TOPIC: Anybody had HA with Dr N?

I\'m still on/off with PMMA - HA is pricier and of course doesn\'t last but its much safer in the long run.

Apparently Dr N does it - wondering if anybody has been down that route with her?

Pretty pricey but relatively safe option.

I wonder how much experience she has in it.

I just dont know y u would u spend so much money on H/A i feel that if u had time and money just going through multiple rounds of 10% PMMA would give u good results. The initial complications that could occur are virtually the same. on another note i could definitely understand ur feelings on long term complications. Once you feel the thickness from any procedure, you wont want to go back to the old you.

kreungdd wrote: I just dont know y u would u spend so much money on H/A i feel that if u had time and money just going through multiple rounds of 10% PMMA would give u good results. The initial complications that could occur are virtually the same. on another note i could definitely understand ur feelings on long term complications. Once you feel the thickness from any procedure, you wont want to go back to the old you.

I wpujd say the huge difference is if something goes wrong as it can with PMMA it\'s hugely easy to do something about it with HA

That and of course HA what you see is what you get nearly immediately.

in june dr n emailed me the following after id asked about HA.

(she uses) \'Hydryalix Volumen or Deep (which is longer-lasting and very good quality), also Jalor or Juvederm\'. she said the price is 600 plus 150 euros per cc.

i\'d always meant to post this on PhalloBoards so thanks for the reminder.

@aleksk: can i ask please about dr n\'s unsatisfied PMMA patient? what exactly is his problem please? what does unpredictable mean? cheers.

btw the bit about \'longer lasting and very good quality\' is quoted from dr n in case there is any ambivalence about that.