TOPIC: Ellanse timeframe

Was wondering who here has had Ellanse over the time spam it’s suppose to be absorbed. I just got the 3 year last year from Dr. C and it would be interesting to see if anyone has had if for that longer time frame…

Please let me know as I’m sure others are curious as well.

brcalifornia wrote: Was wondering who here has had Ellanse over the time spam it’s suppose to be absorbed. I just got the 3 year last year from Dr. C and it would be interesting to see if anyone has had if for that longer time frame…

Please let me know as I’m sure others are curious as well.

I wrote with Chester, he had the 3 year Ellanse done 5 years ago. It still hasn't started dissolving. So no size loss at all.

Interesting… it would be awesome to hear others experiences as well.

I know it’s still pretty new, but the more we know the better.

im 2 years from 1st injections. no changes-- perhaps a slight increase.

If I remember right Ellanse is made out of PCL. Isn't PMMA some similar material?

Dthom wrote: im 2 years from 1st injections. no changes-- perhaps a slight increase.

Which version did you get? 1, 2, or 3 year?

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Impressive. Would you recommend it? What were your gains like? How’s the texture?

I've had it for almost 5 years and no loss or issues.

2 years . If anything increase in Girth from year 1 to 2 . Basic ingredient is used in dissolvable Sutures .

I talked to a doctor and he doesn't get it .... essentially Pima with a more benign filler ?

Has it dissolved for anyone ?

I am not far behind Subtle77. I am in my 4th year of Ellanse E with no signs of degradation or lose at this time. And for for note: I have worked the hell of my Dick with PE from approx 4 days after my first procedure.

Texas, Ellanse E is for 3 years? Just trying to find out if it does dissolve at all, and if so what time frame. I've had 3 sessions with Dr. C within the past year.

No, it's a 4 year product.
no one knows exactly the answer to your question. that was seemingly the purpose of this thread .

It's what I would consider a "long-term temporary" as there haven't been reports of significant (if any) reduction in size from reporting patients; the thing is, Ellanse popped up on the scene just a few years ago so like Texas said, the answer is a bit unknown. The manufacturer may have its projections, but I'm hearing from Sponsors & patients that this stuff really may effectively hold beyond the 3-4 years initially projected. Of course, the jury's out and this, and I hope Ellanse patients report back periodically, even if it's to update their progress report once a year.

Should I be worried that if I use Ellanse 1 year and get a bad result it may not disappear in 1 year?