TOPIC: Update on my surgical removal

I apologize for the disconnected messages that ended up on multiple threads. So putting it all here.
In November 2021, I saw Dr. Dellinger and he injected the silicone oil and had great response. Had a couple of nodules that he drained pretty quickly but we didn’t reach the size goal that I wanted. So in 2023 we did a second round and it really did nothing except create a couple of larger nodules that he wanted me to massage out. The largest one was basically having a Cock ring embedded at the base of my penis. It finally broke up about a year later into several large pieces. I was out of money to do another round and he felt bad about the lack of increase after the second one so he included me in a trial of a new product that includes PMMA, and CMA/silicone oil. The goal is to get FDA approval for this. There were 20 of us in the trial. Including an acquaintance of mine.
It created more size than I wanted actually which was fine. I started just under 5 inches around back in 2021 and after this trial I was at 7 inches around. If I wore a Cock ring due to ED it was 8 inches around. As hot as that sounds and what Guy doesn’t want the biggest one, it literally is the size of a water bottle.
I started having nodules and did a really good job of keeping him informed. Anytime I reached out I came into the office. They did pictures, and told me to go home and massage them and at some point if I wanted, we could use Kenalog. But wanted me to be patient And keep massaging. At one point there were only 10 or so nodules and when it got closer to 25. I went in and said I I want to do the Kenalog. I believe tthat was in October.
Suddenly, Kenalog was no longer an option. Telling me that it doesn’t work on PMMA unless it’s done quickly. In the beginning of every procedure, he told me it was reversible with Kenalog. Otherwise, I would never have done it.
He said he would do the surgery for free, but I didn’t trust him. He tried to set me up with a Urologist that he works with who has done the surgeries and have him work with him to help with my trust. It took two months to get an appointment and I had to pay $50 just to get the appointment in advance despite having insurance. Two days or so before the appointment the doctor canceled. In the meantime, I was already working with my Urologist who was very concerned since the nodules were now at around 30+.
So he did the surgery on January 10. It looks pretty hideous, but I’m trying to be positive because I know it’s traumatic. He was able to remove 70% of it saying that the rest of it was like super glow and didn’t want to damage the skin.
I’m attaching a few pictures of my original penis, after the first one and the second one and the third one.
I have filed a complaint with the Texas medical board and interviewing attorneys because he gave me misinformation.. I’ve also had multiple consultations with doctors in the field of enhancement, and they all agree that Kenalog wouldn’t work and Massage doesn’t work on something this severe especially. And that the injectable steroid would have to be done early to be effective. Dellinger didn’t seem to want to do that and I trusted him.
Honestly, the silicone oil in the first round was awesome and if the second round had gone the same, I would’ve hoped to reach the goal and I would’ve been thrilled with the whole thing except for what I call “fauxskin” that developed after the first procedure. It seems to be pretty common, but no one talks about it and it’s not on any website that I can see of any doctor as a potential side effect or in any after picture. I got used to that, but did have comments about it. I also had significant disfigurement because it’s not balanced. You can see that in the last pictures.
It’s created multiple events of rejection where people have obviously been turned off by it, I’ve been turned off by it, it’s like masturbating a bag of skittles basically. It’s deformed and I lost a great deal of sensitivity. I was able to “finish “five times in a four month period. And for the first time in my life, lost Erection during sex because I was turned off by it. It’s created a significant amount of depression, lack of confidence, additional ED, really wrecked my life.

Thanks for sharing. I won't go into the "politics" of Dellinger and his (past or current) association with Loria only to say that silicone oil can and does usually look VERY aesthetically pleasing and its permanent -- and that's where the deception unfortunately gets many guys, because often times the complications that can stem from silicone oil are omitted, and these "proprietary fillers" (I suspect, can't actually prove at present time) provide a better profit margin for the injectors (hence their willingness to turn a blind eye). Also, think about why most successful & credible Practitioners don't use (or outright condemn) silicone oil in high volumes for penis enlargement.

That PSA out of the way, I sincerely hope you find all the resources you need here -- your penis is salvageable and I'm convinced with the proper treatments & therapies moving forward now that your removal procedure has been done can work. I should also suggest getting 2nd opinions from Doctors who've done Reconstructive Urological repair on silicone-exposed penises, Dr. Carney of Rejuvall comes to mind, and I can happily provide other names if you wish to reach out to me directly (via private message or email-- This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.).

Good luck, and thanks for posting, it takes a lot to muster the strength to post when in a disappointed mindset -- you're helping many others in the process. And also good on you for reporting these silicone pumpers to the respective Medical Authorities.

We're here for you and if you check out User uncuthero's story, you'll see that nodules aren't the end-game and there is light at the end of the tunnel.

Thank you for the words of encouragement.
Luckily, he cannot say that he did not tell me it can be reversed. I have my chart notes at least as many as I can get from him. There were several follow up appointments that have no progress notes at all.
Luckily, in one of them, he documented that if it did not improve, then he would consider injecting with Kenalog. So he can’t deny that he told me. It’s there in black-and-white.
Also, when I requested my records, which took multiple times, he sent me someone else’s consent form. So I have another person‘s name/consent form. One would think when dealing with someone who’s really unhappy that whatever they sent would be 100% accurate. I work in the healthcare field and deal with PHI all the time and if I had to send confidential records out in a situation like this, I would’ve had another colleague check each document to make sure it was accurate. So that will be updated on the medical board report as well
What a mess. Hopefully I’ll be able to get into the surgeons tomorrow because as soon as I unwrap it, it starts bleeding again and I’ve already been to the ER once for that. It’s manageable now but it’s painful and distressing.

atxguy wrote: Thank you for the words of encouragement.
Luckily, he cannot say that he did not tell me it can be reversed. I have my chart notes at least as many as I can get from him. There were several follow up appointments that have no progress notes at all.
Luckily, in one of them, he documented that if it did not improve, then he would consider injecting with Kenalog. So he can’t deny that he told me. It’s there in black-and-white.
Also, when I requested my records, which took multiple times, he sent me someone else’s consent form. So I have another person‘s name/consent form. One would think when dealing with someone who’s really unhappy that whatever they sent would be 100% accurate. I work in the healthcare field and deal with PHI all the time and if I had to send confidential records out in a situation like this, I would’ve had another colleague check each document to make sure it was accurate. So that will be updated on the medical board report as well
What a mess. Hopefully I’ll be able to get into the surgeons tomorrow because as soon as I unwrap it, it starts bleeding again and I’ve already been to the ER once for that. It’s manageable now but it’s painful and distressing.

Holy! Someone else's consent form (never mind the delays in getting the paperwork period) -- talk about what I would assume is a major HIPAA violation.

I might of forgiven a Doctor if everything else was stellar (bedside manner, results & satisfaction, and timeliness in providing medical records), and would have informed the Doctor personally (because this was likely an Administrative error) so that he or she can ensure it doesn't occur again. Then you have a guy who was affiliated with Loria using silicone products (proprietary fillers that are not FDA approved as far as I know) who stalled on a timely release of your Medical Records, and still has the belligerence of committing a HIPAA violation?! In this instance, an Administrative Error is very much on him, because should know the sensitivity of your situation and should be extra considerate when handling your case file.

You know, all that schooling to become a Surgeon just to get swindled by the likes of Loria and can't even operate a Medical Practice at the most basic levels of competency. This is a common thread with Loria-related quacks.

Do you know if any of the Doctors working on you outside of Dellinger have any experience or familiarity with your situation (i.e. penile dermal fillers, nodules, and even possibly granulomas)? And if so, how much really? And if not, have you considered potentially seeking out alternatives who may provide you a better prognosis by putting you on the best path for recovery & resolution?

I’ve had several consultations about how to proceed and didn’t have a whole lot of choice but surgery given the number of nodules. 30+ and some the size of marbles. My surgeon took pictures for me.
And totally agree about the HIPAA violation. I added that to my state complaint to the medical board.
They reached out for more information. The people I have done consultations with have been mentioned on this site before so I feel confident that they will give the same answers as I have that this cannot be dissolved and reversed just with an injection as I was led to believe. Seems it can be effective early on, but not once it is settled and not on that many nodules.

Adding pictures from today. It’s been one week today since the surgery and no bleeding after the shower. I did wrap it lightly anyway. It’s pretty distressing to look at.

Thanks for sharing, just to confirm- this was from that experimental filler that was silicone oil or something correct?

What did the doctor say is the recovery time and you can still get erections right? Did they say it would be possible or did Avanti Derma say it would be possible to get filler afterwards?

Yes, this was from a combo of PMMA and silicone oil that is being part of a trial for FDA approval
I’m supposed to keep it wrapped to help with some bleeding. I’m up now because I woke up at four with a bloody bandage. It’s fine and it really wasn’t much blood, but seems like a lot more when you see it on white boxers. It had already stopped bleeding by the time it woke me up. As far as Erection, those will happen and I am to ignore them.

Sorry I missed your last part about future filler use. My Urologist who did the surgery is very against them because of issues like what I’ve experienced. He had been trained to insert penuma but saw so many infections and negative consequences and most had to be removed. These were not just ones that he implanted but other surgeon as well so I don’t consider it an issue about him. But fillers, in general he’s not support above. If I don’t have an appropriate/acceptable shape, I think he would support some use of it but not the permanent kind. He said it’s basically super glue stuck to my skin and he was very happy it didn’t stick to my penis.

I would imagine you would need some kind of filler after you heal up to get back a normal shape.

I guess maybe the temporary ones like HA filler or Radiesse. After seeing Alias9 results I'm going to hit up Avanti Derma with the next two procedures using Linneasafe PMMA.

These are the pics from day 10 after surgery. The derma bond is the black area. Apparently it turns black if it gets blood in it it can also turn dark purple. I am relieved to know it’s not dead skin.
However, it seems tight and I need to talk to the doctor tomorrow about how to remove it or if I should because it is tighter in that area than the rest of my penis
Also curious why I’m getting random erections and they hurt like hell