Need to know inormation about Implant and "club life"

[Miracleonelove]

Hi Everyone!

I'm 28 years old and have cavernous fibrosis caused by incorrect injections. I did this for work, filming videos and private meetings.

The surgeon advised me to get the Coloplast Titan Touch implant.

But I have many questions about how my life will change afterward. The most frightening thing I worry about is the possibility of getting a prosthetic infection. My work is in the sex industry, where prohibited substances(drugs) (cocaine, mephedrone, etc.) are often involved.

So my question is: after I get the implant and once the capsule has formed (3 months post-implantation), will it be safe to occasionally use light synthetic drugs (cocaine, mephedrone)? Will this cause a prosthetic infection or tissue erosion due to vascular spasms, etc.?

If anyone has had a similar experience or has heard of similar questions, I would appreciate any information. Thank you in advance.

[CowtownSlim]

Infections of a penile prosthesis after surgical healing would be unusual, but in general, a prosthetic device is only infected if bacteria are introduced into the bloodstream. In the case of a prosthetic heart valve, for example, this could occur due to intervenous drug use, or even a dental procedure. The latter would not be the case with a penile prosthesis. Just giving an example. Infections of artificial joints also would only occur with bacteria in the bloodstream. I assume you’re not talking about injecting drugs, in which case you have bigger potential problems than a prosthetic infection.

[1984ptc]

Ive seen people in their 30s and 40s land in the er and the icu from cocaine use. Never a good idea. If youre surgeon found out, he would not be happy. Healing can be an issue as cocaine can cause vasculitis. You can have a long and happy career with an ipp for sure drug free. Dont cut it short by doing cocaine. My 2 cents.

[AnotherOldFart]

Plenty of subjects are just fine for shooting the breeze and swapping opinions in a group chat. Figuring out how to handle infection risks after surgery sure as heck isn’t one of them. Do not take any post-surgery medical advice from strangers on the internet, especially when it comes to keeping infection away. Even if somebody means well, their tip could be dead wrong for your situation and land you in a whole mess of trouble. Surgeons do things their own way for good reasons, and what worked fine for one fellow can be the worst possible move for the next guy. From everything my amazing bionic brothers have shared, the right way to handle things after surgery is different for every single person. It all comes down to your own surgeon, the exact operation you had, and whatever health risks you’re carrying. People can swap stories all day long, but only your surgeon knows the particulars of your case and can tell you what’s actually safe for you. This is a simple question your surgeon or their office staff can answer in two minutes flat. Pick up the phone, give them a call, and do exactly what they tell you. Don’t go following random advice from people you’ve never even met.