TOPIC: Firmness in thickening with hyaluronic acid

Hello everyone! It is my first post.
First of all, thank you all for your contributions, which are helping me a lot.
I'm from Barcelona Spain). 5 days ago I had a filler with 10ml of hyaluronic acid (I don't know the brand, but it is supposed to be of high density). The bruises have gone away and the swelling has gone down a lot, but the padding still feels very soft to the touch.
When does hyaluronic acid reach its maximum hardness point? Is it just as soft from the beginning to the end of its duration? Thanks in advance.
Sorry for my english! I use google translate.

Persis wrote: Hello everyone! It is my first post.
First of all, thank you all for your contributions, which are helping me a lot.
I'm from Barcelona Spain). 5 days ago I had a filler with 10ml of hyaluronic acid (I don't know the brand, but it is supposed to be of high density). The bruises have gone away and the swelling has gone down a lot, but the padding still feels very soft to the touch.
When does hyaluronic acid reach its maximum hardness point? Is it just as soft from the beginning to the end of its duration? Thanks in advance.
Sorry for my english! I use google translate.

It depends on the brand of Hyaluronic Acid (HA) used. Some are cross-linked (formulated) for different applications, making them softer or firmer depending on where they may be used (example: you wouldn't want a very firm HA in the face).

Do you know which brand was used? Who was your Doctor?

I don't know well, but he is a highly valued doctor and surely he is a suitable hyaluronic. I will ask you anyway, but my question is whether the consistency in the skin and hardness after 5 days is the same as after a month, for example, or does it harden even a little over time. Thanks again.

Persis wrote: I don't know well, but he is a highly valued doctor and surely he is a suitable hyaluronic. I will ask you anyway, but my question is whether the consistency in the skin and hardness after 5 days is the same as after a month, for example, or does it harden even a little over time. Thanks again.

It’s actually typically the opposite. It is firm when injected then as it absorbs water it softens and integrates into the tissue. It’s possible you’re feeling the swelling and not the actual filler.

I was finally able to find out about the Hyaluronic Acid that they put on me. It is brand deneb S (soft). 18mg/ml. There is another deneb H (hard). with 22mg/ml, which surely would have been somewhat firmer. The fact is that it says that it is indicated for thickening the penis, but I feel it is very soft, plus it has accumulated more on the right side of the penis and causes me to twist to the left, as well as a lump of acid on the Foreskin and have thought about using hyaluronidase. I was injected with 10 ml into a 16.5 cm long penis. Is it possible to correct the excess of Hyaluronic Acid on the right side in a harmonious way with hyaluronidase, reducing, say, half of the product or approximately? On the other hand, if the thickness of the hyaluronic could be reduced by half, would it be less soft as there was less layer of product? Thanks for the answers.