TOPIC: Starting to worry again

I think I have a mental disorder - I am utterly not diplomatic and definitely impatient with lengthy \"diplomatic\" discourses. Before this my post, I saw 38 posts in this thread! Couldn\'t someone, in the first few posts, have told this guy to fuck-off?

how come?

This stuff can\'t be removed. And if it can, the result would be hideous.

he said there were in fact differences between them: in marketing, cash flow, offices, licenses, and being on one side of the border. but in technique and stuff used, he\'s saying no difference. when he says back-alley he doesnt mean literally outside behind the dumpster. understand that in mexico it will be in a nice enough office, and while not like med-world wellness-glamour, everything will be done as best as possible, doubtless cleanly, and ... cheaply. hoddle\'s not saying you have been injected with sludge behind a dumpster by a mafia maniac, but that give or take, dr loria is doing what they are doing in mexico but for american prices.

both sides of the border will have an element of winging it. but the last thing you should do is worry about it. if something happens you can have it removed. but you wouldnt have your liver taken out today just in case it goes yellow in ten years time right?

But are you sure hoddle is an expert?

Saying that Dr. Loria is no different than back alley injections?

I\'m not sure about that.

hoddle10 wrote:
There is no real difference between regular silicone that was used in the 70\'s and 80\'s and Silikon1000. It\'s the injection technique that makes the difference. If a micro droplet technique is used, small, individual droplets of silicone are injected and over the coming weeks these individual droplets get encapsulated in collagen, just like PMMA, Ellanse or Radiesse. However, this technique takes a long time to do and only small amounts can be used to ensure each droplet is separate. If \"improper\" technique is used, the administrator just injects the stuff as if it were HA. Larger volumes are used and instead of individual micro droplets, a continuous blob of silicone is produced. This means it can move and migrate. Dr Loria tries to prevent this by trapping as much as the silicone in place with bandages etc, until a larger capsule has formed. It\'s no different to basic back street silicone injections, only much more expensive.

Thank you for clearing it up for me i understand now.

He told me that the amount he uses is too low to migrate much over time.

indiano123 wrote: In his other thread u said he will have just liquid what do u mean? Does the silicon1000 not become scar tissue since its a foreign body?

There is no real difference between regular silicone that was used in the 70\'s and 80\'s and Silikon1000. It\'s the injection technique that makes the difference. If a micro droplet technique is used, small, individual droplets of silicone are injected and over the coming weeks these individual droplets get encapsulated in collagen, just like PMMA, Ellanse or Radiesse. However, this technique takes a long time to do and only small amounts can be used to ensure each droplet is separate. If \"improper\" technique is used, the administrator just injects the stuff as if it were HA. Larger volumes are used and instead of individual micro droplets, a continuous blob of silicone is produced. This means it can move and migrate. Dr Loria tries to prevent this by trapping as much as the silicone in place with bandages etc, until a larger capsule has formed. It\'s no different to basic back street silicone injections, only much more expensive.

I don\'t know. I\'ll just wait and see and hope for the best.

hoddle10 wrote: There is no point worrying about it. If something happens you\'ll have to get it removed. If nothing happens, you wont. It\'s as simple as that. Just don\'t have anything else done.

In his other thread u said he will have just liquid what do u mean? Does the silicon1000 not become scar tissue since its a foreign body?

There is no point worrying about it. If something happens you\'ll have to get it removed. If nothing happens, you wont. It\'s as simple as that. Just don\'t have anything else done.

indiano123 wrote: U can try realself, yelp or something based on everything i see silkon1000 is permanent, you just dont know if what dr l is injecting is completely silkon1000.

I\'m just worried about it\'s long-term effects over 10 years, if. there are any.

U can try realself, yelp or something based on everything i see silkon1000 is permanent, you just dont know if what dr l is injecting is completely silkon1000.

neverendingjourney wrote: Don\'t you think you should have researched that before you did it. No offense, but have a little bit of sense..

Hey thanks. Do you have anything to contribute?

Don\'t you think you should have researched that before you did it. No offense, but have a little bit of sense..