ozki35 wrote:Where have you read this?daddymac wrote:1984ptc wrote:
Definitely go hyaluronic before any permanent filler. And if you have an implant, id go with an implant urologist like hakky or perito or clavell. The location of the ha is what matters. And the amt depends on how long you are. Foundational layer alone- i needed 14 units. Hakky did his in 3 columns. It looked good immediately afterwards. Never had to dissolve ha. Brands ive tried are revanesse versa plus, restylane plus, and more recently evolysse form. Been topping up with a few ccs every now and then. Once youre bodys used to it and youre sure you like it, then you can look into getting bellafill which is somewhat permanent, or at least 5 yrs long.
I am scheduled to get the RIgicon Infla10 AX but concerned when I read about these posts saying filler was needed afterwards. Can I get the implant and not need filler on top of it? Is it because the tips of the cylinders are too pronounced that you need to filler on the head? Or is it for the shaft because the AX stretches it wide and you are filling it to be more round (versus oval?)
The question is where I read this? I'm looking for men with the Rigicon implant to share their experience about the comfort/size of the tips in the head, since I read on this website the tips are large. I have read on this discussion board some guys have gotten filler or hyaluronic acid in their glans or shaft (or both). I wanted to hear more about why. Was is because they felt they needed it to fix a shortcoming of the implant? Or because the tips hurt in the glans? What will help me (and probably everyone else) is when guys share their experience here with the Rigicon Infla10 Pulse AX in trials in the US or from another country, since it's new and not common in the US (for me to see implanted in person by a patient advocate or a friend--all my friends have the coloplast titan.)
