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Penile silicone disaster patient seeks a better way

Saturday, July 3rd, 2010

Hi Dr. Reed,

I found this email address on www.penisdoctor.com, I am hoping to arrange a consultation regarding a variety of things!

First of all, a few years ago I received silicone injections - 60cc in my scrotum and 10/20cc in my penis.I love the sensation of having a foreskin ( from the silicone in my penis shaft, I was circumcised as a kid), I love the size and the way it feels, however, I am dissatisfied with its appearance. My penis shaft is lumpy, there is a small area that looks inflamed, it looks inflated when flaccid rather than dangling down like a normal penis,

Therefore I am looking to reverse the silicone procedure, and would like to review other augmentation methods.

I am not sure if I am able to have everything done at once or whether it would have to be done in stages, so please provide me a breakdown of costs, and what you would do for the following:

1. removal of silicone
2. foreskin restoration (do you do this surgery?)
3 penile lengthening and augmentation
           (there seems to be lots of techniques in AlloDerm, scaffolding, fat transfer etc - what’s the difference in using each of these )
4. glanular enhancement
5. penis lengthening
            (is there a way to disguise/minimise the scars)
6. testicular enlargement

I have part-time work in adult entertainment, which I love to do. Therefore I want to go as long, and wide (within sensible limitations) as possible.

Ideally I would love to have something close to the porn star Max Delong as seen here (forgive me for the pornographic nature of the content)
http://monstercockland.com/files/2047.jpg
http://pacificsunwholesale.com/photos/DVDs/549/cover2hires.jpg

Also I am pleasantly impressed with one of your after-pictures of one of your patients
http://www.penisdoctor.com/images/larrybuff2.jpg
(exmple #2: 2/1 from page http://www.penisdoctor.com/photo-penis-enlargement.htm#1)

Also, are there any techniques (frequent penis pumping, jez extender, or exercises) that you recommend would compliment the surgery?

I’ve noticed that I have seen any ‘new’ advances in cosmetic surgery to the penis - are there any new techniques that I should consider waiting for?

Many thanks,

Ted

July 3, 2010

Good morning Ted,

Thank you for your interest in what we do.  The attached may provide some helpful background information.

To best advise you, you would need to be seen at the office.

If you wish to take photos and talk over the phone, our consultation fee is 250 (a one time charge).

We perform all of the procedures mentioned on your wish list.

Have a happy and safe July 4th holiday weekend,

Harold M. Reed, M.D.
1111 Kane Concourse, # 311
Bay Harbor Islands, Florida 33154-2041
305-865-2000

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Silicone Disasters and Aesthetic Revision

Sunday, February 15th, 2009
 Please see our web-site  http://www.penisdoctor.com/silicone.htm        

Silicone injection to the male genitalia as well as other parts of the body for enhancement is often done by non-medical personnel or doctors operating in foreign countries. The fees seems affordable, but the results are often disastrous. Silicone like injectable fat chooses paths of least resistance. Once inserted, silicone takes a random walk and the ultimate result is often unpredictable.

We have seen many transsexual females with butts that look like car tires. Way too much material is often unfortunately a feature of silicone practitioners and the results are very grotesque.

Here are some examples including one case of a female breast representative of so many we have seen, with hard lumpy contours.

Lastly although we are removing silicone as frequently as a few cases a month, there are surgical pitfalls. Silicone destroys normal healthy vascularity, so there is a propensity for poor wound healing, including separation and infection. Inevitably some silicone must be left within few milliliters of the skin as removing all of that will certainly result in skin necrosis. Silicone often will track into the lymphatic system. Tissue bulking secondary to ligneous edema may result in periodic swelling depending upon degree of physical activity.

Harold M. Reed, M.D.                                                                              305-865-2000

 

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