TOPIC: HA injectable Phalloplasty - for safety
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7 years 8 months ago #1306149692think wrote: According to Subtle's post he believes he had the 3 year version. There should not be any difference, except for the time that the PCL lasts.
@Dr Oates mentioned previously that there was some indication that the half life of the generated collagen was 15 years, can you specify the source of that info? I assume it was from a non-public medical journal because I was unable to find any mention of that.
Yes - was 3 yr.
see - www.jbc.org/content/275/50/39027.long
For skin collagen, the 0.0115 ± 0.0018% increase in %?D-Asp per year (mean ± S.D.; Fig. 3, ages 19–91 years) indicates a half-life of 14.8 years (95% confidence interval: 9.4–22.3 years). Although no data on the half-life of human skin collagen are available in the literature, our data provide a reasonable first estimate.
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Re: HA injectable Phalloplasty - for safety
7 years 8 months ago #1306213069Dr Oates wrote:
We were thinking of using 2 different HA's - but that got removed over the weekend to make it easier to understand HA and Ellanse.
Well that makes the choice a little more simple.
Is there any plans to update the before and afters to show any result with Ellanse?
Has there been many patience that have had HA and then did top ups at the 1.5 / 2 years mark with Ellanse ?
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7 years 8 months ago #1306216021Subtle just posted an Erect picture nearly 2 yrs after. No have not had guys coming back wanting more after getting to their desired size (yet).
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7 years 8 months ago #1306216834booked in to see Dr Gavin tomorrow
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7 years 8 months ago #1306318993There was also the death of a young Australian guy a few weeks ago in California supposedly complications of injecting silicone into his scrotum going into the blood stream and causing lung inflammation and death.
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7 years 8 months ago #1306320100Yeah, someone posted it in another threadDr Oates wrote: Did anyone mention this article - see attached - on complications especially of injected silicone? It has got quite widespread online media coverage. .
Wondering if you’d comment on androfills comments on ellanse risks at the bottom of this page
www.androfill.com/penis-filler-injections/
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7 years 8 months ago #1306321232Everything I read on PCL indicates that this product is very safe in the body, as it is used in sutures, stitches and many other bodily applications. My very strong sense is that he simply doesn't want to carry a product that will cause him to lose the repeat business he can count on from other lesser fillers.think wrote: Wondering if you’d comment on androfills comments on ellanse risks at the bottom of this page
www.androfill.com/penis-filler-injections/
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Dr Oates wrote: There was also the death of a young Australian guy a few weeks ago in California supposedly complications of injecting silicone into his scrotum going into the blood stream and causing lung inflammation and death.
Why is this happened? Is that because silicone was injected by needle or what?
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7 years 8 months ago #1306331641Yes, that was what I gathered from everything I read as well.chester wrote: Everything I read on PCL indicates that this product is very safe in the body, as it is used in Sutures, stitches and many other bodily applications. My very strong sense is that he simply doesn't want to carry a product that will cause him to lose the repeat business he can count on from other lesser fillers.
I asked them directly via email. Their response was that there is another clinic doing Ellanse "en masse" and that they have had "a few" complications come through to them. These were granuloma and uneven distribution, and they said that there was "very little that can be done" for these cases.
Not sure about granuloma, but uneven distribution I would think would be no different from PMMA, where a skilled injector and good aftercare would take care of it.
Just relaying what they said.
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7 years 8 months ago #1306331828When I was first considering getting PE I was tempted by HA at Androfill. Then there was an argument on here between a Moderator and Androfill over the use of a cannula vs a needle, with Androfil insisting a needle was as safe and the results are as good. Yet now they say on their website that they've changed to using a cannula and the results are better!
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