Bio meso pellet implants??

[MICHELEJANINE]

Hi all- Am 39yrs old, family history of ovarian cancer, personal history of cervical cancer, and numerous benign ovarian cysts/tumors resulting in 6 surgeries which finally ended with a total hysterectomy 2yrs ago when i was 37.  Took bio pill form of estrogen and progesterone for 2months the day after my surgery...ran out and didnt fill them as i was terrified of all the HRT risks...been fine minus the hot flashes up until the last few months...now im losing it emotionally.  Saw Dr. David Ghozland last week and insisted that I try the bio pellet implants that his father, Dr. Sauveur Ghozland specializes in.  These bio-pellets are implanted under ur skin in the buttocks area and release within 72hrs and last up to 4months.  EXPENSIVE...but worth it if they work and are safer than traditional HRT.  Would LOVE some feedback before I make this decision.
Thank u very Much!!

[lizmck]

i've been getting the meso pellet from Dr. Ghozland for over 2 years and it's saved my life, no more hot flashes, night sweats, mood swings and a great new sex life that i thought was gone, i would totally reccomend this treatment!!

[Curious2222]

Your posting I saw was dated in 2009.  How about an update to me as I am thinking of doing the pellets with Dr. Sauveur Ghozland.  Still getting implants and are they working?
Thanks
Curious

[MICHELEJANINE]

Good for you!!  Let me know if u feel a difference!  I was told that u will wthin 72hrs? I havent calculated the yearly cost yet, but for the 1st consultation wth the implants is 675.00 cash, and i will file insurance on own and they pay up to 80% back.  Then I would go in every 4 months and do new labs and implants.  AND GOODLUCK with your husband-i hope it helps in the bedroom (hee hee!)
PLEASE write back and let me know!
Thanks for replying!
Michelejanine xo

[bev62]

I just had the pellets implanted last week. I live in Knoxville Tn. It is expensive,$2600.00  for one year of treatment which includes pellets being implanted every three months and boosters if needed, all blood work, and B-12 shots every month. I had to pay for it up front and file insurance myself. They said insurance will pay 60%. We'll see. I can't tell any difference yet, but it's still early. They implanted both estrogen and testostorone. After seeing my very low testostorone levels and hearing about my non-existant sex drive the doctor insured my husband that once my levels begin to rise he would think it was the best $2600 he had ever spent.LOL Only men would think like that, which I must admit it would be nice to be in the mood for a change.