TOPIC: Question on Bellafill timeline

PmmaFan wrote: How many cc‘s is 1 syringe at Dr Rupeka?

Regardless of whether it's Dr. Rupeka, Dr. Nanda, or Dr. Shafer, or any American Practitioner, the standard Bellafill syringe is 0.8 mL (cc's) of 20% PMMA concentration suspended in a bovine collagen (80%). There was some chatter of Bellafill introducing an alternative carrier to that of bovine (not sure if it's been introduced yet or ever, something I hope to have confirmed early this new year), but that too should in theory account for 80% of the filler.

Silly question - but maybe also nice educational for newbies on this board:
10 syringes Bellafill = means that you get 8cc PMMA

And the calculations im comparison LinneaSafe is always simply: 10 ml LinneaSafe = means you get 10cc PMMA

PmmaFan wrote: Silly question - but maybe also nice educational for newbies on this board:
10 syringes Bellafill = means that you get 8cc PMMA

And the calculations im comparison LinneaSafe is always simply: 10 ml LinneaSafe = means you get 10cc PMMA

Yes, this has been mentioned in multiple threads, so the real lesson here is that newbies read as many relevant topics on the forum and use the SEARCH function when necessary to get the most complete picture of what procedure(s) you're considering.

I'll add this tidbit to the Phallo-Guide however, so thanks for bringing up the comparisons when "mathed out".