I can't speak for Tomerdell's case specifically, but I will say that all my Sponsors have had a negative review or two or more. Dr.
Casavantes, Dr. Shafer,
Calibre, and others have all had patients that were not completely satisfied. What matters most is how they resolve the issue after the fact. As far as I know both in private talks with members here AND Francis (Androfill's Representative), most unsatisfied cases are generally resolved in some form or fashion.
This is an elective procedure that comes with both risks and missed swings. That's why you opt for the best, follow post-op protocol to your best, and hope your body accommodates. If there was a penis enlargement holy grail, this conversation wouldn't even have taken place.
I've had talks with Francis about establishing a better communication with patients (from Doctor to Patient) on post-op protocol, because much of a dermal fillers success is in the first 72 hours, not just the operating table. I'm confident in Dr. Horn's injection skillset given that he's a Plastic Surgeon, which often requires the most "skilled hands" in medicine. There may be some other Practitioners joining Androfill as well, but I will have to get an update on that.
As for HA being "easily reversible," depends on a few factors, but I'd like to get a Resident Sponsor to confirm the medical accuracy of my understanding on this topic. The following is just me "thinking aloud": Hyaluronidase by its very nature dissolves Hyaluronic Acid, so in theory, it should work like a charm, right? My thinking has to do with (1) the amount being dissolved and (2) how long the HA has been in the penis. As for (1), if you've only had 5ml, surely this isn't a lot to dissolve, but if you've had 30ml over multiple rounds, you'd likely need to dissolve the HA over multiple rounds as well. As for point (2), I wonder how much "integrating of the HA into surrounding tissue over time" can affect the effectiveness of hyaluronidase, and why 100% dissolution may not work for everyone.
I'd really like to get more clarity on this in the near future.
I have reached out to other European/British Clinics and either (a) they haven't responded (yet) or (b) Sponsorship is outside their marketing budget/constraints (which usually tells me that they don't do nearly enough
Phalloplasty to warrant what I consider reasonable rates). Moorgate was on my blacklist for a while but have been recently taken off due to "good behavior." They were banned not so much for shilling, but repeated shilling after having been warned multiple times. However this was many years ago and I do believe they've gotten better, both ethically and in service. As to how "good" they are with injectables remains to be seen. They've declined to join the
PhalloBoards at present time for reasons unclear (they may have already planned their marketing budget for the business calendar year, and I assume as much since they said they would reconsider collaboration again in the future).
That said, I believe Androfill remains the best standard in
Phalloplasty in the U.K. and that explains why they have been represented here for so long. They offer an array of
Male Enhancement services, filler options, and come with the experience necessary to get my thumbs up. Francis has jokingly said they are considering turning away PB patients because they've been so busy, even in light of the pandemic climate -- this tells me they're doing something right.
I wish some of these men with less-than-ideal outcomes would update their final results, especially if it involves a
PhalloBoards Sponsor. However, I stop short of condemnation if I don't have the whole story.
I've always pointed out these Sponsors are held to a higher standard of care & accountability by having a public face here, which can prove to be mutually beneficial for both patient & doctor. It serves a Clinic's best interest to provide the very best service 100% of the time, knowing full well the most intimate details of their practice are published on these forums. It's like a "Yelp" for
Dick Reviews.
The reality is you have to make the best judgment call with the information available, and the
PhalloBoards represents the most comprehensive source of that information. I can faithfully recommend Androfill in light of your concerns. I'll see if I can get them to chime in to see if there is anything they can add. Good luck either way.