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TOPIC: Scared to death!
Scared to death!
June 13th, 2018 22:10 UTC #1304527206- roninsteven
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I really want PMMA done. Money is not an issue. I am luck in that regard. However, I have done so much reading I am scared to death. Basically what I am asking here is who has had it the longest? Side effects? I am scared to damaging what little I have. I am also scared that this might be a carcinogen. Maybe overthinking it. I know there is always risk in plastic surgery but this just seems so new. I cannot find anyone in the US that does it. That also scares me a little.
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Re: Scared to death!
July 4th, 2018 17:08 UTC #1304718322- Miracle8x7
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PMMA does NOT cause cancer as it is inert and noncarcinogenic. To my knowledge, Dr. Casavantes has more experience injecting PMMA than any other doctor. I never had any issues over five years until I received Silikon 1000.
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Re: Scared to death!
July 4th, 2018 23:11 UTC #1304721083 Most frequently issues with PMMA is aesthetic dislikes, as i can understand
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Re: Scared to death!
July 5th, 2018 18:23 UTC #1304727302- Avanti_Derma
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Hello LandDiver,
Thank you for thinking of us as an option.
Before making up your mind I recommend you to collect all the information you need to make your decision, stay well informed and be safe.
Please let us know if you have any further question.
Thank you for thinking of us as an option.
Before making up your mind I recommend you to collect all the information you need to make your decision, stay well informed and be safe.
Please let us know if you have any further question.
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Re: Scared to death!
October 7th, 2018 03:05 UTC #1305735316Miracle8x7 wrote: PMMA does NOT cause cancer as it is inert and noncarcinogenic. To my knowledge, Dr. Casavantes has more experience injecting PMMA than any other doctor. I never had any issues over five years until I received Silikon 1000.
What happened after you received the Silikon 1000?
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