TOPIC: My journey with Dr. Victor Liu - Alloderm & Ligament (for girth & length)

Looks good. Any pictures of the weighted vest alone and or in action?

@123abc

Do you came to results regarding this topic:

„(…)Do you know if he performs correction surgeries? In particular Removal and replacement of previously injected free fat with surgimend material?“

Yes, I do corrective surgeries. Please call my office at 650-697-8888 for a free in person or virtual consult.
Best wishes
Victor Liu, MD
BayAreaPenisEnlargement.com

@PhalloplasticSurgeon_DrLiu

Pre Question- Dr. Liu From my previous FFT (penile girth enhancement) is only very little left - what also is squishy. Makes it sense to dissolve the rest with Kybella?

@gsxr7501941 Here’s a pic I took for another member who was using it for his first time and needed some help. Once it’s on, the penis obviously hangs downward. I usually sit at the end of my sofa and put my legs up on the coffee table so it hangs far back. You can also do it standing, sitting at the edge of a chair, etc. It has weighted pellets inside of it, up to 4-5lbs. It can be tricky if you’re not used to it but I have a good system for it

Thanks for the photo. I was curious his Hanging system.

@PmmaFan The residual fat can be removed by using Kybella but it is cumbersome to do so and may need to do it multiple times. It is much easier to remove the residual fat by needle aspiration (much like a micro-liposuction) which can be more complete and definitive and fast.
Hope that helps
Victor Liu, MD

@PhalloplasticSurgeon_DrLiu

To make the case complete: In the meantime I got Pmma in there.
I want to dissolve the fat (really only little left) cause it reduce the hardness of my pmma implant in some areas. To inject Kybella where Pmma is - should be no problem:
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@PMMAFAN Should not be a problem if your treating doctor is familiar with use of Kybella. Be well!

You would also perform the Kybella Dissolve in that area?

The needle aspiration would still be possible as an alternative? Or is the risk to high to reduce / or infect the PMMA implant?

@PMMAFAN I personally don't use Kybella in that area because I don't feel I can have control of what the Kybella would do, but if someone is familiar with using it there, I don't see any problem with it. These are things you should be discussing with your treating doctor. Best wishes.