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Is anyone on this site that got scar tissue or deformity due to the use of the Autoinject?. It seems that the Autoinject puts too much force on the penis tissue, I just wonder if it's safe to use on the penis.

ScrewedbyDoctors wrote:Is anyone on this site got scar tissue or deformity due to the use of the Autoinject?. It seems that the Autoinject puts too much force on the penis tissue, I just wonder if it's safe to use on the penis.

Have you been checked for Peyronie's disease?

As far as using Auto-Injector. I've never used one. Seems to me it would be injecting blindly.
Also as I understand there are two types of auto-injectors. One that simply pushes the needle in, then you have to manually inject the medicine.
The other does both. Pushing the needle in and then injecting the medicine.

However, my question is why use one in the first place?

Hi guys, I was an autoinjector later in my Ed travels. I used to inject manually but had a mental block to doing it after a couple years when I realized my natural erection would not come back post prostate surgery. Later I searched for answers, found FT, bimix and Autoinjectors. With the help of a great urologist, I learned to inject again, and it was awesome. No, it doesn't hurt the tissue, it's not really blind because you set it on a spot you plan to inject (I have a lot of veins, so I had to select spots carefully). Mine did the injection and plunged the needle. It felt like a fast rubberband snap at worst. I had no issues and with time was confident to go ahead and manual inject again. BTW my uro said he has been teaching guys post prostate surgery for 25 years to use the autoinjection. So if the needle scares you, by all means try it. Find the thread for on FT for the model.

I always used an autoinjector. It was given to me by the clinic where I started Trimix. It worked good but it did hit quick and fast. Spring loaded shot the needle in and pushed all the mix in very fast.
From another member I was told there is a newer autoinjector available that quickly shoots the needle in but slowly injects the mix. I also think there is one available that just shoots the needle in, you push the mix in. These work well for someone with tremors or limited hand dexterity.

Yes my injector pushed it in slow and it was the one recommended by members of FT. It was blue sorry thats all I can tell you about it.

The Autoinject that I used was fast release, they screwed me.

Can't say about the Autoinject but I use one called the Inject-Ease.It only injects the needle and then I manually slowly push the plunger down with my thumb.

Plunger going down slowly seems like a good thing to me.

I have been using trimix for 5 years. I had a lot of scar tissue before i started using injections. The scar tissue developed trying to have sex without an adequate erection. The scar tissue caused some Peyronnie type curvature and hourglassing. The mens clinic I used set me up with an autoinject and instructed me to inject one inch from the base of my penis. The third time I injected the needle struck scar tissue, bent and injected just under the skin. It made a swollen black and blue mess. I now self inject near the the end of my penis one inch back from the glan. I have not had a failure since injecting that way. Three years of Kegels and VED exercises straightened my penis back out and regained some girth and length. I no longer do VED, but continue with daily kegels. Autoinjects should only be used on a perfect penis. They can be a disaster.

I used an auto injector for a short period of time I would see no reason for it to cause any damage. We started using it because of my belly and broken hand was hard to see let alone inject. Plus the g/f would inject and her hands are so shaky fear of that was worse than the fear of the needle .. My injector was a simple on that they sell on Menmd but amazon has the same .. it injected the needle but you still had to push the plunger in inject the mix yourself.