Dr. Mark Solomon, Alloderm, Scaffolds?

[patterick]

i am already recorved from this surgery i think after 2 or 3 days he took the bandages off

then i had to cover the scar at the head off my penis with little bandages and put ointment on it.

i had it in august 09

[londonlad]

this was what i was referring to about multiple sheets

penisdoctor.com Blog Archive AlloDerm for Penile Widening

[ScienceMan]

Originally Posted by londonlad

this was what i was referring to about multiple sheets

penisdoctor.com Blog Archive AlloDerm for Penile Widening

Good link Londonlad. Seems to make sense that one thick sheet would have less complications then two thinner ones, but every doc is looking for some way to edge out the marketing of the others, so who knows.

Is Dr. Reed the only one you know of using this method with Alloderm?

[londonlad]

Originally Posted by ScienceMan

Good link Londonlad. Seems to make sense that one thick sheet would have less complications then two thinner ones, but every doc is looking for some way to edge out the marketing of the others, so who knows.

Is Dr. Reed the only one you know of using this method with Alloderm?

not sure if others still stack multiple sheets but our common sense seems to suggest that what he advises makes sense...it doesnt seem to be a novel or particularly unique idea that would be exclusive to one person. maybe other surgeons are more willing to take the risk of multiple sheets and potential infections because they know their patients are impatient and want max gains as soon as possible. he seems to think a bit more in the long term and is a urologist as well as a cosmetic surgeon too.

he is known to be quite conservative and err on the side of caution. he apparently will be able to put another sheet in but only maybe a year later after making sure the orginal has fully vascularised

[ScienceMan]

The thing about about Reed that troubles me is his before and afters:

Penis enlargement Phalloplasty

Most of these dicks look lumpy to me and quite frankly a bit freakish. Dr. Rosenthal's Alloderm photos look a lot more natural to my eye:

http://www.beverlyhillssurgical.com/page28.htm

[UncleJJ]

Thanks for posting to all you guys!

[ScienceMan]

Check this out: AlloDerm® Regenerative Tissue Matrix -LifeCell.com

A doctor can order any size piece of Alloderm just by punching the numbers into a computer. Theoretically, you could call any doctor that works with Alloderm beforehand, send him pics and your dimensions and he could preorder the exact thickness he thinks he needs in one sheet.

[londonlad]

Originally Posted by ScienceMan

Check this out: AlloDerm® Regenerative Tissue Matrix -LifeCell.com

A doctor can order any size piece of Alloderm just by punching the numbers into a computer. Theoretically, you could call any doctor that works with Alloderm beforehand, send him pics and your dimensions and he could preorder the exact thickness he thinks he needs in one sheet.

thanks 4 link so the thickest is 3.3mm?

[ScienceMan]

Originally Posted by londonlad

thanks 4 link so the thickest is 3.3mm?

I see ranges under the "size" button from up to 8x16cm with the option of going larger if requested or getting a custom sheet at specified increments of centimeters.

Oh and TY for the link on the other page londonlad.

[londonlad]

Originally Posted by ScienceMan

I see ranges under the "size" button from up to 8x16cm with the option of going larger if requested or getting a custom sheet at specified increments of centimeters.

Oh and TY for the link on the other page londonlad.

maybe length and width can be chosen but im not sure if thickness can be specified more than the two ranges of 0.79mm – 2.03mm(thick) or 2.06mm – 3.30mm (xtra thick) though...

even still 3.3mm is good enough but there doesnt seem to be a guarantee that a surgeon would get that size instead of 2.06mm..its pot luck