More explicitly: I think that the process of dilating the corpora during surgery sometimes damages the arteries of the penis, resulting in discoloration similar to that associated with peripheral arterial disease.

I have also noticed a similar discoloration in the penis of a pornstar known to have had multiple implants. After each successive implantation, the skin of his penis seems to have progressively darkened in a manner similar to that of the limbs and feet of individuals suffering periphal arterial dise...

I suffered a priapism a few years ago that resulted in scarring and discoloration of my penis. The skin/tissue of my penis now look similar to the limbs and feet of people diagnosed with periphal arterial disease. I've seen a few other posts here from implantees mentioning post-implant discoloration...

I think it's important to add/emphasize that I have zero intention of lying about the implant whatsoever. I am a man with a heavy conscience. What I'm wrestling through is how to explain the procedure, not whether to. I want to be truthful with her that I'm going to have a procedure -- it's the exp...

Hey Considering89, I think what you wrote in your original post sounds perfectly fine: "there is a surgery that can correct the Peyronie's permanently, while also giving me incredible erections and curing the ED permanently. This condition is really affecting me mentally and I want to fix it an...

Assuming those values are correct, the probability of risk of infection for someone who has four implants over a lifetime is 1-(1-0.01)(1-0.02)(1-0.02)(1-0.02)=0.068... So roughly 7% chance of infection. Also, I think it's likely that the infection rate of the surgery is lower in implantees that are...