What do u think about "fake" siliconed dicks ?

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These days, the world has changed. Silicone is not the only substance. There are specialists in Brazil using a different supposedly medically compatible compound for phalloplasty. They are claiming excellent results, but I have not seen before and after pictures.

If it is done with common sense, it has the same potential to work as everything else. Some are going to look good and some are not.

The problem with silicone and it's new and more modern Brazilian counterpart is that is still injecting a "foreign body" into the human body.

A percentage of individuals will develop an immune response called "encapsulation" and this is where the huge problem really starts. This can take a great result and destroy it. In encapsulation, a tough fibrous scar tissue forms around the "foreign body" and begins to encapsulate it, sealing it off from the rest of the body. Encapsulation can start anywhere from 3-5 years after the procedures are completed. A percentage of men who have received alloderm implantation have had the same problem. Not everyone is going to have this, but a percentage of individuals will and there is NO surgeon or MD who can predict the liklihood of this response taking place in any given individual.

The next problem is that if encapsulation takes place, a specialist will have to literally open up the penis as if it were a banana being pealed, and then remove this tough fibrous tissue. It is a very invasive surgical procedure and obviously, it can create a penile disaster causing major trauma for the patient.

The initial part of encapsulation in a penis has the patient thinking that they are getting a gift from heaven in that the penis starts growing thicker on it's own. As this progresses, it is not even, and, because it is an immune response, the body has no regard for cosmetics. In addition, erections can become impossible and curve to one side as in peyronies disease, OR they can become very painful.

At the same time, there are a percentage of these that work just fine with men being satisfied with the result of their procedures.

This is one that needs a great deal of thought and research before the fact.

Because it is "instant gratification" my impression unfortunately is that many men look only at the potential benefits and they minimize the possible negative consequences for their actions.

The really rough part is that the cost of removal surgery is staggering, and that if something does go wrong down the road, finances have to be a major consideration. Most U.S. insurance companies will not pay for removal of this kind of a foreign body especially when the procedure is not FDA approved and was done in Mexico or South America. I have heard of removal surgery exceeding $30,000.00.

Can it work? Absolutely.

Can any MD guarantee success or zero complications? No they sadly can't.

Think it through very thoroughly before going this particular route.
 

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that's some sad shit(cocks) right there. why would anyone have silicone shot into their body after the known medical problems from when gals had this done. never got into self mutilation and masochism.
 

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I think that it looks gross when taken to the extreme, and does speak ill to a certain extent on the person's mental state, but thats true for most anything taken to an extreme. the pics that altirique posted show that when done in sensible moderation, it can look pretty attractive. Still i would never consider doing anything like that.
 

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A percentage of individuals will develop an immune response called "encapsulation" and this is where the huge problem really starts. This can take a great result and destroy it. In encapsulation, a tough fibrous scar tissue forms around the "foreign body" and begins to encapsulate it, sealing it off from the rest of the body. Encapsulation can start anywhere from 3-5 years after the procedures are completed. A percentage of men who have received alloderm implantation have had the same problem. Not everyone is going to have this, but a percentage of individuals will and there is NO surgeon or MD who can predict the likelihood of this response taking place in any given individual.

The next problem is that if encapsulation takes place, a specialist will have to literally open up the penis as if it were a banana being pealed, and then remove this tough fibrous tissue. It is a very invasive surgical procedure and obviously, it can create a penile disaster causing major trauma for the patient.

I am sorry to have to point this out, but I believe your information is slightly incorrect. Encapsulation happens in all people that receive silicone injections in varying degrees. Encapsulation is what keeps the silicone in place and prevents it from migrating or moving out of place. This process begins very shortly after the substance is injected and does not take years to begin. Encapsulation is a wanted process in silicone modification and it is a part of the enlargement. Without encapsulation silicone enlargement would not work. Encapsulation happens whenever any permanent substance or object is inserted into the body. When women receive permanent injections of filler in the face, lips, etc. Collagen begins to forms which is a part of the encapsulation process. This is a major part of what causes the depressed area(s) injected to fill or lift and is what keeps the injected substance in place.

Also while encapsulation does involve tissue surrounding the silicone, it is not always dense, tough, or hard to the touch. Some people do experience a strong auto-immune response to silicone which can result in a more severe encapsulation where it can become firm. There is not a 100% sure method of telling who these people will be, but genetics play a large role in deciding which people will experience this problem. If you have very pale skin and red or reddish hair, you are much more likely to have a strong response to silicone. This does not mean that you are allergic to silicone, but it does mean that your immune system will respond quickly to it and that the encapsulation process may be more severe. As you go down the line from your average white American to Latinos down to individuals of African descent this risk lowers.

But all people who receive silicone will experience some degree of encapsulation. This is a necessary part of silicone modification. Without it, silicone would not stay in place. But it is true, that silicone is permanent and the only way it can be removed is with extensive surgery that sometimes requires the removal of surrounding tissue. The longer silicone is in your body the harder it will be to remove. Years down the road firm tissue or painful lumps can form. Many people believe that the primary reason for this is impure silicone or trauma to the area. But the reason is not completely known. So if you are concerned about your own silicone injections changing overtime make sure that you go to a medical doctor who only uses pure medical grade silicone. Abstaining from pumping, especially extreme pumping is also recommended. Above all listen to your doctor and follow his directions for post procedure care. But silicone is a risk so be mindful of it before taking the plunge. Just like a tattoo or any other permanent body mod, it will be with you forever. So before you make a final decision talk to others who have had the procedure done, do as much research as possible, and ask yourself is the gratification you will receive worth the risk. Do not rush into it. Take at least a year to consider it. While you are debating, start saving your money for the procedure. If the year ends with you still wanting to grow larger the funds will be there for you to do so.
 
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I am trying to find out more about this procedure being done in Brazil. I can vouch for the potential on direct silicone and know of several silicone addicts who may have had their silicone injections as a contributing factor to their mysterious deaths. Nobody knows for certain on these fellows, but the silicone may have played a role.

As I have more information on this Brazilian thing I will post a couple of leads in this thread so those interested can follow up. Again, I am not endorsing this in any manner, just trying to get additional information out there.

I have found that those who really want silicone or similar things tend to ignore or try to minimize known facts. They make up their minds and then when something comes along that might or could change them, they ignore the things that they don't want to hear. Just a fact of life I guess. . . . .

Good Luck Guys
 

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I believe that penile implants are a fair response to breast implants and a step towards Equal Opportunity Self-Agrandizement.

u are right and i havent seen that many breast implants that look great either. Dont get me wrong there are some that look really good but some chicks just get a little over board and it doesnt look good but anyways whatever floats ya'lls boats
 

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As promised here is some more information.

Evidently, one of the newer substances being used in South America is called POLYMETHYLMETACRYLATE and it appears that this is being injected in the same idea/manner as with silicone.

One of the MD's using this substance is Valter Naciemiento and he is easily found on the net if polymethylmetacrylate is typed in to google with his name. Finding others appears easy as well, but this gives you leads for other research.

I did have some discussion with a member of a So. Cal PE surgeons, office staff on this substance. I know the MD in question, and I know the office worker in question. Both are good people and he gave me a complete answer with many good references to get more information. Both are aware that I am active with this subject.

The surgeon in question has been one doing some of the "corrections" and I asked if there had been any corrections seen as yet for this substance. The reply was that there had been none as of this time.

This bit of info at least gives you fellows some place to research and some leads.

Good Luck
 

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PMMA is not a new substance. It has been used in medicine since the 1930's. It is most commonly used in dental, spine, and hip surgeries. Artecoll another filler used in cosmetic procedures is partly composed of PMMA. Some people suggest that PMMA is not 100% permanent and overtime some patients may need follow-up injections. In some applications PMMA has been linked to cardiovascular problems and some countries are asking that PMMA be studied more widely before being used widespread as a cosmetic filler.

Doctors like it, because it is cheaper that many fillers and less of it is needed to see results. Small amounts of PMMA are injected and the body's immune response causes new tissue to develop encapsulating the tiny spheres that compose PMMA. Just like silicone, some doctors love it and say it is 100% safe. Others say that it is not and needs further testing before being used widespread as a cosmetic filler. One possibly promising aspect of PMMA as a filler is that some suggest it is easier to remove than silicone. But there seems to be very little info about this.
 

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God, those Bulgmarc pics are fucking disgusting! At least try and keep it looking somewhat human. He looks like he has a big tumor between his legs.

If he ever gets a ( real ) testicular tumor good luck ever finding it...................

What a fucking Freak!!
 

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They are easy to spot as they always look deformed and gross. I'd rather go without than have to have sex with one of those. Plus, I don't care what the experts say that is not healthy.
 

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That's pure dee disgusting. I was almost nauseas looking at the photos. If i's not natural, don't fuck with it. He looks a pure dee fool.