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Seen a few threads on here about guys having fillers after the implant.
I rang a couple of docs in uk and they said they wouldn't do it after an implant for fear of damaging it.
Anyone know any uk doctors that perform this.

FYI fillers lower sensitivity:

"Indeed, in the initial feasibility study of PGE using HA filler, most patients experienced decreased tactile sensation of the shaft" - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC8987147/

Would it be permanent? Or should I repeat it every year or so?

You could always come to the US for a permanent one. Theres a few high volume places that offer it and will 100% do it in a safe ay with an implant. I understand though if thats not in budget.

I had mine done by Dr. Cassavantes in Tijuana. He's probably the go to man in the world for a lot of this, and has been doing it a good 10 to 15 yrs before those in the U.S. started jumping on board. I will agree it does lead to loss of sensitivity in the shaft, but overall still like the large girth it provides, which for me is over 7".

Cnidium wrote:You could always come to the US for a permanent one. Theres a few high volume places that offer it and will 100% do it in a safe ay with an implant. I understand though if thats not in budget.

I am just wondering if the procedure using the hyaluronic acid is permanent, as I have read before that hyaluronic acid filling doesn't last more than a year when applied on wrinkles and cheeks.

FinallyBionic wrote:

Cnidium wrote:You could always come to the US for a permanent one. Theres a few high volume places that offer it and will 100% do it in a safe ay with an implant. I understand though if thats not in budget.

I am just wondering if the procedure using the hyaluronic acid is permanent, as I have read before that hyaluronic acid filling doesn't last more than a year when applied on wrinkles and cheeks.

Hyaluronic filler is absolutely not permanent, ~1 year in duration.

PMMA is the legal filler in the US that is permanent. Not sure of legality outside of US.

Cnidium wrote:

FinallyBionic wrote:

Cnidium wrote:You could always come to the US for a permanent one. Theres a few high volume places that offer it and will 100% do it in a safe ay with an implant. I understand though if thats not in budget.

I am just wondering if the procedure using the hyaluronic acid is permanent, as I have read before that hyaluronic acid filling doesn't last more than a year when applied on wrinkles and cheeks.

Hyaluronic filler is absolutely not permanent, ~1 year in duration.

PMMA is the legal filler in the US that is permanent. Not sure of legality outside of US.

Thanks Cnidium!