Hyperbol wrote: Why are you hell bent on fat transfer?
Honestly, fat is a viable option if you don't overfill and layer incrementally. If performed by a surgeon who knows how to harvest the right kind of fat and how to layer it so that it can vascularize, it's an alternative to
HA or
Ellanse. It's also your own tissue which is a plus.
As a matter of fact, before I got
PMMA many years ago, I was going to visit a Doctor who did
FFT. I was in touch with a few
FFT guys on Thundersplace and most of them were generally satisfied. I think the reason why Fat got such bad press is that when the results were
aesthetically poor, they would be really ugly (like imagine a ginger root as your
Dick). This was due to very uneven reabsorption due to overfilling, leaving some areas bulgy and other areas skinny. Just a few images of these that would circulate through Thunders, PEGym, MattersOfSize, MyNewSize, and the Yahoo
Phalloplasty Group (forums of old, some which no longer exist) were enough to destroy its reputation.
This is why practitioner counts! I'm not advocating for Fat injections, that's ultimately up to you to decide pros & cons from what you gather here. But I am saying it's a viable option with the right practitioner. Dr.
Carney comes to mind (a resident Sponsor), and Dr. Giunta (someone I'd like to invite as Sponsor but was never able to reach him) who has been doing the layered approach for probably two decades.
@Grievence
Honestly, you'll first want to ask yourself "temporary" or "permanent" and they have their pros & cons. Temporary is obviously going to cost more in the long run (you'll have to top off your size periodically), but complications are manageable, and depending on the filler, even reversible to some extent. Permanency provides you a one-stop-shop for size, but can prove more challenging to manage should complications arise.
Once you figure out the Temporary vs Permanent, you can than begin to sort through filler options & Clinics that provide them. Check out progress reports, the Newbie Guide, and general discussion. Then contact these clinics and get a consultation.
Fortunately, when performed on by a qualified practitioner using medical grade material, major complications are seemingly rare.