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09-29-2011, 03:24 AM
Silicone Injections Enlarge Your Penis - With a Sealant Gun
Since the tragic death of a UK woman Claudia Aderotimi who died after she was injected with liquid silicone for buttock enhancement in a hotel , There are now fresh warning against backstreet procedures being performed in the UK. Now it seems Males seeking genital enlargement are in danger from a number of websites promoting silicone injections. It is emerging that many men around the country have undergone the unlicensed procedure – and are now facing serious medical problems and deformity as a result.
The British public and goodsurgeonguide should be concerned about this type of unlicensed procedures unlike silicone implants (e.g breast implants or testicular implants), injections of free silicone are banned. This is because the silicone migrates and spreads in the tissues creating an inflammatory reaction which becomes impossible to remove completely without damaging the tissues.
A british nurse is offering the silicone treatments to enhance men's privates using a DIY sealant gun.
Jeremy Luke Castle offers the £120 surgery from his south London flat as his three cats roam about as he uses a grouting gun on the men’s genital’s
Health experts last night admitted the practice is NOT illegal, despite being potentially lethal if jabs are not properly administered.
Castle, who advertises online and admits he has had no formal training, said: "It's not rocket science.
"The scrotum is very easy and it's just a case of hitting the best place.
"There's no law that says you can't do it.
"It's medical grade silicone. The equipment I use is sterilised with copious amounts of disinfectant. It's not really dangerous."
But he admitted: "If it's done incorrectly you could inject silicone into the blood vessel and that would result in the patient being, well, dead."
Castle, who claimed he banned the cats from the room when he was injecting the filler, added: "I'm a trained nurse specialist.
"This is a sideline. I haven't had any complications with any of the people I've done."
In February, we told how British student Claudia Aderotimi, 20, died after flying to the US for illegal silicone jabs to enhance the shape of her bottom.
Aircraft engineer Jim Horton, 50, of Tavistock, Devon, had an op to boost his privates in 2007 but almost LOST them when silicone seeped through tissue and killed off his flesh.
Goodsurgeonguide would call on the Government to close the legal loophole allowing such ops but they have always demonstrated a lack of interest in cosmetic surgery enhancements. Allowing rougue practices to continue endangering the lives of us the British public.
We may then be able to avoid cases like Jim Horton, an ex aircraft engineer who had silicone injections ;
In 2007 after reading about permanent enlargement injections in a number of websites and was intrigued. There were many men on these forums who admitted they’d undergone the treatment to enlarge their penis permanently, but Jim Horton was interested in augmenting my scrotum area which he felt was small and tight. I found out the injections could be done relatively cheaply in the London area.”
Jim met the ‘trained practitioner’ who had, ahead of time, emailed an information sheet promising painless ‘permanent scrotum and penis enlargement injections…using sterile surgical-grade silicone fluid.’ The email also claimed this medium ‘gives very good weight and sensation, and feels much more natural than most implants or temporary fillers.’
Jim says;
“I had the injections at the practitioner’s house – he explained because the liquid was so thick he couldn’t use a normal syringe and instead had what looked like a sealant gun from a DIY store to get enough pressure. The silicone itself, I noticed afterwards, had been kept in a milk bottle. I know this should have set the alarm bells ringing but the procedure was painless and I was satisfied with the larger size. I paid £120 and I felt really pleased with the result.”
Unfortunately some months later the silicone appeared to have migrated, and his scrotum felt hard and looked misshapen.
He says;
“I started experiencing some discomfort and presumably because the substance had travelled in between my testicles the area looked almost triangular. I tried contacting the practitioner again but he said not to worry. Afterwards I did further research online and found out that many of the men who had the procedure were experiencing problems and having to pay thousands of pounds to undergo surgery privately to correct it. I couldn’t afford this, so despite feeling like I looked like a freak I did nothing further until last year when the discomfort and hardening had gotten so much worse I struggled to find clothes that fit.”
Jim was referred to the urologist, who first tried to surgically remove the silicone in June 2010, but was then told he would need a plastic reconstructive surgeon to remove the Silicone
http://www.goodsurgeonguide.co.uk/images/articles/1312363606-penis-enlargement-with-silicone.jpg
http://www.goodsurgeonguide.co.uk/news/silicone-injections-enlarge-your-penis-with-a-sealant-gun~280/
Since the tragic death of a UK woman Claudia Aderotimi who died after she was injected with liquid silicone for buttock enhancement in a hotel , There are now fresh warning against backstreet procedures being performed in the UK. Now it seems Males seeking genital enlargement are in danger from a number of websites promoting silicone injections. It is emerging that many men around the country have undergone the unlicensed procedure – and are now facing serious medical problems and deformity as a result.
The British public and goodsurgeonguide should be concerned about this type of unlicensed procedures unlike silicone implants (e.g breast implants or testicular implants), injections of free silicone are banned. This is because the silicone migrates and spreads in the tissues creating an inflammatory reaction which becomes impossible to remove completely without damaging the tissues.
A british nurse is offering the silicone treatments to enhance men's privates using a DIY sealant gun.
Jeremy Luke Castle offers the £120 surgery from his south London flat as his three cats roam about as he uses a grouting gun on the men’s genital’s
Health experts last night admitted the practice is NOT illegal, despite being potentially lethal if jabs are not properly administered.
Castle, who advertises online and admits he has had no formal training, said: "It's not rocket science.
"The scrotum is very easy and it's just a case of hitting the best place.
"There's no law that says you can't do it.
"It's medical grade silicone. The equipment I use is sterilised with copious amounts of disinfectant. It's not really dangerous."
But he admitted: "If it's done incorrectly you could inject silicone into the blood vessel and that would result in the patient being, well, dead."
Castle, who claimed he banned the cats from the room when he was injecting the filler, added: "I'm a trained nurse specialist.
"This is a sideline. I haven't had any complications with any of the people I've done."
In February, we told how British student Claudia Aderotimi, 20, died after flying to the US for illegal silicone jabs to enhance the shape of her bottom.
Aircraft engineer Jim Horton, 50, of Tavistock, Devon, had an op to boost his privates in 2007 but almost LOST them when silicone seeped through tissue and killed off his flesh.
Goodsurgeonguide would call on the Government to close the legal loophole allowing such ops but they have always demonstrated a lack of interest in cosmetic surgery enhancements. Allowing rougue practices to continue endangering the lives of us the British public.
We may then be able to avoid cases like Jim Horton, an ex aircraft engineer who had silicone injections ;
In 2007 after reading about permanent enlargement injections in a number of websites and was intrigued. There were many men on these forums who admitted they’d undergone the treatment to enlarge their penis permanently, but Jim Horton was interested in augmenting my scrotum area which he felt was small and tight. I found out the injections could be done relatively cheaply in the London area.”
Jim met the ‘trained practitioner’ who had, ahead of time, emailed an information sheet promising painless ‘permanent scrotum and penis enlargement injections…using sterile surgical-grade silicone fluid.’ The email also claimed this medium ‘gives very good weight and sensation, and feels much more natural than most implants or temporary fillers.’
Jim says;
“I had the injections at the practitioner’s house – he explained because the liquid was so thick he couldn’t use a normal syringe and instead had what looked like a sealant gun from a DIY store to get enough pressure. The silicone itself, I noticed afterwards, had been kept in a milk bottle. I know this should have set the alarm bells ringing but the procedure was painless and I was satisfied with the larger size. I paid £120 and I felt really pleased with the result.”
Unfortunately some months later the silicone appeared to have migrated, and his scrotum felt hard and looked misshapen.
He says;
“I started experiencing some discomfort and presumably because the substance had travelled in between my testicles the area looked almost triangular. I tried contacting the practitioner again but he said not to worry. Afterwards I did further research online and found out that many of the men who had the procedure were experiencing problems and having to pay thousands of pounds to undergo surgery privately to correct it. I couldn’t afford this, so despite feeling like I looked like a freak I did nothing further until last year when the discomfort and hardening had gotten so much worse I struggled to find clothes that fit.”
Jim was referred to the urologist, who first tried to surgically remove the silicone in June 2010, but was then told he would need a plastic reconstructive surgeon to remove the Silicone
http://www.goodsurgeonguide.co.uk/images/articles/1312363606-penis-enlargement-with-silicone.jpg
http://www.goodsurgeonguide.co.uk/news/silicone-injections-enlarge-your-penis-with-a-sealant-gun~280/