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TOPIC: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287314880
Restoration wrote: Red, cortisone applied like that could thin the skin & probably is unlikely to reach the nodules. They are fairly deep, since they are under the skin and the first layer of fascia. So, the cortisone would probably just sit on the skin. Even when directly injected, cortisone (as Kenalog) isn't that effective.

I've never used DMSO for anything - but the comments about it are interesting on various sites. It's really promising that you managed to soften your scar tissue with it.

I'm guessing the UK has different brands and sources of this - but is there any you'd recommend? I'm thinking just to look on amazon.

Is the worst that could happen just redness? I remember reading something about how it can facilitate the movement of chemicals into the skin, but I don't really get it. If the molecule is too big, it won't go under the skin (and the fascia). It sounds like DMSO is definitely penetrating. Do you think it was definitely that or just the fact that so much time went by? What I've read is that fat grafts rarely soften up once they reach the hard state, so I'm thinking it was that.

I'd be so happy if there was an easy way to soften this stuff up without any more trips to TJ or injections (that don't work...I don't think). It's turning into quite a freakish situation...at least Flaccid. Erect, only one of them sticks out for now...and the other big one I just had cut out.

I used Jacobs Labs DMSO, which is American. I bought the 100% stuff and sucked 4 ml into a 5ml syringe. The other 1 ml would usually be iodine. You might have to play with the right mix, as like I said, it can irritate the skin and really sting. You might find you need more iodine or a touch of distilled water to dilute it a bit. I would suggest the 70% stuff but one of our member spoke to a chemist who said that wouldn't be strong enough.

I'm 100% convinced it was the DMSO. It'd had this hard lump for a year and then within a couple of weeks if using DMSO I noticed a difference. At first I thought it was a placebo effect, but it soon became apparent that it was getting softer. You can probably tell from my posts that I'm a real skeptic by nature and try and talk people out of most things. Yet over the years I've mentioned DMSO quite a few times and it's because I was so shocked and pleased at how well it worked.

But you need to be careful. Always make sure you penis is clean before applying and that the DMSO had absorbed and the skin is dry before letting it touch your clothes. I'd walk round naked for 10 minutes when I did it. So often I could only do it twice a day, when I got up and before bed. I gets quite annoying after a while.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1297189322
I've tried this technique but didn't stick with it long enough. I'm gonna give it another go. I, too, have been called out as fake and have had many rounds like you. I think it's completely obvious it's fake and any girl with experience is gonna know. At least those of us that have small glans, huge shafts, bumps, and other things most normal penises don't have. It disheartening, but I have more or less learned to not give a fuk. If she says it's fake or looks strange, I just say everyone is different and move on. Gonna stick with the DMSO this time. I will keep people updated as well.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1299968970
Charlie-
Where both PMMA and fat done 6 years ago? Have you had any blood work done?

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287312847
Check with Dr C first to make sure it's okay, but I really think DMSO would take care of this issue. Mix it with some iodine or apple cider vinegar. I had some rock hard lumps after surgery that wouldn't go away. Then I used DMSO and though the tissue is still there, it's now very soft. Just stick with it for several months.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287371225
Thanks Red - I'm gonna use less & just soak the q-tip more and do it that way. Where do you mix it? I've been reading how dmso absorbs everything & I think my glasses would have Jetdry residue on them or something lol... I don't even know.

This is gonna sound crazy, but I think one of the nodules is smaller...after 2 applications yesterday. This was in the same area where the pain sensation went away and also where i used the q-tip to massage it for a little while after. Then, when it was dry, I massaged the Nodule a little more with my fingers. I swear it is smaller now - but maybe I'm hallucinating from the placebo effect. The others didn't really change much, but I didn't put too much on those or massage them.

I did get a red patch of skin that lasted through to today still- not even where the Nodule went down. Just on one of the firm areas on top. The skin might be more sensitive there or maybe too much liquid got on that spot.

Are you still doing it and still improving?

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287640284
Restoration wrote: Hoddle, have you ever heard of anyone injecting DMSO? It's sold as sterile solvent for research use, and it is injected in mice for various research purposes. It appears PMMA is soluble in DMSO, though it's not clear.

www.tocris.com/dispprod.php?ItemId=210316

Yes I have actually. There is a guy who does Chemical PE, called Ronelle (or something like that.) He injected DMSO.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1303462623
Does PMMA slowly harden in general?

I actually would hope for it, i want a harder Dick, my PMMA is squishy.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287619553
I'm so pleased about that. It just always made sense to me that DMSO would be great for dealing with lumps etc with PMMA.

I wonder if it's worth using even if you don't have any specific lumps or hard areas. Obviously if your penis already feels completely natural then it's not worth trying. But many say they can feel the material. As I mentioned with me scar tissue, it didn't dissolve it, but softened it to the point I'm glad it's there as it feels totally like normal penis, only it gives me a tad more Girth. If I'd have PMMA, I'd be tempted to us DMSO for a month, to see if it can make the tissue feel more natural and just smooth everything out.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287312866
Yeah I'm on Doxy for 3 weeks. just over a week in so far. I'm also cleaning up my diet as that helped the last time I had a flare up. No yeast, dairy, sugar, caffeine etc. I do lemon juice and baking soda every morning and loading up on probiotics. I also use coconut oil on the implant 3 times a day. Fingers crossed.

I couldn't use the allopurinol because it caused my joint s to flare up big time. Altho if I go back to Tj again for Ken. injections I will ask if he can Rx it again and gibe it another shot.


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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287369704
I just use a very thin coating of the DMSO/ACV from the Q-tip. For me there isn't even enough for it to dribble. The soaked Q-tip should be enough as this stuff is pretty strong.

Glad you are already noticing some positive effects! This might just be very good news for many of us who have had PMMA implants.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287312874
Thanks Hoddle. I am waiting for Dr C to call me back but I still have DMSO so I'll give that a whirl. Do you massage the DMSO and ACV into the area?


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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1293490420
I was going to go to TJ for Kenalog to minimize a bulge I got from PMMA. Do you think DMSO could help instead or could it potentially harden the PMMA

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287323126
If you use soap to clean the area, rinse thoroughly and dry. Remember you don't want anything on the skin, including soap residue.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287363832
I just tried the formula with 2 parts DMSO and then 1 part ACV (mixed in a 3ml syringe - no needle, just the opening). I'll do 3:1 in a few days just to make sure my skin is ok with it. Then I put emu and castor oil on top.

Interestingly, after 10 min I had a reduction in "pain" that I didn't even know I had. I never thought I had any pain or discomfort in that area, but then after it was sitting on my skin for a while - it suddenly felt more relaxed or something. It could be the oil moisturizing the skin, I guess. I am only doing the left side with the major nodules for now - and I can even tell the difference between the two "pain" wise. I never consciously paid attention to "pain" cuz it wasn't pain...but it was something that didn't belong.

I smell like salad...I didn't use that much vinegar but - yea. Strong smell.

I had a hard time putting it on and not having it run down my leg and stuff. And the q-tip kept absorbing it entirely - but eventually I'll get the process down.

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Re: Why do fat grafts and PMMA harden? Could it be treated? (+DMSO Discussion)

11 years 2 months ago #1287660281
I found some posts googling him (ronielle) - I was just reading thundersplace - This is the thread if anyone's interested. He hasn't posted in this one, but they're discussing it. I have to wait for moderator approval before I can post. I'll keep looking for what he injected. Because I have one very prominent lump left (the other can probably be viewed as a vein) I'd love to inject it in that thing. I'm using it topically for now like Red1975 and you suggested.

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