TOPIC: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 12th, 2026 19:48 UTC #1308725633- SkepticalAttempt
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Hoping I can get some support or advice here. I had my first round of 28cc PMMA placed just shy of 5 weeks ago (July 10'th). Initial healing went very well. I was even able to have gentle sex on the 5'th and 7'th day with no issues. On the 9'th day (July 18'th) I had rougher sex more accustomed to normal, after which my penis swelled up for the entire day. The next day I woke up in significant pain (a diffuse burning sensation around the entire shaft) and had substantial bruising. The pain and bruising lasted for several days. Every few days I experienced slightly less pain. I was feeling 90% better and got a blowie on the 24'th and only had a minor reaction the next day, so on that Sunday the 26'th I had very gentle sex with my wife. The next day on Monday I was back to significant pain again.
By Friday the 31'st I was feeling quite good, maybe 90-95% better. I decided I should try the fire roll massage because I haven't massaged since the 9'th day post op, due to my pain. Well after the massage I developed pain again, which got worse the next day again. I compounded that by having extremely careful gentle sex that Sunday the 2'nd (it was like 3 pumps lol...). Monday morning the 3'rd I was in quite significant discomfort again like I was after the initial flareup on the 20'th, even seemingly worse than before and like prior events, the pain has lasted multiple days and is ongoing. The pain again lasted for the entire week, and never fully subsided. For reference the pain is a diffuse burning throughout the entire shaft and is constant (sleep and heat is my only real relief) erections do not cause any pain. I have been abstaining from basically everything trying to recover, but I'm still in constant discomfort even today.
I messaged Dr. Rupeka's office on Aug 4th and explained the situation, and they advised this is consistent with what they've seen in some cases with Bio-stimulators in some guys who get above average inflammation reactions from the Bellafill. He advised to abstain from activities and manipulation until the pain subsides, then return to hot compress and massage of the firmer area. He did say I could add in an anti inflammatory, so i have been taking Aleve with Tylenol.
I messaged his office again this morning (8/12) giving him an update and am waiting for a reply. I also had a visit with my primary care physician today to rule out any physical concerns or potential infection or UTI (urinalysis sample taken-waiting on results).
Has anyone else had reactions like this where they have pain for multiple days post activities? When I palpate the entire penis, I'm not able to find any specific area that is sensitive or seemingly connected to the pain. I'm slightly worried this pain isn't going to go away. I’ve been unable to concentrate throughout the day and haven’t even been able to work at my desk. My wife seems to think this will likely go away with time. I'm hoping I can get some reassurance from people here on the forum.
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 12th, 2026 20:07 UTC #1308725635www.rejuvall.com/why-ha-before-pmma-penis-filler/
www.rejuvall.com/pmma-penis-filler-risks-case-study/
www.rejuvall.com/hyaluronic-acid-penis-filler-urologist/
Edited to add: Our best advice is to see a reconstructive urologist who is familiar with complications following PMMA girth enhancement.
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 12th, 2026 20:23 UTC #1308725636- Vongolaxespada1
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@Rejuvall I believe may be jumping the gun, it’s only 5 weeks post op, you have weeks and months left before everything is healed and the collagen process has completed. Talking about reconstructive penis surgery at this point is crazy. The pain I would assume is just from not being careful with the area while it heals. Let it heal, try anti inflammatories, the collagen process is still underway.
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 12th, 2026 21:33 UTC #1308725639Either prednisone or a Medrol dose pack might help if it’s just your body overreacting to the PMMA. If you’re anywhere close to the border, you can get them OTC in Mexico at a reputable pharmacy. Give those a chance before doing anything drastic.
While Rejuvall was being a bit blunt, this is why a lot of us recommend a round of HA first to get the body used to foreign material. It also helps that the trauma of the initial hydro dissection (how they open the plane) isn’t occurring at the same time as the PMMA irritation. Above all, give your penis a rest. If nothing else, the initial encapsulation should be completed soon as it typically only lasts 2-4 months.
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 12th, 2026 22:45 UTC #1308725646- SkepticalAttempt
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As for the prednisone recommendation. I actually have about 50mg on hand. I messaged Dr. Rupeka to inquire if this is something I should consider.
My PCP today seemed to think this will heal with time. Same as what Mike is saying. My wife has done a great deal of research and seems to think the same thing. Apparently the Bellafill paperwork cites that several patients experienced dull burning sensations that resolved within 180 days. I’m keeping my hopes up for now.
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 13th, 2026 13:15 UTC #1308725658- SkepticalAttempt
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Yesterday I messaged Dr. Rupeka asking about taking prednisone at this point. I’ll update when his office replies.
Thanks again for the support!
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 15th, 2026 14:10 UTC #1308725692- SkepticalAttempt
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I’m discouraged the Medrol isn’t working. His office advised I should be continuing with the hot compress and gentle massage but it seems like that massage is causing the pain the flare up. The pain is still constant and I’ve been in a bad mental space with dark thoughts… I’m so worried this pain is going to be permanent as I’m getting little relief now. The first few flare ups seemed to resolve somewhat noticeably. Now it’s just constant and unrelenting now. I’m getting some periods of relief but it feels likes it’s constant. The first week of flare ups, Tylenol alone seemed to help, now I’m requiring Tylenol and two alleve to bring my pain down to a manageable level from a 4 to a 1.5/10. Even that is still quite distracting.
Does anyone have any more recommendations or suggestions on next steps? Should I wait longer to be evaluated by Rupeka or someone else? Can this potentially still resolve in time? Should I seek Kenalog or other treatments for these firmer areas? Keep massing them even though that produces long lasting significant pain?
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 15th, 2026 23:45 UTC #1308725700- SkepticalAttempt
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 16th, 2026 00:06 UTC #1308725701- Vongolaxespada1
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Also brother just take something to relax, at the end of the day whatever it is, it’s fixable somehow.
Could just be healing too, give it a few weeks, that Bellafill carrier oil takes longer to absorb no?
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 16th, 2026 01:24 UTC #1308725703- Committed2this
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 16th, 2026 02:11 UTC #1308725706- Knowledge_seeker
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Here are the forum members I’ve picked up that have used him only or in conjunction with other service providers based on their own posts:
Kmgcmike,
tmartin,
beefmastermore,
sharkd,
jcregans,
6x5to7x8,
gsock27,
engrmike,
commited2this ,
skepticalattempt,
dannycho,
firedalarm,
arnoroberto,
contact94,
uncuthero,
bobbybrown229,
cheech,
shawn9212,
speedyturtle6718,
Taz32060,
jackets5,
truckerguy,
Ilaywood1983,
lurkin,
Jacobb288,
Bisstlemop,
user30991,
alias9,
jick975,
blownnova,
Tmartin304,
jdawg92,
ptbnl03,
commander,
Sweetie,
gambit84,
hockey2376,
linetiger375
Skaface
Without zooming in on the specific outcomes per user ; of the above only 4 expressed issues; and i know that two of those 4 were resolved, the other 2 never posted again. One of the two that had their issues resolved said it was kind of his (the patient’s) own fault to begin with. The vast remainder have been pleased with Rupeka’s work from what I’ve seen.
My recommendation to skepticalattempt would be to look at jick975’s (extended pain case) and all the above cases for yourself (just do a member search) to get a sense of what the end results have been like.
Keep us posted though. I’m also making a decision with the data I’ve come across. As you can see the recent names are on the list. (Committed2this. Engrmike and skepticalattempt)
(I offer no guarantee that this is every patient of his on the forum, just the ones I’ve spotted)
Feel better soon man
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 16th, 2026 14:15 UTC #1308725710- SkepticalAttempt
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My concern is that from all the users I can find, none had persistent days long pain. I’ve been taking it super easy on the peen the last 2 weeks and haven’t been recovering like I did the first few times. The first time I was able to stop Tylenol within 5 days, before I flared it up again, then again similarly the second time. However since then the pain isn’t going away. Also unlike other users the pain isn’t just when I’m manipulating it, it’s persistent ongoing and not ending.
Additionally the first few weeks I had no pain with erections. I was able to get hard while giving the wife oral and it almost helped the pain subside. I hadn’t given her oral in two weeks or so due to my recent flare up, but she requested some last week and I had pain with my Erection. Also last night i was having a sex dream because I woke up in the middle of the night with a painful Erection, probably 5/10 on pain scale.
My wife wants to me schedule an appointment with a Urologist this week. I’m still continuing to not do any activities, and I’m going to cease massage completely as I believe doing the massage this Friday (per Rupeka’s office’s recommendation) may have caused it to flare again.
To be clear this all could definitely have been caused by the initial rougher sex we had on day 9, and I’m not trying to point fingers, I’m just trying to figure out how much hope I have and if I need to change my approach. I feel like such a dummy as I was doing so well; then decided to smash the wife while I had whiskey Dick on day 9. I remember specifically saying “wow this PMMA helps my Dick stay harder” when it wasn’t fully hard. I wonder if I physically injured it during that night? That could explain the constant pain? I’ve read stories of individuals who “almost” broke their dicks and it took several weeks for them to no longer be in persistent pain.
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Re: Pain 5 weeks post PMMA
August 16th, 2026 17:05 UTC #1308725712- Knowledge_seeker
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Comparing jick’s case to yours I’ve noticed a few things:
1. You were 5.2 at widest and 4.8 at narrowest; jick was 5 even and 7.25 in length. If i recall you are shorter than that in length.
2. Jick had no drunken escapades mid-recovery lol
3. Jick took far less product than you did in round 1.
4. Jick had his procedure in January and wasn’t totally pain free until April.
Assessment: The guy who started bigger than you, still took less product than you and didn’t disrupt his recovery with wild sex jut a few days after ended up having to wait over a dozen weeks at least to be totally pain free under all conditions.
I know his pain was active not passive like yours but then again he didn’t mess with his recovery (based on his report). You have far more collagenesis happening in a tighter space after way more trauma. Talk to your doc by all means. But mentally I would embrace a longer timeline before you could be totally pain free. Read some of the other Rupeka cases in the forum to get a sense of what’s safely possible in situations like these.
Rooting for you bro
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