No much information on Malleable Implants, need Help.

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Re: No much information on Malleable Implants, need Help.

Postby whatevery » Wed Oct 14, 2026 7:50 pm

Maxopt7 wrote:
whatevery wrote:
Maxopt7 wrote:But I heard, we lose size because of ED, not from implant, you mean, if I get a malleable implant, and want to keep it for 20 years, do you mean I keep losing my size continuously? I heard it is best to get implant asap, not to lose size because of ED. this is contradictory right? I am bit scared now. So, either way (with or without implant), I am destined to keep losing my size?


You lose size because of ED, among other things. Google "how people lose penile size". That should tell you more about it than I suspect any of us can.

You can also lose size following implantation but from what I've seen it's highly unlikely. In fact greater majority gain either girth or length depending on which implant they pick and how much work they put into it.

If you pick a malleable, you might lose a bit of girth particularly if you're already somewhat girthy. If you pick inflatable you shouldn't lose girth unless you pick LGX whose girth expansion capabilities are limited and you're already girthy than there is a chance.

Dude, there are no guarantees. You always play the odds here with anything. Without an implant your odds of continuing losing size are high. From everything I've seen and read here, on FB, and on Reddit I personally believe that the odds of you losing size following implantation are minimal, but please don't quote on that. It's "forever a rule of thumb" - shit happens.


If my current girth is 4.5 inch, and before ED, it was 5.3 inch girth, then how much I might lose? Is there any general rule of thumb? I am going with Malleable only, because insurance does not cover implants here.


Oh, I have no idea. From talking to quite enough MPP implantees I get varied responses from no girth loss whatsoever to up to an inch. Where are you located if I may ask? That actually might make a difference in terms of your options.

Here is a link to another thread on MPP: viewtopic.php?f=3&t=28934 You may find few interesting links in one of my posts there.
65 yrs old.
ED since about 2000.
Just moved to Trimix from Edex few months ago.
Implant doctor shopping now but doing BPH first.


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