TOPIC: Silikon' - 1000 For PMMA?

Thank you for finding that article, hoddle 10! Very interesting reading.
ttar2380: Yes, the silicone oil Dr. Yacobi used is the German name for a purified, medical grade injectable silicone called Silikon - 1000 in the U.S. and approved by the FDA for injection in the eye to treat retinal detachment. Plastic surgeons and dermatologists have been using Silikon - 1000 off-label for a number of years as a facial cosmetic filler. I learned about the stuff from the New Jersey plastic surgeon's web site that I referenced in the first post in this thread.
Big Meat: Unlike other cosmetic fillers, Silikon - 1000 is permanent.
Based on Dr. Yacobi's study write-up, he uses a microdroplet injection technique and only injects a small amount of silicone per session. That protocol is in keeping with the protocols I've read of U.S. plastic surgeons and dermatologists who use Silikon - 1000 in their practices. Their use of it is somewhat controversial, both because it is off-label and because some docs argue that there can be late rejection of the stuff (years or a decade or more after it is injected), but the docs using it for more than ten years counter that they have not experienced cases of late rejection and that overall rejection/reaction is less than 3% of patients, which can usually be handled by dissolving the stuff with injections of some other substance. These same docs also argue that the negative connotations of silicone injections are based on old cases where non-medical grade silicone was injected in large amounts in one go by amateurs and hacks.

so did anybody tried silikon 1000 for penile enlargement? does any doctor offer this treatment?

are u refering to dr gary alter?

ttar2380 wrote: @MadMen
Do you know any more about the possibility of dissolving the silicone with the injection of another substance? Has this ever been done?

One reason why I am still hestitant re: PMMA is bc if there ever was a problem, it would be so hard to get it out of you. If silicone can be dissolved, that would be a big plus in terms of reassurance

If there was a effective way to dissolve it then it would have already blown all other cosmetic fillers out of the water. Why would anyone have a temporary filler if they could have something permanent instead, that can be removed if needed?
It's the same with FFT. Often surgeons claim to treat the fat in some special way which means it wont reabsorb and many guys believe it. But if a Dr could really get fat to stay permanently on a consistent basis, then he's have created the holy grail of cosmetic surgery - a soft tissue filler that is safe and permanent!

I'm referring to the extra bit he does for slight imperfections, aka silicone microdroplets. i know the main injections are PMMA

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