TOPIC: Dr. Muhammed Mirza

Lexus, I agree - payments are spread out and you can stop in throughout the year which seems a lot easier.
I also forgot to mention, I asked him how many syringes one would need to get .5\" on a 7\" penis and he said about 30. I would have to spread it out at that cost anyway.
The only thing that makes me nervous is that Dr. C has spent so much time perfecting his technique, this guy has to be a bit of a novice in this area at least.

Sorry of I was confusing - it is 3 syringes for $1,000.
There are .8cc\'s in a syringe.
I was texting him last night - the amount per syringe and the price so at least I have it in writing, but good point about checking the syringes as I have seen it discounted to 500 each for HIV patients when I was doing research on the stuff last night, not sure why he is cheaper than that.
The $250 cc comment represented what it would cost me in practical terms to go to see Dr. C and back.
Mirza said you have to pump everyday with this technique until it takes.

Your right. I definitely want to know if it\'s true.

indiano123 wrote: Hunkydory it\'s $250/ cc I thought it was $300

Is this the current Bellafill pricing? If so, that\'s pretty good considering that at one point in time it was running something like $800-$1000 a cc. I\'d verify packaging & syringes at those prices, just saying

Hunkydory it\'s $250/ cc I thought it was $300

If you were to go the Bellafill/Artefill route, you\'d have no choice to consider the very low volume + lengthy downtime between sessions in order to achieve a desirable outcome. Remember that you\'re dealing with a bovine carrier, not cellulose, which will take longer to absorb...in theory (and I could be very wrong), your penis would be subject to aesthetic irregularity on a daily basis as the penis will continue to be mold-able and not \"set in stone\" like Metacrill/Linnea Safe achieves in 24-48 hours. I\'m trying my darndest to remember/find the absorption window for the bovine carrier but I\'m pretty certain it\'s longer than cellulose carriers. This is why you\'d probably need very low volumes to make Girth enlargement practical, and even then you may find the post op massaging to be a regular thing. There isn\'t anyone on the forum I\'m aware of who has used this particular brand of PMMA for their penis, so I\'m going based on what is already known about the product.

I think I will try it and see for myself what actually gains I get instead experimenting. I still find it strange, I literally thought Bellafill was temporary but if it\'s truly permanent then it\'s worth a shot.

What do you think indiano123?

Hey hunkydory! I think if this guy truly does Bellafill then i might have second thoughts on experimenting injecting my own penis. I do agree that getting a little done here and there until we are satisfied with our results then $10,000 wouldn\'t be missed because the payments are spread out at our convenience. Plus we are so close to this Dr\'s office.

Wow thanks I never knew that.

No Bellafill is a form of PMMA - it was originally branded under Artefill. It is as permanent as what Dr. C uses.

Lol isn\'t Bellafill like HA? I only assume we get it redone every 6 months to keep the results.

.8 cc\'c in a syringe - I just asked. 1 cc = 1ml. It is definitely pricey but it is basically PMMA, so it is permanent. I think the 2-3 syringes is just to start to see how it goes. There are other questions to ask though, like which layer does he put it in, just under the skin etc. Also I still don\'t understand how 1.6 cc\'s of anything will do anything - but I am willing to see if I can tell any difference after the first visit. If I can I would proceed. Clearly he does not have the experience of Dr. C but his results are sort of all over the place too.

My neighbor just texted \"I don\'t know, can I ask why? - did you mean this for someone else? Are you having work done on your penis?\"

So you don\'t know how much cc\'s are in a syringe. Could you get more then just 3 syringes? I\'m only asking because wouldn\'t we just keep getting the same amount only to keep the filler, what if we wanted more of the product to be very thick.

So I just heard from him - he is super fast - he said it would take about 30 syringes at .8 ml to get .5 inches in Girth - that is about 10,000 - about 50% more than Dr. C but so much easier and I definitely like the slow build up idea. I need to do some research on Artefill which is Bellafill.