I am looking at implants

[dheberling]

I have read many of the posts here and also a lot of literature on implants. I am over 2 years post robotic prostate surgery. Nothing has worked to give me a raging hard on. I am leaning towards the malleable Genesis implant. I tend to not follow the crowd and prefer the simple solution versus the more complex. I like the idea of a Tower of Power always ready to play. I have not had a toy like that since I turned 40 (15 years ago). I know it is hard to hide, but why would I want to? So let's hear from all of the guys who went the malleable route. I know you are a small group. Let me hear the good, the bad and the ugly.

[newly1]

im 2 years out and scheduled for LGX im plant on 11/04/13 i also thought about the forever hardon untill I talked to the guy at the Y with one I think you would be sorry but to each his own. once you try that you never go back.

[dheberling]

I have a few reasons for wanting to go this route. I have had two hernia surgeries, one traditional, the other laparoscopic. There is a lot of scar tissue on the left side. I also have Kevlar mesh, this had to be removed and then reinstalled during the prostate removal surgery. I was really hoping to not have to go under the knife again, but being impotent really sucks. At least the semi rigid implant is all external from the abdomen. Shorter recovery time as I understand it. Yes, having a permanent hard on would take some getting used to, but it sure beats being a eunuch.

[dheberling]

im 2 years out and scheduled for LGX im plant on 11/04/13 i also thought about the forever hardon untill I talked to the guy at the Y with one I think you would be sorry but to each his own. once you try that you never go back.

That is patently untrue. The semi rigid can be removed and the inflatable put in. Inflatables have to be reworked all of the time. What do they call it, revision?