TOPIC: Large pmma nodule seeking advice

Hi,

I had two rounds of PMMA with Dr C and after the second one had a penile scrotal web removed by Dr Alter. When Dr Alter removed the web, he also injected Kenalog into a small Nodule that I had but that could not be seen or felt during Erection.

A month later the Nodule is bigger rather than smaller and more visible probably also because the skin is tighter. I\'m not sure if Kenalog could have caused the opposite effect and whether I should attempt it again or whether there is another solution I should attempt.

I would be grateful for any advice on whether Kenalog can have an opposite effect and what exactly are my options next.

See the attached photo.

Come on so many views and not a single reply

Does anyone know any options other than Kenalog for this problem? And how effective is Kenalog - if any of you had this issue I would be interested to know what you had done and it if was Kenalog that solved this then how many treatments did it take?

Hope to get some replies and thanks in advance!!

Poor peen sounds like it is having a difficult time From what i have read countless time steriod injections are a bad idea and tend to melt more collagen in the area than you want, leaving a dent. Give it a few months and it should reduce in size. Maybe give it a nice slowly daily massage to help break down the scar tissues e.t.c

Yea continue to to massage it, and I\'m also under the assumption that it can be \"broken up\" (and massaged post-op) by way of cannula. I\'d be careful with continued use of Kenalog in that area, but just my own take.

How far post-op are you from Dr. C? I had that exact same kind of lump in the same spot - but it was gone at about 3 months. I didn\'t do anything. When I was there, I mentioned it - and they said they could\'ve broken it up if it was still there...it disappeared almost a few days before my 2nd round...but was fading for several weeks before that.

Sorry I don\'t know much about Kenalog. If this has been there for a very long time, it might be your only option aside from making a very small incision and squeezing it out, which might require a stitch too.