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TOPIC: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

Re: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

15 years 3 weeks ago #1271383034
@mustang, why would Dr.C mix his own? I mean 10% comes out of a 10% container and same for 20% correct? So why any mixing need be performed?
However in the event that he did that anyway. We still should be able to see the batches and dates of the groups he mixed. I mean lets say he put 2-5% together to make 10% its not impossible to say which two he used. Also I would believe its to his benefit to track it based on a possible complication from a bad batch which would need to be traced to pinpoint the culprit. So there may be more questions that may arise from this practice if it is confirmed. I know Wade reads the boards so maybe they will address this and present a bit of re-assurance.

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Re: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

15 years 3 weeks ago #1274213883
If you told me "in 30 years your Flaccid Cock will be hard, you will have slight pain in the skin when you get an Erection, and you will have some lumps, but erectile ability and sensation remain unaffected" I would get this done. Now if you told me I would need invasive surgery to have it removed and possibly chunks of your Dick removed that would be a different story altogether, but I guess these things are possibilities, gotta way the pros v cons.

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Re: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

15 years 3 weeks ago #1289563644
I'd email both Dr C and Prof Lemperle if I were you.

Do you have any photos of how it normally looks? It seems swollen to look at, but you've had 4 rounds, so I'd imagine it must look pretty big normally.

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Re: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

15 years 3 weeks ago #1278363901
I never considered that before...interesting.

It's pretty easy to convince a woman, 'yeah I've got this weird ___ on my penis, I was born like that'...they have no grounds to question you. But a guy wont be as easily shut up since they are more familiar.

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Re: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

15 years 3 weeks ago #1269780221


Two key articles on granulomas authored by Dr. Lemperle. Please, take a look, as they are very informative.

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Re: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

15 years 3 weeks ago #1271969533
miracle7 wrote: ... shared openly what others were only willing to discuss with me via PM...
7x7 this is the second time you have mentioned other (potentially serious) complications that you know of.If you know of other serious complications you need to provide that info to the members. Just like in studies you don't have to provide any indidvidual info. Just the type and number instances of the complication similar to this table on page 7

atsh.co.ir/Catalogs/articles/Aphrodite%2...%20years%20study.pdf

I hope to see a similar table for each type of procedure (Alloderm, FFT, Elist, PMMA, ...) in a sticky thread so members can always find it.

Thanks for your great work moderating this site.

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Re: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

15 years 3 weeks ago #1271940094
fran_berlin wrote: @cabronThanks for your message.4 years ago, before I did the operation, I went in this forum or this kind of forum to read the maximum I found on the subject.I never found anyone with 4 years background, who could have explained me anything.Here, I am reporting what I lived: after 2/3 years, the body rejected it. I saw in total 3 doctors (generalist, Dermatologist, surgeon) for this, all with experience and working in the biggest hospital here (and I live in a big city): they all agree on this point.PMMA is a "foreign product", it is not the only one used in medicine today.They were positive saying my body rejected the product. They had heard about PMMA, but not injected in the penis. They have each one many years of study and experience.
As I said, I never published before in forums, I am doing this to inform people like me, as I was 4 years ago when I had no idea, and when I did this mistake. Of course doctors injecting PMMA have their motivations, the ones here other motivations.
I am just reporting what I went through. Some seen to say they are more clever that doctors (skeptical), so please respect the rules of the forum you try to make people respect here.And if you think you respect the rules, please show a little of respect, because all are talking to me with respect and tried to convince me to publish it all when i did not want to, because they understood it could be a important info for many guys. Skeptikal, if you think the best doctors in one of the biggest european hospital, themselve teaching future doctors... if you think that such a team who worked seriously on my case, talked together, made anaylisis of the product extracted... if you think they are wrong when all the team of doctors agreed on the rejection... it means you just take pleasure contradicting people, and that you have more knowledge than them.As cabron said, if this debate is going this way, I will just stop talking and so will do the potential candidates.thanks for all the messages of respect, and i am good today, so it is a happy "ok" story at the end. thanks again
I'm a bit flabbergasted by your post. I have not once proclaimed that your doctors were wrong. I have not started a debate, I have only asked questions. Perhaps there is an misunderstanding of the context of my messages if maybe English is your 2nd language. I am sincerely concerned about your situation and yearn to know more about your story. You would do your fellow man a service by continuing to share your background on the topic, and we would all greatly appreciate it.
I'm a natural skeptic, so I tend to openly speculate and I openly question - but I do so conscious of your situation and I do so to add to the discussion. Please have my understanding. Thanks.

-S.O.

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Re: Infections, Complications, Risks of PMMA?

15 years 3 weeks ago #1273047551
@SO

Well said. I hope I didn't imply that there is a non-evasive PE surgery procedure out there. Because there isn't. If it doesn't "take" (whatever op you choose) be ready for it. Research is key. Read everything on these forums and others before making a decision.

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