I am sorry to hear about your ordeal. For those who have followed this forum long enough know my opinions about Loria (I refuse to call him "Dr.") as well as his deceptive
"proprietary filler." If you hear those words, run for the hills! I actually took at a look at Dr. Malik to see if he'd be a viable Sponsor to reach out to, but once I learned he was injecting this crap, it was a no-go for me. I'll say it for the newcomers, but
avoid silicone oil injections for penis enlargement, especially in high volumes!
Granted,
it is true that infections are an associated risk with most medical procedures that involve any breaking of the skin (like injections and incisions) where pathogens can enter your system, albeit very low when proper measures are taken, especially in non-surgical procedures. It is indeed a risk nonetheless, remember that these are elective procedures; once in a blue moon things can and do go wrong. It's a small gamble, even smaller if you deal with reputable, experienced, and mindful practitioners (Loria isn't someone I'd describe in that vain). Furthermore, some Practitioners will provide you a dosing of antibiotics post-op as a preventative measure, even if the procedure is an outpatient non-surgical dermal injection.
While it is technically possible for even a reputable, highly skilled Doctor to have a patient acquire an infection from a procedure, it's something so uncommon that I can't recall the last time any Sponsor here has had a case so bad that it required this level of treatment. In addition to this observation, Loria is notorious for having complaints of all types, and with his
proprietary filler, who's to say that it hasn't been tainted during the compounding/manufacturing process? While I can't know or say for certain, the very fact that he just won't offer
Hyaluronic Acid (
HA) or
Bellafill (
PMMA) tells me there is something fishy about this filler of his.
I don't know of any other cosmetic practitioner who uses THEIR OWN mystery injection cocktails; if they choose to mix two or more fillers, they'll simply tell you what it is they are injecting and you can decide against any one of them. The same can't be said for Loria's filler.
How much of this was just bad luck (that small percentage of patients that will end up with an infection after a simple, non-surgical outpatient procedure) -OR- how much of this was due to poor product quality (e.g. tainted) and/or negligence or incompetence on the part of the Clinic's sterilization protocols, DOES NOT MATTER with respect to Loria and his cronies, because if it wasn't an infection, it'd probably end up being some other ridiculous issue.
Hang in there man, per our discussion in private messages, take my suggestions seeking out Doctors who have dealt with Loria complications -- those who haven't, simply don't know what they are dealing with and may actually exacerbate the situation unintentionally (you'd be surprised to learn how often I hear about people telling me that their ER Surgeon,
Urologist, or Family Practitioner had no clue what they had done to their penis). Penis enlargement is still very niche & experimental
technically-speaking and therefore specialists are vital in acquiring the best care.
Do you mind if I ask what Loria or Malik said with respect to your situation, or if they offered to help? Were they at all at least trying to offer help, whether to you or your treating physician?