TOPIC: Dr. Loria

agreed, dr.L is not the way to go because managing the calligun filler is to challenging the actual permanent gains is not over the whole shaft and will bunch up in areas.

The issue will be the same with all fillers.

I think the key to a successful result (in terms of aesthetics) with any filler is small amounts injected months apart. But it\'s not economical to either the patient or the Dr.

In theory, if less than 4cc was injected at a time (as described by Dr Coleman), then even fat transfer should be pretty predictable in terms of achieving an even result. But no Dr is going to inject such tiny amounts of fat per session.

mike, how much did you gain after the 2 procedures? (after everything settled down)

I may have gained less than a half Inch in just the mid-section NOT the entires shaft. The filler isn\'t consistent- if I had to redo it I would leave a tight wrap on it for 90 days straight - no master bating. It may have came out more evenly.

Is there anyone out there that can be recommended? I have been reading many posts on this site for months, very wise information I must add. We have Dr. Guinta up here in Va., What are the options of the list of Dr.s to consider.....if any?

Personally, I wouldn\'t feel comfortable recommending any procedure or Dr.

All of the procedures described here are experimental. Things can and do go wrong. I would not recommend anyone.

I understand, it boils down to proceed at your own risk. Everyone\'s body is different and reacts differently to medical procedures regardless of the disposition and reputation of the Dr.s . The information and recorded experiences help a lot in making decisions, appreciate the input.

I recently contacted L and asked him about the substance he injects. Below is the reply:

PMMA is FDA approved in the United States under the name Artefil and Belafil. It is primarily used as a facial filler but can be used for male enhancement. There is a medication called Silikon 1000 (and other similar types), which is an FDA approved medication in the United States. This medication is used to injectin the eye for certain eye disorders, however, many cosmetic dermatologist, including myself, use this medication to place it in the skin. This type of medication is superiorto PMMA as a permanent filler''yielding more natural results.

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So I guess no doctor or procedure is recommendable then should we just chop it off and get over the whole discussion?

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After reading this entire thread are you still even remotely interested in this option?

There are other Dr. L related threads...I guess maybe you should continue reading..

I thought to add to the discussion only. Had disqualified him earlier already. Im getting PMMA done on 8th with Dr. C

I did the \"phone consultation\" with Dr. Loria about a year ago and it consisted of about 10 other guys on the phone with Dr. Loria explaining the Platinum procedure. At the time, I had already visited another Doctor in Houston named Dr. Capriotti, and already ruled out all invasive procedures such as Belladerm, alloderm, or dermal fat grafts. After meeting with Dr. Capriotti in Houston, I also ruled out getting Fat Transfer Injections, as I felt the results would not be permanent and also felt the results would be squishy and inconsistent. Nevertheless, I knew I wanted an injectable and found Dr. Loria\'s Platinum procedure through the internet.

All in all, when I was on the phone with Dr. Loria, he opened up the entire panel of listeners to questions. I was surprised that the majority of the other guys on the phone DID NOT didn\'t ask questions. In fact, after hearing Dr. Loria\'s sales pitch, rather than ask questions, they said they were already convinced and were ready to book their procedures and only asked questions about price.

Me, on the other hand, asked hardcore questions, such as what the hell is the carrier that he\'s using to push the Silikon 1000 into the penis, and why the heck does he require people to place a rubber band at the base of their penises during the recovery of the procedure? I also informed the other people on the phone about PMMA and asked him if the carrier was similar to the carriers used in Metacrill and whether the carrier he used had a higher risk of migration, and therefore, required the use of a rubber band at the base of the penis during the after care protocol.

Dr. Loria did not really answer my first question. If I remember correctly, he said that it was a water-based or oil based solution. I wish I had recorded the conversation, but I was more focused on listening and asking questions than anything else. However, he never identified the substance by name. As for his answer to the rubber band question, I believe he lied to me. He stated that the rubber band is not only used in his procedure but also used in the recovery process when patients opt for PMMA. At that time, I had already done all my research on PMMA and knew PMMA recovery DID NOT and DOES NOT require the use of a rubber band during the recovery process. As such, I freaked out that he said this because he lied. There\'s no question he knows what PMMA is and knows who Dr.C is and it seemed to me that Dr. Loria didn\'t want his listeners to know anything more about PMMA other than it was not legal here in the U.S. and that his product was FDA approved (which is only half true, since he uses or applies the Silikon 1000 as an off-shelf procedure when he injects it into the penis rather than the conventional Micro-drop process).

All in all, don\'t choose Dr. Loria solely because he\'s in the U.S. and wants to sell you an over-priced procedure. Do your research figure out what\'s best for you. You might want the Fat Transfer procedure or other nonpermanent fillers. That\'s OK. Just don\'t go willy nilly into Dr. Loria\'s sales pitch, especially if he\'s going to begin lying and doesn\'t care to disclose what he\'s using to mix up the Silikon 1000.

BE INFORMED MY FRIENDS, BE INFORMED.

Theone wrote: I know the posts here are quite old but I was doing some research about Dr. Loria and ran into this. I can almost confirm my concerns. I want to have the procedure done but it\'s concerning because my equipment is good in size, I just want to add some volume when it\'s Flaccid Any help is appreciated...

DO NOT DO IT! I have performed 3 procedures at Doctor Loria - I regret! im ready to share pix.

Irishfan wrote: I have been to DR. L and Dr. C. Stay away from Dr. L

Did you perform Doc. Loria\'s procedures? did it work?

thanks.

I was really considering this procedure but have yet to hear anything good. I personally think if this was such a great thing it would sell itself and there would be many men jumping at this. I am slightly above average and think I just might stay that way. For the really small guys I feel for you knowing how much you want a change but maybe it\'s better to stay natural than be messed up for life. I will continue to keep up with PE because you never know when they might actually find something that really works. Again if it was so great there would be TV commercials out the wazoo on ESPN. Just my thought.