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1 year 4 months ago #1308721028Would you mind sharing pictures? Feel free to send privately if you’re comfortable. I’ve had no luck really finding after pictures especially months after the surgery. It’s hard to make a decision when I can’t see results. I am really surprised that doctors don’t have pictures to share and I don’t know if that’s intentional or they just don’t have them.
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1 year 4 months ago #1308721029They liposuction your fatty areas, so dome other prep and injecting it into your unit. It is a well known procedure for Girth, is seen as semi permanent, as your can/will slowly reabsorb the fat. But the plus point of FFT is that it is your own fat and so your body won't reject it. In my case, it was done because fat contains stem cells and thus promote healing.
I don't have any Erect pics of me now and when I get those I'll probably do a full write up and post pics then.
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1 year 3 months ago #1308721192Urology Austin who Dr Kansas works for, decided to shut down any discussion about next steps, possible concert, compensation, etc. by saying they would wait until the state complaint against Dr. Dellinger was completed. That can take a year. They are not nice people. They don’t care about their patient. They only want to save money and make sure he gets the blame. He could’ve done this process perfectly and if I had it removed by Dr Kansas, who butchered me, it would have nothing to do with Dellinger. I’m not even enough, despite being kind of jaded to believe people will do the right thing and Kate Henderson, who’s the regional president or vice president, I forget, sorry, Just summarily dismissed my request to talk about it. I’ve worked in corporate healthcare long enough to know who she is. I’ve worked with many people like her, and I have no respect for them because they lack humanity. I could go on about that, but it’s just another aspect of this whole debacle that is so depressing and disturbing
I added two pictures, one with the shafting in place to cover the constricted area and one without. To me it still looks very bad. I’m interested to hear what others have in terms of solution. Even though I was told by Dellinger that Kenalog would not reduce/dissolve The product, I’m wondering now if it would help. Mind you, he documented in emails and messages, and even my chart that Kenalog would do it.
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1 year 3 months ago #1308721195- Skeptical_One
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Now I could be wrong, or perhaps I missed/forgot a detail in this lengthy thread, but you need to understand that complications stemming from exposure to silicone injections are always tough, even when being fixed by the very best of hands.
This is also why I was very adamant about consulting with Dr. Carney and others at Morganstern Urology, but I'm assuming logistics (i.e. distance/travel) played a role, I don't know (?) -- they are one of the few with the requisite volume of experience in this particular kind of complication AND also happen to specialize in male Phalloplasty (among many other areas of Urology).
Whatever the case, it seems despite your grievances with Dr. Kansas, you have chosen to continue seeing him -- hopefully you've come to realize or accept that Dr. Kansas is trying his best, and continuing to suggest he's "botched" you is a bit unfair when in the same breath you trust him to do incisions this week.
In other words, I think you've passed on your disappointment and frustrations to Dr. Kansas from Dr. Dellinger, because what you're dealing with right now is fresh on your mind, and it's easy to forget that it was Dellinger who put you in this precarious position (the need for Removal) in the first place.
In order for you to see success through this process, distrusting those who you continue to seek for reconstruction & resolution will inevitably create a negative feedback loop that will only hinder recovery long-term -- you have to remain positive and be sure that the communication between you and Dr. Kansas remains cordial, concise, and clear -- that you two can have a man-to-man as well as a Doctor-to-Patient discussion on your prognosis, and what the future likely entails. You also have to understand that normalcy is still very much on the horizon, but it can be a multiple month commitment that requires acceptance & patience.
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1 year 3 months ago #1308721196I did reach out to Carney and the logistics due to location are not feasible.
You don't known every nuance to this situation so of course you can't understand the reasoning behind all decisions or perceptions.
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1 year 3 months ago #1308721197Sorrry I was dictating
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1 year 3 months ago #1308721264So I’ve attached a picture or two and I am Wearing a shaft and Cock ring. The doctor has me on Cialis daily and Trimix several times a week. He also has my pumping 10 to 15 minutes a day and wearing a Zen hangar 20 minutes a day 5 pounds or 10 pounds. He didn’t think 10 was really great though. I don’t have a preference yet. He wants it hard a lot and stretched a lot so that I gained back some of the 2 inches I lost from the surgery. You can tell they didn’t get all the material/filler because it’s still kind of lumpy. Much longer than it was before the surgery. He says it might continue to settle down. We’re only 3 1/2 months out from surgery.
Still pretty discouraged because I can’t imagine anybody going for it if it stays exactly like this and I’m not sure yet about the surgery to do the degloving and skin graft. Someone else suggested just skin grafting that one area but he said there’s a risk of morning Necrosis between that and the head/glans
I totally realize it’s not gonna be perfect looking. If I do the surgery, I will lose lots of Girth and maybe more length According to the doctor, I saw in Fort Worth.
The other huge concern is that I’ve only been able to finish masturbating seven times since January. I’ve lost that much sensation, and when he and anesthetized me on Thursday, he finally understood what I meant about loss of sensation, because I did not feel the prick or the burning from the anesthetic as he told me to prepare for. And he then took a needle and went all over my penis, and the only places I felt it were three or four places out of the 20 or 30sticks.
The other thing that’s been so frustrating about this is lawyers don’t wanna touch this case because it has the word cosmetic in it. And in Texas you only get a $250,000 cap and one lawyer said they would spend 100,000 on research and expert witnesses etc. so it wasn’t worth her money and that I would get even less. The doctors office knows this so they’re just gonna ride it out and try to blame the other doctor. State compliant can take a year. So I’ve got six more months left on the complaint against the cosmetic doctor/Dellinger so they’re wanting to ride that one out to blame him for the surgeons error. And then if I file a complaint against the surgeon, they will not come back with any settlement until the state rules on that one too. They have the money to just wait me out. In the meantime I’m the one suffering. It tells me a lot about their character as a company/Urology Austin. And it’s not just them.
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1 year 3 months ago #1308721271- Skeptical_One
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atxguy wrote: How y’all can defend but I find it unconscionable.
Please remember that we can only rely on the information you provide us, so why would you believe we're defending the unknown when imparting sincere advice? I embrace the roll of the Patient Representative & Educator on this Forum and work hard to provide guys like you the kind of platform (that otherwise wouldn't exist) to fix your penis problems. Do you expect me and others to sit around and tell us your erroneous & poor decision making has constituted grounds to call our Community feedback unconscionable?
So you saw Dr. Kansas last Thursday despite also saying that he acknowledged not knowing "what he was doing" prior to that (as the post history shows). Tell me, what should I to make of this? How do you "defend" continuing to see someone who has told you they don't understand your situation?
Then you talk about having masturbated seven times since January. Why in [insert your belief system / deity here] would you ever masturbate a penis in that condition, when it's clearly in need of recovery? Maybe once or twice to see if you needed to know for sanity's sake you could still get hard (this wouldn't be a justification, but at least relatable), but approaching double-digits in masturbation sessions, despite still being a few steps away from full recovery begs a lot of questions.
I know you're going through a lot and I genuinely wish you a speedy recovery, but if you aren't going to follow-through with the conventional wisdom of the Forum, your Doctor, or common sense, then you leave me scratching my head. You couldn't see the right experts due to logistics and I get that, it is what it is. Morganstern Urology / Dr. Carney was a recommendation provided through the only source of its kind (the PhalloBoards) and the only online source you were to get any qualitative & authentic information, but if that had not worked out, I would have happily tried to provide you alternatives that may have better aligned with your logistics. Ultimately you decided to wing it, and well, here we are today.
Look, I don't mean to be harsh or critical, but you strike me as someone who needs a reminder not to take this platform for granted, and not to take sincere comments from users who wish to help provide perspective, insight, or advice for granted either... because that would be "unconscionable." Just be mindful when posting is all I ask.
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1 year 2 months ago #1308721547I have spoken with Dr. Carney's office and after looking at the latest pics, think that they could do a scar Revision procedure in the office and then inject filler to smooth things out. I'm afraid it will be too big again and too spongy. Did the spongy feeling go away for others?
I'll be SO glad when this saga is over. The termination today hit me really hard since they have had me wait 6 months (2 more to go...) and seemed on board to do it then suddenly dropped me/abandoned me. Patient abandonment is a serious thing. Waiting to hear back from the lawyer.
I'm sure others have considered legal recourse as well and it's such a horrible thing for guys like us. Most of us can't pay 75K up front and lawyers don't want to do a contingency since there's a max of 250K in texas. By the time they get expert witnesses (required to file here) etc, I'd get next to nothing after taxes and their hourly rates, etc. The system here is designed to protect everyone but the innocent.
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1 year 2 months ago #1308721549I hope I misunderstanding you with that 20% loss. The more I deal with this the less I wanna be alive.
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