syntherol?

[sgtfury]

a few years ago i suffered a tricep injury that has long since healed. its apparent that i tore at least part of one of the triceps tendons. i have what looks like a chunk taken out of the tricep resulting one arm being somewhat smaller. its driving me crazy. i went to a surgeon and was told the injury was too long ago to do anything about. i am wondering if syntherol would be a option to kind of even my appearance out a bit.

 

[pesty4077]

Depends how bad. You have a picture? I think it can help.

 

[Hatchet]

Wouldn't mess w/ it if it were I. Temp results, who wants or needs that? Unless of course it turns to dead/scar tissue.
Human body has to process that stuff (kidneys, etc)... I know a couple local guys who have used that sort of thing, and they are sorry for it now.
(Dead / lumpy muscle tissue).

 

[richardbrown]

a few years ago i suffered a tricep injury that has long since healed. its apparent that i tore at least part of one of the triceps tendons. i have what looks like a chunk taken out of the tricep resulting one arm being somewhat smaller. its driving me crazy. i went to a surgeon and was told the injury was too long ago to do anything about. i am wondering if syntherol would be a option to kind of even my appearance out a bit.

Syntherol is Temp fix requires frequent injection that also can lead to Infection.
Most Pro bodybuilder are utilizing Filler, Similar to Buttock injection FDA approved for specific location, In case like this Filler last much longer and require lesser injection.
The cost can be $$$

 

[cage99]

Get you an implant. Problem solved!

Cage

 

[SouthernMuscle]

i’m guessing that you’re talking about where the tendon inserts to the elbow, has retracted upwards toward the shoulder and now theres a gap towards the bottom?

if this is the case then personally i’d say the possibility of any seo helping is not good. You need something to inject into in order to swell it up. In the scenario i’m referencing, the tissue you’d need to inject into to make the tricep look normal is no longer in the same position as it was pre injury. It‘s now retracted, so that tricep would never look like the original form unless you were to get surgery to reattach the tendon.

Theres my shot in the dark.

a picture would help

 

[IronFist]

i’m guessing that you’re talking about where the tendon inserts to the elbow, has retracted upwards toward the shoulder and now theres a gap towards the bottom?

if this is the case then personally i’d say the possibility of any seo helping is not good. You need something to inject into in order to swell it up. In the scenario i’m referencing, the tissue you’d need to inject into to make the tricep look normal is no longer in the same position as it was pre injury. It‘s now retracted, so that tricep would never look like the original form unless you were to get surgery to reattach the tendon.

Theres my shot in the dark.

a picture would help

was thinking the same when i read it.