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Second try. A lesson on silicone. OF flagged one of my pho..
🕑 Added 2024-05-18 06:16:55 +0000 UTC Second try. A lesson on silicone. OF flagged one of my photos so I'm trying this again So I went to add silicone today and had to abort. I will explain the process and reasons in detail for those of you wanting to know more about silicone. The last add I had done in the shaft was 25cc in March, and all that growth had tapered off by now and I wanted to do another small add in the 12 o'clock dorsal center shaft, and as distal towards the head as possible. My distribution has ended up lighter in this area so I am wanting to grow it to give me an even amount of girth all around. (Right now there is more meat on the underside than the top) Disinfected and prepped my area and materials, then took a shower and scrubbed my entire body with antibacterial soap. After air drying I disinfected my hands then put on sterile gloves using proper sterile procedure and prepped my injection site. When placing the catheter, you have to pierce the skin layers and then push through any hardened encapsulated silicone (mostly firm collagen) and then reach a zone between the skin and the superficial fascia that wraps around the erectile tissue. This is quite easy before any type of fillers have been used but it gets difficult once you have grown a bit. After placing the catheter I drew out the desired amount of silicone filler into a syringe and connected it to the catheter with a short IV extension, both of these items were sterile until opening, and touched nothing except my sterile gloves. As I started to inject the silicone the catheter worked its way out because I had inserted it too shallow. Usually you want at least an inch and I had called it good enough at about a half inch, this was my mistake. It was hard finding a place to insert the needle in the desired area and I just hoped it was good enough. When the catheter fell out, I used sterile gauze to apply pressure to the injection site while a prepared a bandaid with liquid skin on the pad of the bandaid. I then applied the bandaid with pressure for over a minute until the site was sealed. All the materials used were forfeit. I threw them all away including the silicone I had drawn from the sterile container. When working with sterile tools you must dispose of them, you can't save anything to be reused again. I still have some silicone left, and might try again next week after today’s site has fully healed.
