TOPIC: Dr Ivan Aguilar

• Rigid silicone implants for purposes of enlargement (and NOT erectile dysfunction, those are a totally different story)
• Large volume of silicone oil or gel injections

Skeptical_One wrote: I was/am in talks with him for Sponsorship here, especially since he offers a variety of Male Enhancement services including lengthening. However, I told him that I could not extend a Sponsorship opportunity as long as he promoted or included this "peniflex" device. This material is essentially the Mexican version of the rigid silicone implant we call the "Penuma" in the U.S., or at least that's how Dr. Aguilar described it. Since patents are at play, I'm sure there are some nuanced differences, but they basically achieve Girth the same way.

The PhalloBoards is a No-Silicone-Zone, and by that I mean myself, the Moderation team, most forum veterans, and all my Sponsors (Doctors & Clinics), and even some credible & reputable non-Sponsors have denounced the use of silicone for the purposes of penis enlargement. That isn't to say silicone can't be effective in other parts of the body, but in my decade of moderating a penis enlargement site, silicone has always been a poor choice for penile augmentation.

This is due to both the frequency of complications/issues/complaints, AND the severity of complications if & when they do occur. It doesn't help that (historically) the few Doctors that offer it also have poor ethical track records, although I'm not alleging Dr. Aguilar is necessarily unethical - I gave him reasons to discontinue the use of this device and until he does or doesn't, I will withhold any Sponsorship (which also means denying myself additional income, so I hope my readership truly understands I give a damn).

The No-Silicone-Zone I speak of includes:

• Rigid silicone implants for purposes of enlargement (and NOT erectile dysfunction, those are a totally different story)
• Large volume of silicone oil or gel injections

That said, Dr. Aguilar could very well be a good surgeon but until such time he discontinues the use of his silicone, I'm afraid I cannot recommend him in good faith, Sponsorship or not.

Skeptical_One wrote: I have no doubt he's a fantastic surgeon, and I'd like to work with him one day, but the silicone implant wasn't necessarily a knock against him, just a responsibility of mine having moderated a surgical penis enlargement site not to endorse these sorts of obsolete & unacceptably high-risk procedures.

For example, there are a bunch of new doctors in the U.S. offering a specific brand of rigid silicone implant, many of whom don't see the implant's inherent flaws right away. I wouldn't be surprised to see many of them discontinue its use after months & years of what will clearly present themselves as a poor complication rate. I mention this because there is reason to believe Dr. Aguilar is simply not acquainted (yet) with the rigid implant's inherent flaws, namely the idea of a "dildo inside your penis" just doesn't work well; in other words, I don't think he employs the use of the implant intentionally irresponsible like some other physicians I've covered in the past.

I hope there can be some reconciliation with his Clinic and my stance on the implants, perhaps having a way to have him on board without him promoting the implant here? I'm not sure, ethics & site integrity is paramount to me, so it'd be something I'd have to dwell on.

Good luck with your procedure though, look forward to your progress reporting!

Do328 wrote: I’ve tried to post pictures and I’m unable to.

Do328 wrote: I’m 14 days post op with Dr. Ivan.
Pre op Flaccid length was around 4 inches, now it’s over 5.
Flaccid Girth was around 3.5-4”, now it’s closer to 6.
Pre op Erect length - 8.25”
Pre op Erect Girth - 5.25”

My lig cut instantly added a little over an Inch. I’ll have an unevenish scar cause it opened up.

My FFT seems decent and even. Only issue is that I got Circumcised and my inner Foreskin is so swollen (looks like I have a donut of swollen Foreskin) that I’m having trouble sticking the head out and opted to leave it until some of the swelling goes down.