Why would the suspension cause abscess if sterile injection technique is followed and the gear is clean?
During manufacturing you can't micro filter a suspension because the crystals will instantly clog the filter membrane, so you cannot physically remove microorganisms and insoluble foreign particles. You can still sterilise water-based injectables by killing the microorganisms using UV, radiation, autoclave (pressure and heat) and by adding preservatives, but that does not remove particle contamination. A sterilised water-based product might not stay sterile during use, because microorganisms grow quickly in water so in water-based injectables they are far more likely to get reintroduced into the product especially when the product comes in a multi-dose vial. This is less of a concern in oil-based injectables.
When you inject water-based suspensions, you play Russian Roulette with a magazine fed pistol.
There are solvents that will dissolve anything, so you can technically make an oil-based testosterone-base or winstrol but that does not mean that you should. The solvent itself could be toxic (likely is) or it could degrade the rubber stopper or the glass of the vial itself which will leach all sorts of nastiness into the product which you then inject.
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