TOPIC: HA Problem

I became concerned about stretched skin before reading this but their own site now says...

"Increasing the thickness of the penis too much will permanently stretch the skin and is more likely to lead to complications. If the penis is thickened with too much filler (20ml+) the skin will become loose and stretched when the filler goes down."

I'm sure there was also a little bit still there from before we dissolved after using the needle and started using the cannula as well as dissolving never seems to get it all, my worry is that I was quite under average Girth to begin with and combining this with the fact that I've done more than the recommended amount for someone average could have caused me problems. I hope you are right, it feels very loose and squishy but I can also feel large lumps of filler in some places. The Doctor I've been seeing to dissolve in Manchester has assured me that this is just due to there being bits of filler stretching it out and gaps in the other parts and that when dissolved it will go back to normal, but he didn't know how much I had done or what my original size was like Flaccid. The last dissolve I had a few weeks back made it feel even looser and squishier but there is still a good amount left to dissolve.

Both Doctors I have went to have also always been a bit hesitant about the amount they were comfortable dissolving saying that it can affect some of the natural tissue and H.A, yet I feel I need to be firm at my next appointment and ask to have it all dissolved as it seems to be going on forever. Firstly I need to see what I am dealing with when/if it goes back to normal before having more done, and secondly I think approaching another session of HA when there is a large amount of filler remaining from 2019 is only going to cause more complications.

When you say quite under avarage Girth, what do you mean? Could you post your pre-HA measurements to have an idea of your starting point?

Is it common for HA to still be present even after 5 dissolving sessions? One of the appeals of HA is that it's easily reversible but if that's not the case then that should cause people to reevaluate it as a penis filler. Especially with recent word that it may last much longer than advertised.

otis wrote: Is it common for HA to still be present even after 5 dissolving sessions? One of the appeals of HA is that it's easily reversible but if that's not the case then that should cause people to reevaluate it as a penis filler. Especially with recent word that it may last much longer than advertised.

Hi Otis,

Good question. It really is not common to have to dissolve it - I can only think of 1 case. And it depends on how many ml. Obviously much easier to dissolve 1 ml vs 20 ml. Also the Hyalase is quite expensive (at least here in Australia) so limiting the dose. Other things that may limit the ease of dissolving is fine fibrous bands in the space separating the HA into different segments. But compared to everything else it is much easier to dissolve.

It's not been easy for me Otis but then again I haven't requested to have the entirety of it dissolved and I don't think the Doctor realises that it's 24ml of H.A he's dealing with in there. I've mainly been trying to dissolve the irregularities so it'll be easier to smooth out when I have my next treatment, I probably should just dissolve the entire thing dissolved now. We have tried to dissolve a Nodule that formed near the head on 5 occasions and it just won't go away, this could be because it's hard to locate it when Flaccid but very apparent when Erect, either way it's been there since December 2018, the last session dissolved a little bit of it finally. If there are risks involved with dissolving (such as affecting the natural tissue) I think this should be made more apparent as I was only made aware of them when I asked to have it dissolved, so if using too much Hyalase is dangerous but a lot of Hyalase is needed to dissolve then it doesn't suggest an easy reversal process to me.

Dr Oates you say you have only had to dissolve once, is that because you have had no patients with problems or is it just that when problems do occur you address them a different way?

Snafu86 wrote: It's not been easy for me Otis but then again I haven't requested to have the entirety of it dissolved and I don't think the Doctor realises that it's 24ml of H.A he's dealing with in there. I've mainly been trying to dissolve the irregularities so it'll be easier to smooth out when I have my next treatment, I probably should just dissolve the entire thing dissolved now. We have tried to dissolve a Nodule that formed near the head on 5 occasions and it just won't go away, this could be because it's hard to locate it when Flaccid but very apparent when Erect, either way it's been there since December 2018, the last session dissolved a little bit of it finally. If there are risks involved with dissolving (such as affecting the natural tissue) I think this should be made more apparent as I was only made aware of them when I asked to have it dissolved, so if using too much Hyalase is dangerous but a lot of Hyalase is needed to dissolve then it doesn't suggest an easy reversal process to me.

Dr Oates you say you have only had to dissolve once, is that because you have had no patients with problems or is it just that when problems do occur you address them a different way?

Only had to dissolve it all once. If you have a persistent Nodule despite hyalase then get it injected with steroid. I use a mix of Triamcinolone A10 and 5 Flurouracil. I hear a lot of resistance to steroid injections (on other forums for face nodules) but it does not really worry me at all. Well not enough to stop me if it is needed.

Apparently it's not a Nodule just a little lump of HA but it moves about too much and is too hard to locate Flaccid so we never seem to get it, its the rest of it I'm more concerned about now at this stage and I'm really questioning how dissolvable the pluryal really is, about 7 sessions of dissolving and its barely made any difference to any of it, I had the filler over 2 years ago and it just will not go away. What would cause it to be so stubborn?

I have never used Pluryal but have never heard of it being difficult to dissolve . Will see if I can find anything out.

Post pictures here please. People can help you so much more if you do so.

Hallo @Snafu86 do you have any update?

Still trying to get rid it, had about 4 sessions of dissolving maybe more since posting this yet still a lot remains and squishier than ever. Yes it's reversible but it's certainly not "easily reversible"

I did get rid of the persistent lump so I guess that's a positive.

What’s your size do you think it’s because you had to much filler that it went soft ?

I never took measurements before I started so I don't know exactly and now taking measurements would be pointless because it's just squishiness. I've been for more hyalase sessions since the last post and again it has made no difference at all. Pluryal was advertised as a low risk easily reversible product, all I'll say is anyone considering this with the claim of "easily reversible" in mind as one of the positives might want to reconsider that claim.

And yes I think having too much may have been the problem, I should have stuck with 10 ml or so This may also be why its so difficult to dissolve but even so over a year of dissolving sessions and getting nowhere is not an easy process.

Where are you located?

Do you rekon it was just a bad filler ??
That’s why it’s soft ? Maybe you should try another place