Every guy has thoughts about having a bigger and fatter penis, but some guys are risking their lives to fulfill that dream by injecting non-surgical silicone in their penis’s.<\/p>\n
A growing trend among men are penis \u201cpumping parties\u201d.\u00a0 Pumping parties are where men are injecting non-surgical silicone into their penis in the hopes of having a bigger and fatter penis.\u00a0 The problem with non-surgical silicone is that it is found in tire polish and products like Fix-A-Flat.\u00a0 So if it’s meant for tires, why would you think it would be OK for your penis?<\/p>\n
So far one person has died from these injections.\u00a0 Justin Street a 22 year old went to one of these parties and got an injection.\u00a0 The effects of the silicone in his body proved to be fatal.\u00a0 The person who injected Justin with the silicone was charged with manslaughter for his death.<\/p>\n
Dr. Daniel S. Elliott, an associate professor of urology at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, weighed in with his perspective of silicon injections. He stated that Street\u2019s death was the \u201cfirst case he\u2019d heard of involving a silicone injection to the penis.\u201d However, he has encountered cases where patients attempted to enlarge their penises with \u201cinjections of fat or other substances.\u201d<\/p>\n
\u201cIf there were a legitimate method for penile lengthening, Johnson & Johnson or Pfizer would have bought it up and made billions and billions of dollars worldwide,\u201d Elliott said. \u201cThe fact that they don\u2019t means it does not exist.\u201d<\/p>\n
So men leave your penis alone, no one wants their penis to fall off.<\/p>\n