TOPIC: Please help, looking for surgeon to remove lump

Might have been... That name rings a bell...lol

Here are some pics of the lump.

I think any unwanted side effects gained from an injection carnt possible be as bad as the possible side effects from surgical Removal.

cav8000 wrote: After reading through these posts about Kenalog injections, there is no way that I am even going to consider a Kenalog injection. It looks like removing as much of it as possible through an incision is most likely the best way to go. These Kenalog stories are scary! kenaloglawsuit.blogspot.com/2009/02/kena...ating-class.html?m=1

But look at the risks of Aspirin, paracetamol, water , air...Look at the complications of surgery.

This is the problem of a little knowledge. Potential for problems - yes, if there was no risk of problems then it means it does nothing. It does not mean it is more risky than surgery.

However surgery may do all you want and you go in with, maybe, a higher tolerence of the risk.

Thanks for the recommendations on Dr. Singh. I called them and he can actually see me. His office personel is real nice and helpful too. I might go see him and see what he can do. Consultation costs $250 and I have to drive from dallas to austin. Might be worth it though if the DMSO doesn't work.

@cav8000 i could see why you would want it removed, it's very noticeable. If i were you i would get PMMA to even it out and just have a bigger unit at the same time. Just a suggestion.