TOPIC: Anyone try topical cannabis for swelling after PMMA ?

Not sure if appropriate topic, but I was wondering if anyone used canabis topical ointments to help reduce swelling and pain after PMMA/filler treatment?

I’m going to be getting my PMMA treatment on Aug 11th at Avanti . So flying to San Diego and thought to go to dispensary.

Also anyone have issues walking long distance either same day or next? Was considering walking around the area but not sure if wise or should be resting entire day.

Oslo wrote: Not sure if appropriate topic, but I was wondering if anyone used canabis topical ointments to help reduce swelling and pain after PMMA/filler treatment?

I’m going to be getting my PMMA treatment on Aug 11th at Avanti . So flying to San Diego and thought to go to dispensary.

Also anyone have issues walking long distance either same day or next? Was considering walking around the area but not sure if wise or should be resting entire day.

I'm not sure it's necessary to add anything outside of physician protocol; I would get the green light from your performing physician before applying anything to an area that's being treated by them.

When I first got the juvaderm
Filler, I used salonpas patch which helped pain greatly, only issue was side effect of skin rash for few days then gone. If theirs alternate to help ease then be good. I know Avanti provides some pain medication for the utmost package, but concerned on side effects of certain meds

I don’t think these ointments are meant to be put on open wounds. I personally wouldn’t be messing around with putting creams and chemicals on injection sites that aren’t closed yet.

I know I've already said it but I should re-emphasize this in another way: many of the Clinics here specialize in the area of male enhancement, and they are medical professionals just as well. They're familiar with the healing & recovery process and by going outside their prescribed protocol, you not only jeopardize complicating your own situation, but making it harder for your performing physician to rectify any consequences that stem from doing things outside their recommendations.

Furthermore, a Clinic like Avanti Derma has been doing thousands of penises for well over a decade, they are especially insightful on what to do and not to do. So again, if you wish to add any supplements, medication, or topicals, be sure you get the green light from your performing physician first, with instructions on how much & how to.

Oslo, don't take this personally at all, this isn't an infraction or anything, but I'm going to lock this topic as I believe it borders on "self-medicating" themes, and I believe there is enough reason to trust Avanti Derma in this regard (and not the forum, despite our good-will). Just ask them about the topical cannabis