I saw a show on the Discovery Channel about a dude with a synthol in his hands.
Point is, dude could have died from that shit.
He’s a very lucky man. This man was one of the few in whose body the synthol had taken root and would not cause any further effects.
The doctor said that extracting the synthol is a complicated process.
Cause mammary glands, you’ll never know where you pumping that synthol into when it needs to go to muscles but not in mammary glands, also there’s alot of veins and other canals where it doesn’t need to go, but with arms it’s whole another business, muscles are big and avoiding arteries and veins is much simpler
So my question is, if synthol is usable for semi-permanent or permanent filler material, why don’t more people use it for boob jobs?
I’m not a doctor or even well read on the subject but my understanding is that: a) it’s not, and b) it’s a rather different texture/stiffness.
I saw a show on the Discovery Channel about a dude with a synthol in his hands. Point is, dude could have died from that shit. He’s a very lucky man. This man was one of the few in whose body the synthol had taken root and would not cause any further effects.
The doctor said that extracting the synthol is a complicated process.
Cause mammary glands, you’ll never know where you pumping that synthol into when it needs to go to muscles but not in mammary glands, also there’s alot of veins and other canals where it doesn’t need to go, but with arms it’s whole another business, muscles are big and avoiding arteries and veins is much simpler