My success with dr. loria

I'm 7.5 erect girth and 6 .75 to 7 flaccid depending on temp. My bad it does look like I wrote it 7.5 limp. If you look in my past post you'll see my pics.
Dude.. I just checked out your pic from the past.. you look great. Don’t complain… lol… how many procedure you had ? And how much erect length it increase before the procedure and after all the procedure ? And are your results permanent so far ?
 
I think I'm finally going to go through with it. After my last partner (couldn't feel anything) I need girth mostly but a few questions. Are there long term consequences??? Also, is it possible you think I can go from around 5.5 inches x 4.8 to 7 inches length and at least a little more than 5 inch girth? Also how long does it last?
 
And here are a few more two weeks after second procedure.
Hey G. What was your flacid/erect length before and after. Your pictures look like we may be close to the same size before but you know how pics look as opposed to in person and I am planning on getting this procedure done in April.
 
How many procedures will you/can you have. is there a limit to how much you can put into your penis?
I suggest you read the thread. There is a considerable amount of first hand, practical information her. You can have as many procedures as you require, but it's about the collagen growth response, and size you are looking to obtain. The smaller you are OEM, the more it takes to reach the size you want. But, if you are a fast responder, it will take a lot less. I went from 4 7/8" to 7 1/2" in two shaft procedures, but that's unusual.
 
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Hey guys. I’m new here. Can anybody tell me if they have heard of filler moving after this procedure and causing health concerns? I’ve already had one procedure done and scheduled for the second. Phalloboards has posted a lot of things speaking against Loria and I just wanted to see if there was any information here. Thanks.
 
I suggest you read the thread. There is a considerable amount of first hand, practical information her. You can have as many procedures as you require, but it's about the collagen growth response, and size you are looking to obtain. The smaller you are OEM, the more it takes to reach the size you want. But, if you are a fast responder, it will take a lot less. I went from 4 7/8" to 7 1/2" in two shaft procedures, but that's unusual.
Hey is there a way to private message you?
 
Hey guys. I’m new here. Can anybody tell me if they have heard of filler moving after this procedure and causing health concerns? I’ve already had one procedure done and scheduled for the second. Phalloboards has posted a lot of things speaking against Loria and I just wanted to see if there was any information here. Thanks.
I know that he expects patients to wear some kinda ring after the surgery but he never tells them why. We know why, it is to stop migration. No guarantee it still wont migrate after you take it off though just pray.

I also visit the phalloboards and happened to see a topic that literally had a guy write
"Thanks Skeptical one. I have been in contact with Mark Solomon office the other day and talked with his receptionist. She told me that Dr. Solomon has fixed Dr Loria work many of times. She stated that mostlikey it would all need to be removed. Also yes he does do virtual consultation. You get an hour I believe for $250.

Today I made a call to Dr Carney office and talked with his consulten. He was full of information and stated the doctors there have fixed many of Dr. Loria work also. As of now I'm planning on sending them pics and find out what they can do for me."

I mean thats the nail in the coffin for me.
 
Hey. So small world but I have spoken with the members of phallobord that you’re quoting from…
From what I’m gathering I think Loria’s procedure does have the risk of migration - so he does use a rubber band to create a seal for the filler to stay and solidify. The only place it can travel is within the tissue tho, not bloodstream. I don’t feel that in it of itself is any bigger of an issue than that of other permanent filler injections (such as pmma) since I have seen and heard experiences from pmma that has resulted in small knots or little imperfections . I realize that phalloboards really is passionate about not using silicon based filler but … it is there for a reason. Dermatologist use it all the time. I’ve seen people speak against pmma and other fillers they promote on there and they are blocked Or the conversation is locked out…. If it was truly an open forum I don’t feel that should happen.
i do like the phallobords people tho. I’m happy they have a forum for this topic and love to support their member’s in their journey. I just personally haven’t experienced bad results with Loria and I know many feel the same way. I came on this forum to see the other side and compare.
 
Just to clarify. I mean no disrespect to the guys at phalloboards. Just expressing my personal opinion.
 
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The only ones blocked on there are shills or practitioners actively pushing high volume silicone.

That's what Loria uses. Literally talking to a guy elsewhere experiencing serious issues likely stemming from silicone. It's just not compatible with the body and there's a reason it was only sought out for approval in micro drops for retinal use. Your body cannot deal with it, it cannot fight an infection if one develops, it's just a ticking time bomb. PMMA has its own issues but it is completry different in every single way. It's not a volume filler. The spheres are inert and bio compatible. Yes you can get lumps, bumps, uneveness, lots of minor issues but they're not in the same realm of complexity as a bad reaction to silicone.

There's guys on only fans even who have gone to Loria, had a nightmare, and never talk about it publicly. I don't know if he makes you sign off on something or threatens to sue or whatever when people have a bad experience but they're definitely out there. Any legitimate cosmetic practitioner would look at high volume silicone injections as insane. Unless you're a hair restoration guy I suppose.

Save up your money and stick with products that are relatively safe and proven and easier to deal with if a problem arises. Or don't and good luck
 
The only ones blocked on there are shills or practitioners actively pushing high volume silicone.

That's what Loria uses. Literally talking to a guy elsewhere experiencing serious issues likely stemming from silicone. It's just not compatible with the body and there's a reason it was only sought out for approval in micro drops for retinal use. Your body cannot deal with it, it cannot fight an infection if one develops, it's just a ticking time bomb. PMMA has its own issues but it is completry different in every single way. It's not a volume filler. The spheres are inert and bio compatible. Yes you can get lumps, bumps, uneveness, lots of minor issues but they're not in the same realm of complexity as a bad reaction to silicone.

There's guys on only fans even who have gone to Loria, had a nightmare, and never talk about it publicly. I don't know if he makes you sign off on something or threatens to sue or whatever when people have a bad experience but they're definitely out there. Any legitimate cosmetic practitioner would look at high volume silicone injections as insane. Unless you're a hair restoration guy I suppose.

Save up your money and stick with products that are relatively safe and proven and easier to deal with if a problem arises. Or don't and good luck
Interesting. Do you happen to know what guys on OF?
 
I do think PMMA is an excellent filler. I know a lot of dudes who have it and the results are great. Issue for me is this - I’ve had no bad experience at all whatsoever. Had one procedure done and filly paid for my second already so it’s hard for me to want to jump ship with all these mixed reviews
 
Interesting. Do you happen to know what guys on OF?
I don't really want to say because it was shared in confidence. That guy has been mentioned on here, people assumed he has fillers, and he's extremely fit. Not talking about thefack
 
I do think PMMA is an excellent filler. I know a lot of dudes who have it and the results are great. Issue for me is this - I’ve had no bad experience at all whatsoever. Had one procedure done and filly paid for my second already so it’s hard for me to want to jump ship with all these mixed reviews
I do think PMMA is an excellent filler. I know a lot of dudes who have it and the results are great. Issue for me is this - I’ve had no bad experience at all whatsoever. Had one procedure done and filly paid for my second already so it’s hard for me to want to jump ship with all these mixed reviews
PMMA can be great if it's done correctly. I wouldn't go to Emer. If I was bent on a US practitioner hands down Rupeka.

Phallo has sponsors but they cover everything except silicone...

As for you I mean I wouldn't panic. It's done. If you have no issues you could be fine. I probably wouldn't disturb it more than you have to if no issues. If you know one more round with get you where you want I guess take the risk and you may very well be good to go for years. Just from a base point... There is literally no reason to be pushing silicone. I can't understand why this guy still is.
 
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Gotcha. Thanks for saying that. I’ve called, messaged, read forums… as much as I can and at the end of it all I feel like it’s a mixed bag. When people have issues the dog on Loria (which I get. I would too if I was in their shoes) but I also know that a lot of this is patient specific. So it’s hard to make hard and fast rules I feel.
like I said I’ve had zero issues. I even reached out to Loria himself and got a reply within a day. I went over my concerns and what I’ve been reading and I understand what he was saying.
I just want to reach my goals lol. #Billyglidecock