CX gains with time

[WK092196]

Can any CX users tell me if they gained girth and length after cycling for months?

I’m in week one of cycling. Rigidity and hardness is fine. I am hoping for additional girth in the future and wanted to see if any CX users had that success after some time cycling.

Thanks

WK

[crobin1]

I would say that after cycling 6 months that I have filled out to what my maximum will be. Very close to original...within 90%.

Early on I was concerned. as the swelling goes down my sac retracted back and made the length increase 1/2 inch.

I had Peyronies which may have robbed my size a bit. All in all I am satisfied. That is My experience.

[WK092196]

Thanks Corbin. Sent you a PM

[Hamburg/Germany]

Six weeks after surgery I had lost 4 cm length and 3,5 cm girth. I was quite disappointed! Now, a half year later, I gained 2,5 cm length and 2 cm girth again - I´m very happy now with size and function!

[Andy1955]

I have recently celebrated one year since my surgery. Like you I initially had concerns. I had Peyronies with a 90 degree upward bend. As of now the curve is gone, and there are no signs of Peyronies. I lost both length and girth prior to the implant but now I am very close to what I was in size. Cycling and a positive mind set are key imho.

My Dr had me physiologically ready for the worst with respect to size; however I can say that I progress well. Good luck.

[WK092196]

Great replies and thank you for the insight.

Hamburg, did you mean you had the eventual gains from pre-op or you gained back from where you lost the 4 and 3.5 after surgery? Either way good to know.

Andy. I went from Titan to CX. I was told rigidity/hardness would be slightly less, but plenty good enough. I find the CX rigidity is more than enough.if Titan is a 10 on hardness then CX is 9.5 or 9 at worst. PLENTY enough.

My doctor did not prepare me for loss of girth. It’s not huge, but noticeable: not as wide on top as Titan. But our goal was functional and pain free, not some increase or strategy around size. So that’s probably why it wasn’t mentioned, although I wish I would have been prepared like you. Would have made it easier on first observation.

At the end of the day, it works and is functional. When the tine comes for clearance I’m sure it will be OK. But it is great and reassuring to know gains can and should be achieved with cycling.