I'm interested in putting a semi-rigid Coloplast genesis with a diameter of 13 mm, how much will I lose in girth if now my girth is 4.7 inches? Cavernous tissue is not completely removed, so some sort of girth is maintained at the expense of them.

How bad are such operations for health?
How harmful is anesthesia?
If a person, for example, has placed an implant at 60 and will have to change it at 70 years or 80?

if I have a girth of 11.5 cm (4.5 inches) can I count on titan touch? Or will it not fit my girth?

Thanks for the answers guys.
And what is the service life of three-component implants? If I install them at 35, is there a chance to use it for the rest of my life? Or will I have to do repeated operations?

I am very glad that I found this forum. English is not my native language, so I use a translator. I would like to ask some questions about implants. Can a woman find out that you have an implant? Will it interfere with physical exertion such as running? Some write about severe pain and discomfort du...