Penis Filler Lumps. Can triamcinolone and 5FU be used to reduce the volume? (Photo)

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Four years ago, I had a Penis Enlargement PMMA filler operation done. My penis developed some apparent abnormalities as a result of the filler not being administered right. I felt a lump in the frenulum and two more beneath the shaft by the frenulum. Last year, I had surgery to remove a lump, it was not entirely successful. It resulted in more noticeable filler lumps/scars on my penis. Triamcinolone and 5FU, I've read, can be used to lower the volume of Bellafill fillers. Would that work?

Victor Liu, MD, FACS, FRCS · Answer

Yes, most likely the lumps can be reduced by cortisone injections.  Frequently 1 injection may be enough but but sometimes several injections may be needed.  One must be careful to limit the injections intra-leisonally and not into the normal skin, because this may cause thinning and discoloration of the skin which can be unsightly and difficult to correct.

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Farhan Malik, MD · Answer

While some of the filler material is permanent, triamcinolone can decrease the volume of collagen around the filler. It should be administered in small amounts and over a few sessions. This would reduce the size of the "lumps" and make them smoother. It’s important to understand that no solution fits all and you are an individual. To ascertain what is the best direction, the right physician will need to examine you to make a determination.

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