Tulsaguy wrote: Let\'s put it this way.
No one will ever want to touch your manhood if you have problems with PMMA. Not only will insurance not cover you, you\'ll be searching in vain just to find a doctor perform on you if you ever have complications.
Your body will eventually reject the PMMA and you will have complications when your body does reject it. I know there are people that don\'t want to hear this, but PMMA is a terrible choice for Girth enhancement for these reasons.
IMO, if you want Girth, go with FFT, or grafts, regardless of what anyone says about those options on this site. At least you will be able to find a surgeon to operate on you should you ever have any problems.
Finding a surgeon to operate on you wont be a problem even with
PMMA. Guys have silicone removed, so your statement is nonsense. But even if you find a surgeon, the problems might not be fixable no matter what you have injected. Fat, just like
PMMA adheres to the fascia. You might not want to hear that or whoever has been advising you might not want to hear, but it\'s true.
I know this for a fact as I\'m sitting here 2 weeks after yet another reconstructive surgery that hasn\'t worked. When my surgeon cut out the lumpy fat from my
FFT, too much fascia came away and now the shaft skin doesn\'t move. I also had
Necrosis when the fat was removed last year, which is the big fear with
PMMA Removal. A poster called IDbraveheart at MNS also have
Necrosis due to
FFT. His photos are or Dr Solomons site. But the problems with
FFT are nothing compared to grafts. I suspect whoever is giving you your information is trying to earn money from you.
I\'m not saying
PMMA is safe and whenever people PM me to ask my opinion I nearly always tell them to wait until we know more or simply not to do it. But guys need to recognise the older methods safety record is absolutely appalling and is the key reason we have started looking at options like
PMMA. As someone who had been around the surgical PE community for over a decade and been in contact with hundreds of guys who have had these procedures, it really concerns me that people still consider these older methods despite the fact it\'s perfectly clear that both the plastic surgery and
Urology community have rejected them.
Liquid silicone is still the most popular form of PE in the US. It might be illegal but it\'s still big business. There are several groups and forums like this one, dedicated just to silicone enlargement or \"juicing\" as they call it. Yet if you were to call Gary Alter and ask him what most of his reconstructions surgeries are, I bet he\'s name
FFT or grafts ahead of liquid silicone.
