TOPIC: PMMA reactions and Granulomas

Elimination of adverse health risks. The health risks aren't many. There are exceptions. I think our main aim should be to figure out how to make these implantations smoother for the sake of aesthetics. That's a good start. What 'reactions' and 'issues' are you referring to recklaw?

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Basically Kanalog injections and some oral meds?

So is anyone happy with the injections or are they a total waste. I can\'t find anyone that says their happy.

There is a poll somewhere about if people regret it or not. The large majority is happy. People that have PMMA and no issues do not spend their life in the forum. They live their lifes with a big/bigger penis. You have some people checking in, but a lot of the times their problems are general problems and not directly only PMMA related. Any issue with the penis like infections and STDs are blamed on bad reactions. Think the major risk is foreign body granuloma. They seem very rear and Dr Lemperle I think has claimed he has not seen a real case in the penis at all. It might be rear, but can still happen. Look at miracles post. His body is rejecting silikon. Your body might also reject PMMA. I think the best approach would be to have a small amount injected into your arm before injecting the penis. This way it is easier to see how your immune system reacts and it is just to cut it out. Much more difficult once it is in your penis.

camphallo wrote: Fat is organic and is dis-solvable as you mentioned. However, PMMA is inorganic and while is is soluble in certain alcohols (choloform), it doesn\'t remove the PMMA from the body.

I wasn't referring to a way of removing the PMMA, as you mentioned that's impossible.

Recklaw, Mr. Minhas had no issue injecting Xiapex into PMMA nodules? Or did you mean he had no issue using it for Peyronie\'s?

How is it obtained in England - I am not really familiar with the NHS but aside from the insurance system in the USA, the distribution channels for the drug are heavily controlled. The doctor needs to register and take an online course for the drug. A hospital pharmacy then needs to order it. Did he say how much he\'d charge for it beyond the base price of the enzyme?

It\'s just interesting to me - 3 years ago I am sort of wishing I could\'ve found someone to try it - but I just never knew what basic Nodule Removal would turn into (when the wounds wouldn\'t close etc).