I don't think this is the traditional "dog ears," but it is probably something very typical ...
When flaccid, I can feel the far end (toward my groin) of the cylinders ... a little more on the right (looking down at my friend), but both do it. It goes away when pumped up at more than 50%. It is slightly bothersome.
What is that? And is it something to worry about?
I believe I was a bit undersized (my first implant, June 2024). I'm at 6.25 (maybe 6.5 at best) BP now. Pre-op was 6.75 inches.
Dog ears or what?
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Frosty
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Dog ears or what?
Had ED for about 25 years, and used pills, then injections, until implant in June 2024, following bout with cancer. Implant is AMS 700CX, 21 cm, no RTE, on 6/3/24 at age 65.
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ElbowRoom
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Re: Dog ears or what?
I have a Titan, the cylinders at the base of the penis are a lot harder and “crunchier” when flaccid. This isn’t painful or bothersome, but it’s noticeable and it smooths out when inflating. I assume as my cylinders deflate, they crinkle and “bunch up” at the base, it’s just where my cylinders naturally sit when deflated. You probably have something similar going on.
59yo Coloplast Titan 28cm Penoscrotal with Dr. Hakky 10/21/2025.
Pre-op erect measurements:
8.5"L and 6.5"C
Post-op: 8”L and 6”C at one week.
8.5” and 6”C at three weeks with full glans engorgement
Pre-op erect measurements:
8.5"L and 6.5"C
Post-op: 8”L and 6”C at one week.
8.5” and 6”C at three weeks with full glans engorgement
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