My implant journey - a long running saga

The final frontier. Deciding when, if and how.
Bigdave
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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga

Postby Bigdave » Sun Jul 30, 2023 6:32 pm

Discovernew wrote:
Stobhill wrote:Can't complain :)


Are you happy with the rigidity of the LGX? is it true that sometimes it is a bit "wobbly"?

From 0 to 100 how satisfied would you say you are?


I have no idea why people keep bringing up this wobbly question.
If you're trying to hoist a bridge beam into position with your dick, the Titan may be a bit more rigid.
Anything less than that there's no functional difference.
Age 59. AMS 700 LGX 21cm + 2cm RTE.
Peniscrotal, 2/23.
6.25" OEM with Cialis, about 5" post-op. (11/01: Length 6.75" and girth is up to 4.75" mid shaft.) Still growing, albeit slowly. :D
Cycling daily. Hoping to get to 7". ;)

Discovernew
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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga

Postby Discovernew » Sun Jul 30, 2023 7:05 pm

Bigdave wrote:
Discovernew wrote:
Stobhill wrote:Can't complain :)


Are you happy with the rigidity of the LGX? is it true that sometimes it is a bit "wobbly"?

From 0 to 100 how satisfied would you say you are?


I have no idea why people keep bringing up this wobbly question.
If you're trying to hoist a bridge beam into position with your dick, the Titan may be a bit more rigid.
Anything less than that there's no functional difference.


haha exactly thats my question, i mean i heard doctors often recommend titan for that particular reason. However, i am not planning to use my penis to hang a towel after the shower. I plan to use it for regular sex, so as long as its firm enough for that i should be fine.
Implanted October 11, 2024, Dr Karaman. Infla10 AX 20cm +1cm RTE.
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ED about 14 years. Pills worked for 12 years, later worked 50%. Tried almost everything, nothing worked: Shockwave-Testosterone-PRP-Stem Cells-Botox, Etc

LeRoastBeef
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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga

Postby LeRoastBeef » Mon Jul 31, 2023 6:25 am

Have LGX, can hang towel after shower.

Imagine the hardest erection you ever had naturally.

That's nothing compared to the LGX.

It's like a rebar.
Implanted with AMS 700 lgx, 2021.
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Stobhill
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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga

Postby Stobhill » Thu Jul 11, 2024 6:25 pm

I was 100% correct when I chose the title for this journey thread.

I received a phone call today from the hospital saying they've had a cancellation for an MRI scan and would i like it?

Surprise, surprise but i said yes please.

Once my surgeon gets that scan he can then go about getting my cylinders the same length.

How did that happen?

I went to see another doctor (about two months ago) and they noticed I'd been waiting for a scan for nearly two years. She recommended i contact my surgeons Secretary, which i did.

I'm going for it tomorrow.

My Saga continues.......
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.

Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021

Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.

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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga

Postby Stobhill » Sat Sep 14, 2024 5:25 am

I now have an appointment for Wednesday to see my surgeon.

I don't know if that's too level the cylinders, tell me he can't do anything or tell me about something the MRI scan picked up.

I'm hoping for the first.
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.

Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021

Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.

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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga

Postby Stobhill » Sun Sep 29, 2024 4:19 am

My tubes will have to stay as they are.

The MRI highlighted a large amount of scarring that is stopping the tubes being the same length.

Oddly, I feel resigned to that and it now doesn't bother me.

It works and you can't see anything wrong.

Onwards and, literally, upwards.
Started with Peyronies that resulted in a 90° angle.

Currently Boston Scientific AMS 700 LGX 22cm (18cm with extensions) 100ml reservoir. 25/10/2021

Previously: Rigicon 10 ax implant, with 22cm cylinders, 110ml reservoir. 10/05/2021 and attempted repair on 28/06/2021.

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Re: My implant journey - a long running saga

Postby easymoney » Sun Sep 29, 2024 9:47 am

I was undersized with a Rigicon 10 mallabble in 6-2023 .. had to have it replaced with the correct size on 6-2024 ..


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