After RP surgery I used injections, in time I developed peyronies. The peyronies caused a 90 degree straight up turn. My implant straightened me out allot and works fine, but between the RP and peyronies the size was reduced. I wish I would have skipped the needle and just got the implant.
Bubba

Dr Kramer did mine, 2014. 20K

Bubba

Tom, I too had RP. I used injections for a while and developed peyronies with a 90 degree upward turn. I had an AMS 700cxr implant, and now left with just a slight curve.
Good Luck Bubba

Nick, usually the implant will take care of the peyronies. It really depends on the severity of the curve and scar tissue. I myself had considerable scar tissue and a 90 degree straight up bend. For this reason I was implanted with a AMS 700cxr. Unlike a LGX, it has no length expansion and is very r...

Doctor Andrew Kramer did my implant.
I Flew from Missouri to Maryland.
I'm very pleased with the results.
Bubba

SteveH, it’s pretty common for the bulb to feel extremely hard at first. Grab the tubing above the pump, and bring the bulb toward the outside skin. In this manner you control the bulb from getting away from you, and can get a good squeeze on it. Just hang in there and keep trying, it will get easie...

RickRed40, I'll second that.

Thanks Bubba

I was implanted August 2014 with Dr. Kramer, cost was $20,000.00. Hotel and flight about another $1000.00.

Bubba

C_Lab, Welcome to the site. I would be cautious of the injections. I know they have worked fine for some for many years, but in my case caused peyronies. I had already lost size from prostate surgery and then more from the peyronies.
Good Luck
Bubba

If you do not get the pop, hold the deflate button for a few seconds and try again. This works for me, when I’ve experienced the same problem. As far as the pump being hard it will get easier, it just takes a little time.
Good Luck
Bubba