are the understood three worst outcomes five years out? What is the probability of those happening as a percentage of all outcomes?
6) Based on what I have read and from talking to the staff, it seems like the material is encapsulated by the patient's collagen. And that the matrix is not homogenous throughout. What are your thoughts of what the material looks like in there?
7) Dr. Loria is now using a multi-injection method. Do you guys have any ideas why?
Any input would be greatly appreciated!
Thank you
Honestly I would ask this question over at the phalloboards, they talk specifically about every procedure under the sun. That includes like the technical stuff which quite frankly i dont think you will find here.
Here is a quick short cut to where you would post that question General Phalloplasty / Penoplasty Discussion - 538281 - PhalloBoards - Penis Enlargement Surgery - Penile Enlargement Forum , i also would like to see all the answers covered.
Here’s a link to someone who received permanent damage from jelqing. He reached out for help and was attacked and made fun of
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