TOPIC: My fight against nodules
My fight against nodules
3 years 1 month ago #1308712616So my fight against the nodules so far has been a 5fu shot I will try out a few other dyi methods and if that doesn't work I will get another shot . Some people have great results for me this have been a total regret i knew better since i can turtle badly that this wasn't for me. I should have gone with the ligament release first or got botox done then the Girth procedure. I cant go back in time so all I can do is try to get this fixed. So next stop in this fight will be a dmso concoction if it works i will talk about it. I plan on using it 3 to 4 times a day and see what happens. I will figure this out and help others in the process. I'm not getting more PMMA to try to hide it as you can see from the pictures this sticks out in a very hey is that a std type of way. So when I have some news to share I will update here. Feel free if you got ride of huge nodules to comment and what did you do?
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It should be noted that nodules do not affect the health or function of the penis for those who may not otherwise know.
A few things to clarify:
As it pertains to removal, I've never said that removal is never necessary, only that it is a last resort, and issues like nodules are readily correctable without something as invasive as a de-gloving.
Also, I need to do a better job providing a PSA to uncut men who seek out dermal filler injections. The reality is, both through progress reports, as well as my conversations with different Doctors, uncircumcised men tend to have higher likelihood of issues, including the infamous accordion effect.
Furthermore, while some injectors may say that being uncircumcised is OKAY, this may be due to the fact that many American practitioners simply don't have the volume of patients to notice the subpar results that stem from uncircumcised patients. What do I mean? While the statistics seem to vary online, it appears that at least 70% of the American male population are circumcised (and as high as 90% in some other estimates), meaning that most Penis Doctors are working on circumcised men. The few uncircumcised men they get (2 out of every 10 patients ?) aren't always going to have aesthetic issues, only a portion of them will. This is why it isn't plainly obvious to most American practitioners that uncircumcised men have an increased risk of irregularities, while in Europe it is very well known (higher rate of uncircumcised men in the population). This isn't a knock on the American Doctors, but rather, the reality of our demographics. I intend on having a more open communication with American Sponsors regarding this matter.
I would say if you are uncircumcised and wish to get dermal filler injections, either look into getting adult circumcision, or if you are against that, opt for surgical options like Surgimend provided by the likes of Dr. Liu. This doesn't mean remaining uncut disqualifies you from these types of procedures, but you will have to go into it knowing it isn't optimal.
And as for the topic at hand, @uncuthero , I believe continued intervention of the nodules will work in due time. Many nodules soften and dissipate (they did for me), and others can be broken up via cannula and treated with Kenalog shots. Sometimes these treatment protocols may take 2 or 3 visits over the course of a year to resolve, but rest assure they usually do. DMSO has been a go-to method for some users here, but I would get a Doctors opinion on that before engaging in something that may or may not exacerbate your situation.
Keep us up-to-date for whatever methods work for you in your quest to resolve these aesthetic irregularities, and I'm confident you will find solutions.
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3 years 1 month ago #1308712627Your the first person I’ve heard that says it causes atrophy. I was told that it doesn’t cause a net loss.
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