@Discovernew I’m with you that I wish I’d been informed of this option before getting an implant. It still can be helpful for a lot of men who have been implanted. Loss of penis sensitivity and lack of engorgement of the head and corpus spongiosum are frequent complaints and the urethral gel can hel...

A correction. This is the correct link for the urethral gel.
https://www.ucprx.com/ed-urethral-gel

I really think you should try some “trimix” urethral gel before you go to an implant. I can understand your reluctance to use injections, but the gel route is pretty easy and if it works for you it will allow you to have a pretty normal sex life, very possibly for years. It involves measuring a very...

I only had pain if I put pressure on the dog ear area. My recollection is that the pain was annoying but I wouldn’t call it severe. It made me wonder if the corner of the dog ear would eventually erode through the tunica. It seems like just about everyone with a Titan has noticeable dog ears, but th...

The dog's ears mostly stopped hurting after about three months. I still have prominent dog ears at the base of the shaft when deflated, but they have not been at all painful since about six months after surgery. I have a Titan Touch. From what I can gather, dog ears also can happen with the AMS IPPs...

Hello dudeinFl. Sorry to hear about your troubles with getting successfully implanted. I agree with others on here that you should not give up on getting a new implant, and you will almost certainly have a much better outcome with the right doctor. A number of people on FrankTalk have faced the prob...

Correcting a typo. The VIP concentration is 50 mcg/ml not 50 mcg/l.

Hello. This is my first post, though I've been following the website since my prostatectomy 2 years ago. I am one of those men who cannot use any formulation of intracavernous injection which includes alprostadil because of pain. After much investigation and hunting around on the internet I discover...