Silicone Pumping Question?

**JeniferTS** · 06-17-2009

lmao @ bricks..could be..sometimes the area that gets pumped can harden up.

**Nicole Dupre** · 06-17-2009

Wow. People always talk about sil "hard spots" as if they're normal. Yet the people who go to m never have such problems. No wonder "he da man". lol

**BLKGSXR** · 06-18-2009

Originally Posted by flabeeboi

and i mean HARD!

like a morning wood hard or harder?

**Marilyn** · 06-18-2009

Silicon does get hard, especially when it has recently been applied. Skin has to stretch and make room for the silicon to set on the muscles, eventually it should soften up if it is in fact medical-grade silicon. However, industrial silicone tends to never soften up and unfortunately that is the type of silicon that most ts women can afford in the blk market. Only a few South American countries actually inject medical silicon for body conturing, it is not recommended though, cuz the product might migrate to different parts of the body. For these reasons silicon has only been approved as prosthesis in the USA.

This info was given to me by my Dr. in NJ who removed the silicon I had in my upper lip! THank God everything is back to normal with my lip....no more silicon, just my own fat!

**eclipsemint** · 06-18-2009

Hard intamuscular "brick" -like objects. This could be an ideal case for Fox Mulder and Dana Scully.

Are you...pregnant, now??

**tstv_lover** · 06-24-2009

Originally Posted by Marilyn

Silicon does get hard, especially when it has recently been applied. Skin has to stretch and make room for the silicon to set on the muscles, eventually it should soften up if it is in fact medical-grade silicon. However, industrial silicone tends to never soften up and unfortunately that is the type of silicon that most ts women can afford in the blk market.

Is this an example of silicone gone bad, or just waiting to "settle"?

If you were this girl, how would you fix the problem?