Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

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ThailandBound
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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby ThailandBound » Wed Nov 29, 2023 9:22 pm

Witheringhog wrote:I could always start sex, got natural erections just fine, keeping them was the hard part. I had to go fast or risk losing it. So glad i got it, taking your time, no mind games or worries, sooooo worth it. The orgasms are so much stronger post implant. I am a huge fan.


Exactly my experience. I’d shoot up with trimix. Have a good boner for :20….and that’s about it. Veinous leakage. It was like i had a mental egg-timer going which rushed things far too much, or risk failure. Now, being implanted has put a real sense of play back into playtime.
Active, athletic 63 years old. Sexually, still 33 in my mind and spirit. Pills and injections all worked, until they didn’t. Diagnosed with veinous leakage in 2022. Coloplast Titan. 22 CM. No RTE. Peno-scrotal. Implanted 1/4/23. Dr. Clavell.

JakOBson
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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby JakOBson » Fri Dec 01, 2023 2:04 pm

I implanted without full ED.

The positive:

Guaranteed bullet proof erection of enormous power. Performance anxiety is no longer factor of sexual life.

The negative:

Flacid shape is ruined, you do not want your woman to see you unpumped, at least in my particular case.
You won't be able to conceal the fact of implantation unless your partner never fondles your testicles.

Overall, no matter the downsides, the decision is worthwhile.

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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby bds1986 » Fri Dec 01, 2023 4:07 pm

JakOBson wrote:I implanted without full ED.

The positive:

Guaranteed bullet proof erection of enormous power. Performance anxiety is no longer factor of sexual life.

The negative:

Flacid shape is ruined, you do not want your woman to see you unpumped, at least in my particular case.
You won't be able to conceal the fact of implantation unless your partner never fondles your testicles.

Overall, no matter the downsides, the decision is worthwhile.


In what way was flaccid shape ruined?

JakOBson
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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby JakOBson » Fri Dec 01, 2023 5:18 pm

Shaft badly bent to the left at 1/4 from the base, like literally pointing 50 degrees to the left instead of straight

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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby Bigdave » Sat Dec 02, 2023 4:14 am

That's odd.
I had a lifetime left curve of around 20 degrees, noticeable only when erect, but not bothersome.

After implant, the curve is almost completely gone, and my flaccid, while larger than before, is pretty normal looking.
If completely deflated, I do have a bit of dog-ears, but a couple pumps fixes that, and makes for a nice bulge.

I can't imagine what would cause a hard curve when deflated.
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". ;)

ctcolantro
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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby ctcolantro » Sat Dec 02, 2023 6:09 pm

Yes, I still had decent erections but wasn't sustainable. Never did injections....had no desire to go that route. Best decision I could have made. I still have all (possibly more) sensitivity than before implant, better and harder erections that are superior to natural, and can stay that way as long as I need. No anxiety... Wish I could have done it sooner as it's really an enhancement.
Implanted 12/15/22. 44. AMS LGX 21+2 Shawn Blick in Phoenix. Happy to share my experiences with anyone who is interested.

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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby Iwillbeatpd » Sat Dec 02, 2023 9:45 pm

Let me add one other thing here for you. Like you, before my situation was really bad. I could have sex, but due to my Peyronies, I had to use pills, could only do certain positions, absolutely always worried about my dick breaking in half and ending up in the ER. It progressively got worse with time. What started as a minor symptom ended with major problems that made sex not safe regardless of position. It was clear I was only getting worse and not better.

Here’s what I think you should consider:

About halfway into my situation, I was asking questions exactly like yours. Should I get an implant if I can still have SOME sex, even if it’s not the sex I used to be able to have? A wise man once said these words to me, “if you have to question it, it’s probably not time for an implant yet”. He was right. At that time, it wouldn’t have made sense to get one. Fast forward another 6 months after my condition worsened, I couldn’t have sex at all, always thought about my broken dick, and honestly felt like I lost part of myself everytime I talked to a woman. At this point, it was a no brainer to move forward with the implant. My condition was only worsening, I couldn’t really have sex, my penis looks terrible, I had nothing to lose. It was an easy decision. Everytime I’d think about backing out, I was immediately reminded that the alternative is to live with a broken dick that doesn’t work.

So for you, maybe the answer is just chill out for a bit? The implant option is always on the table, it’s not going anywhere. I’d say until you’re at a point where you can’t have sex, just wait. When I say can’t have sex, that means for any number of reasons: stability issues, can’t stay up, curve issues, etc. As you said, if you DO have something to lose, you’ll be more likely to question your decision. I’m day 5 post op and still happy with my decision, but also in the phase where I’m asking wtf did I do. From what I hear, 3 months in and it’s like having a new mind. One where you don’t worry about your dick.
Fit/active/37/ Lifetime congenital left curve, which later progressed to Peyronies (2022) and severe hourglass/narrowing. Implanted by Dr Hakky 11/28/23 with Titan Touch 26 cm XXL. Reservoir 130 cc saline. Pre surgery measurement: 8.25 Length 5ish Girth.

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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby ruwansilva25 » Mon Dec 04, 2023 3:27 pm

dentestes wrote:Yes go for it. I got mine at 40 while I still had plenty of erectile function just not adequate for satisfying sex. Having some function is maybe even worse than complete impotence because in a sense its a constant tease. If you go to a top surgeon they'll preserve what function you have and you should have the best of both worlds.



Did you lose lenght or girth after implantation? I am assuming no because you didn’t experience atrophy due to full blown ED.
40 YO. Been on pills since late 20s. Pills now starting to not work. Might be vein leak. Dont want injections. Hoping to get checked out next month for implant.

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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby Never_Enough » Mon Dec 04, 2023 3:48 pm

I'm still here... and it's really messing with my head.

I can still get rigid erections but they just won't stay when I'm with my partner of 14 months.. we love each other but its really infecting my head.

The pelvic pain messes with the sensation of my penis and I don't know if oysters going to be easy to fix

But then people are saying don't get an implant unless you are completely dead down there which I absolutely am not... its psychogenic and due to. Pelvic pain.
. Equally I can't make her wait with average or poor sex forever.
38 m UK

Psychogenic ED since forever fewer problems being fully erect alone.
2 kids, 3rd on the way. Long term partner.
Chronic pelvic pain pudendal neuralgia and muscle tightness in late 2023 onwards making ED worse.
Cialis 5 mg daily and 15 mg as prn

Never_Enough
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Re: Has anyone opted for an implant without FULL erectile dysfunction?

Postby Never_Enough » Tue Dec 05, 2023 10:24 am

ctcolantro wrote:Yes, I still had decent erections but wasn't sustainable. Never did injections....had no desire to go that route. Best decision I could have made. I still have all (possibly more) sensitivity than before implant, better and harder erections that are superior to natural, and can stay that way as long as I need. No anxiety... Wish I could have done it sooner as it's really an enhancement.


How good were your errctions before the implant?

How unsustainable?

Mine can last a while but often not fully rigid and go as soon as changing positions or something interrupts it like not getting in first time.

It's a headache for me because it feels like I'd be wrecking a reasonably good penis.
38 m UK

Psychogenic ED since forever fewer problems being fully erect alone.
2 kids, 3rd on the way. Long term partner.
Chronic pelvic pain pudendal neuralgia and muscle tightness in late 2023 onwards making ED worse.
Cialis 5 mg daily and 15 mg as prn


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