Revision
Re: Revision
I have not had a revision, but have spent countless hours researching implants. Your revision should go a little smoother than your original surgery. Also, you will probably have a slightly larger implant installed as the penile tissue gets stretched over the years.
Re: Revision
I'm on my third implant in four years. The two Titans didn't work for me. Doc switched to AMS. Seems to be better.
Surgery brings some risks but with an experienced doctor the risks are minimized. Make sure your doctor listens to you when you speak. I also believe its best to choose a doctor who's not exclusively wedded to one implant company. Twelve years, huh? The newer ones are definitely easier to deflate. Revisions are breeze. Off with the old and in with the new!
KMeister
Surgery brings some risks but with an experienced doctor the risks are minimized. Make sure your doctor listens to you when you speak. I also believe its best to choose a doctor who's not exclusively wedded to one implant company. Twelve years, huh? The newer ones are definitely easier to deflate. Revisions are breeze. Off with the old and in with the new!
KMeister
Re: Revision
My revision (after 1 year with a botched implant) was remarkably easy with very little pain after the first day... No pain medication other than Tylenol. Good luck!!!
73 Years old. RP Oct 2010, No erections after, Botched Titan implant April, 2013, Successful Titan revision, April , 2014 by Dr. Paul Perito, Miami. Titan failure Feb 2017. Rev. by Dr Perito March 1st, 2017. Titan failure Nov 2020. New Titan January 2021
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Revision complete sitting in hospital waiting discharge. Need to find out why two incisions one scrotal and one pubic. Pain is very manageable so far. Old reservoir could not be removed so he left it and put new one beside it. Worse part has been the nausea. Will keep the board posted during the several weeks. Mike
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Re: Revision
KMeister wrote:I'm on my third implant in four years. The two Titans didn't work for me. Doc switched to AMS. Seems to be better.
Surgery brings some risks but with an experienced doctor the risks are minimized. Make sure your doctor listens to you when you speak. I also believe its best to choose a doctor who's not exclusively wedded to one implant company. Twelve years, huh? The newer ones are definitely easier to deflate. Revisions are breeze. Off with the old and in with the new!
KMeister
KMeister, why didn't the Titans work for you?
ED since my late 30's. Implanted 7/7/15 Titan Coloplast 18cm +4 cm extenders. Revision Jan 2017
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Re: Revision
hogfish57 wrote:Revision complete sitting in hospital waiting discharge. Need to find out why two incisions one scrotal and one pubic. Pain is very manageable so far. Old reservoir could not be removed so he left it and put new one beside it. Worse part has been the nausea. Will keep the board posted during the several weeks. Mike
hogfish57, why couldn't they remove the old reservoir ?
ED since my late 30's. Implanted 7/7/15 Titan Coloplast 18cm +4 cm extenders. Revision Jan 2017
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