TOPIC: Need help with what to do

It is my current understanding that NO doctors are actually offering any permanent fillers for the glans at this time. As I have stated before, I do consult with a few different clinics here and a couple not on here, and none of these are offering any permanent solutions at this time. There are a couple doctors doing experimental trials on this ( I will not name - do not ask ) and it is my understanding that they have not solved the puzzle yet..
I personally have even had experimental trail done with a potential permanent option, and nothing stuck.

@Skeptical_One feel free to make this into its own thread if you think it would help. I would love to see how many of the doctors you have hear would be willing to chime in on this topic. ( perhaps over in the "other enhancement" forum ).

@Texas
I agree. This topic should be explored more. Thanks for posting. I am also sorry to hear you had a let down with your glans procedure.

EricPig wrote:

otis wrote:

EricPig wrote: @JohnsonPHD

Ok. So I’m an RN, not saying that gives me any special authority on this but heard me out. The issues with infections or blisters are common. I have many friends who have had procedures from other companies who have had the same thing happen, especially when you’re putting that much filler in.

There are many, many reports of guys on here getting PMMA/HA/Ellanse and infections and wounds that open up weeks after a procedure are *not* common. They do seem pretty common with guys who got silicone. Perhaps some of your "many friends" who got infections and open wounds can come here and tell us about their experience and what doctor they went to.

Yo dawg. No disrespect and no hate. Just telling my experience. Everybody has a right to go through this journey with whatever they feel is right.
What we don’t need is sarcastic remarks and aim to tear people down. Your no more of an authority on the matter than any of us who have gone through procedures and shopped the markets.
This forum should be a place where all of are here to encourage one another in the one thing that brought us here - feeling more confident in ourselves. It’s ok to have different opinions but everybody has different results and different experiences. You can’t say one particular place is bad…. All the companies pin each other against themselves.
Maybe having a more open mind and talking to multiple patients from all the companies (not just the ones promoted here) and seeing how they have faired. I know I have, and the majority of patients I’ve spoken too who have had blisters, pustules, vesicles… etc are guys who have had a lot of filler put in, regardless of the type. However, I don’t come on here blasting those companies that I’ve heard bad experiences from because I realize that every patient is different and reacts differently.
You’re quick to throw Loria under the bus and it’s ok if you choose not to work with them. But the issues being discussed in this forum are no different that issues that have been reported from companies you support like avanti derma. Would it be fair for me to reply under those threads that that company is bad? No. Because they aren’t. I know they do good work. However, you will have bad experience with every company. There’s so many variables. If you were a medical professional, which I can’t imagine you are with your narrow approach to this, you would understand better.
The point here is to please be mindful of your opinions since they are not authority, even if you feel passionate about them.
Be kind.

If I'm rude it's because silicone in the penis has a long track record of being much more dangerous than other fillers, fat, grafts, or really anything other than penuma. There are risks of infection, migration, and worse that never go away once it's put in. It creates large avascular areas where infections can grow. If your body can't get blood there, it can't fight an infection. I'm not wishing ill on you or anyone else who got it, I hope things work out for you. But this is a public forum and it's important that people reading this know how much riskier silicone is than other options, not to mention the unethical behavior of Loria in particular. You can see it in this thread; when things go south, he disappears.

@otis
I will continue to do research. This is what’s on his website. When I first started I asked him about fixing issues if things came up and he said he can dissolve it. Now I heard the same thing regarding pmma. I also am seeing that both do the same thing in the body (make collagen fibers to surround the microscope molecules). I’m just saying that the two sound very familiar.
It is FDA approved which I have checked. Idk. He’s doing well. He’s opened like 5 clinics. If he was so bad he wouldn’t be as successful. But, the more patients you have the more you’ll hear about issues since there’s more patients going. I do wish he was more “mom and pop” so to speak. I do agree that he’s becoming a little too business oriented and not giving one on one patient time after the procedures. We are given to his nurse practitioners and MA’s that we have to send in reports to daily. But I’m not covering for them. If they are ghosting our dudes that pissed me off. They can’t do that crap.
I will disagree with you on Loria having more issues. I personally have seen it the other way around but, like I said… no company is going to be flawless.
Also, trying to see if you have any before and afters. Haven’t searched too hard but just curious to read about your journey.

EricPig wrote: @otis
I will continue to do research. This is what’s on his website. When I first started I asked him about fixing issues if things came up and he said he can dissolve it. Now I heard the same thing regarding pmma. I also am seeing that both do the same thing in the body (make collagen fibers to surround the microscope molecules). I’m just saying that the two sound very familiar.
It is FDA approved which I have checked. Idk. He’s doing well. He’s opened like 5 clinics. If he was so bad he wouldn’t be as successful.

Wow, if he's telling prospective patients silicone is dissolvable that's incredibly deceptive. Silicone is not dissolvable, the only way to get it out is surgically, and even then it's unlikely you'll get it all given the way it integrates with tissues. Not sure where you heard PMMA is dissolvable but that's not true; it too can only be removed surgically.

You're right that Loria markets his procedure as a collagen stimulator, like PMMA is. But this too is deceptive. Sure, any foreign body you inject will produce SOME collagen (even HA does) but with silicone the bulk of the growth is coming from the filler itself. That's why you see much larger volumes with silicone (some guys getting over 100cc). In theory he's using a micro droplet technique but when you inject such large amounts it's easy for large collections of silicone to form.

Liquid silicone is approved for use in the eye which might sound good but an eye and a penis are very different. You're right that he seems to be doing good business but the thing about silicone is that it often looks good at first, only for problems to arise years later. By that time they're somebody else's problem. Clinics offering HA and Bellafill are popping up left and right. If silicone for girth enhancement were so great, why are Loria and his affiliates the only ones using it?

@otis

Ahh very interesting. Yeah I was told imma was dissolvable but you’re right, I’ve only SEEN it surgically removed.
So you’re saying the main caution with silicone is that it can migrate later on?
I called a few guys who have had work done by Loria over 10 + years ago and asked them if they have had filled more and they all reported that it hasn’t. Now, that’s just a handful of positive results. I’m sure there are some that has…
Very interesting what you said about the volume he puts. Dude FILLED me up.
What’s your thoughts on companies using PMMA and offering 80cc rounds? You think they are false advertising pmma for silicon?

Also. I know a few companies that also use Silicone.

EricPig wrote: @otis

Ahh very interesting. Yeah I was told imma was dissolvable but you’re right, I’ve only SEEN it surgically removed.
So you’re saying the main caution with silicone is that it can migrate later on?
I called a few guys who have had work done by Loria over 10 + years ago and asked them if they have had filled more and they all reported that it hasn’t. Now, that’s just a handful of positive results. I’m sure there are some that has…
Very interesting what you said about the volume he puts. Dude FILLED me up.
What’s your thoughts on companies using PMMA and offering 80cc rounds? You think they are false advertising pmma for silicon?

Also. I know a few companies that also use Silicone.

Migration is no simple issue. It can lead to hard or squishy areas. It can create a breeding ground for infection, which can be very serious or even life threatening. Here's a Loria patient who almost died from an infection and Loria refused to even tell his doctors what he injected him with www.lpsg.com/threads/my-success-with-dr-...ge-128#post-97137931

It can migrate to other parts of your body and cause your organs to fail. There's a guy on OnlyFans named hugecockace whose liver and spleen are failing. You can read the text of his posts even if you're not a subscriber. He's not a Loria patient afaik but he has said he had silicone.

It can even you, like what happened to this guy

@otis
I much appreciate the post and video. I’m going to watch it a few times to make sure I’m understanding properly. However, I don’t feel like a comparison can be made by a man with no medical training injecting himself with silicon and an fda approved filler used my dermatologist. Anything of this nature left in the hands of an untrained person can be dangerous.
Females are injected all over the country with fillers like this … anything can be taken out of hand and if overdone can present issues.
However, I greatly appreciate your input

@EricPig I know we've exchanged a few comments & PMs and we have been cordial, so please don't see my comments regarding Dr. Loria as an affront to you or your procedure with him; as a matter of fact, I sincerely hope you go complication-free the rest of your life.

That said...

I have all these Doctors with different approaches, different injection techniques, different fillers, different degrees & accreditations, innovations, and more, sharing their ideas on the PhalloBoards. Healthy competition only advances the field and brings on even more talented practitioners. It provides more regional options and brings down the price a patient will have to pay over time. There is even a new Sponsor joining us shortly that is creating a method that involves no surgery at all and has robust science behind it, it's actually exciting.

However, the likes of Dr. Loria (and a handful of others) are a stain to this industry and I sincerely hope they no longer practice medicine in any capacity.

And for the 80cc's comment --> yes, if you are told you got that much in one-go, it was almost certainly (99%) silicone oil and NOT PMMA. Any Doctor that offers you 80cc's in one appointment, RUN.

And @JohnsonPHD -words of encouragement here:
First -- Drop any sense of revisiting Loria. He clearly didn't have your best interest in mind when he first pumped you with that much silicone, I'm not sure what you think a guy with no Urological or Plastic Surgical background is going to do. Also, don't waste your energy on hating the guy, focus on moving forward positively in the right direction with your healing.
Second -- Dr. Mark Solomon has seen his fair share and you're in good hands. The other names mentioned in this thread are also sed in their own right (Dr. Gelman, Dr. Alter, and Dr. Carney). Dr. Solomon may even still do virtual consultations but don't quote me on that.
Lastly -- And this might be more of a request from me personally, but share your story in that LPSG Loria Cult thread (if you need the link, PM me), you may be able to at least have some solace in having helped a few extra guys.

You'll get through it, and you have a refuge & a place to vent/chat here at all times.

Skeptical_One wrote: @EricPig I know we've exchanged a few comments & PMs and we have been cordial, so please don't see my comments regarding Dr. Loria as an affront to you or your procedure with him; as a matter of fact, I sincerely hope you go complication-free the rest of your life.

That said...

I have all these Doctors with different approaches, different injection techniques, different fillers, different degrees & accreditations, innovations, and more, sharing their ideas on the PhalloBoards. Healthy competition only advances the field and brings on even more talented practitioners. It provides more regional options and brings down the price a patient will have to pay over time. There is even a new Sponsor joining us shortly that is creating a method that involves no surgery at all and has robust science behind it, it's actually exciting.

However, the likes of Dr. Loria (and a handful of others) are a stain to this industry and I sincerely hope they no longer practice medicine in any capacity.

And for the 80cc's comment --> yes, if you are told you got that much in one-go, it was almost certainly (99%) silicone oil and NOT PMMA. Any Doctor that offers you 80cc's in one appointment, RUN.

And @JohnsonPHD -words of encouragement here:
First -- Drop any sense of revisiting Loria. He clearly didn't have your best interest in mind when he first pumped you with that much silicone, I'm not sure what you think a guy with no Urological or Plastic Surgical background is going to do. Also, don't waste your energy on hating the guy, focus on moving forward positively in the right direction with your healing.
Second -- Dr. Mark Solomon has seen his fair share and you're in good hands. The other names mentioned in this thread are also sed in their own right (Dr. Gelman, Dr. Alter, and Dr. Carney). Dr. Solomon may even still do virtual consultations but don't quote me on that.
Lastly -- And this might be more of a request from me personally, but share your story in that LPSG Loria Cult thread (if you need the link, PM me), you may be able to at least have some solace in having helped a few extra guys.

You'll get through it, and you have a refuge & a place to vent/chat here at all times.

Thanks Skeptical one. I have been in contact with Mark Solomon office the other day and talked with his receptionist. She told me that Dr. Solomon has fixed Dr Loria work many of times. She stated that mostlikey it would all need to be removed. Also yes he does do virtual consultation. You get an hour I believe for $250.

Today I made a call to Dr Carney office and talked with his consulten. He was full of information and stated the doctors there have fixed many of Dr. Loria work also. As of now I'm planning on sending them pics and find out what they can do for me.

Also skeptical one I have been trying to pm you today. For some reason I can't see my screen of what I'm writing when trying to PM you. I have received other pm,s from people on here and was able to respond back to them. Maybe if you can pm me first. Then I should be able to reply back. And if you dont mind I would like to personally talk with you and send you my number.

JohnsonPHD wrote: Also skeptical one I have been trying to pm you today. For some reason I can't see my screen of what I'm writing when trying to PM you. I have received other pm,s from people on here and was able to respond back to them. Maybe if you can pm me first. Then I should be able to reply back. And if you dont mind I would like to personally talk with you and send you my number.

That's unusual. If the PM system is down, I'll look into it, but for now you can reach me at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Hey glad to hear you have some options to fix the issue!