underpants after implant

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Re: underpants after implant

Postby portageriver » Wed Mar 30, 2022 11:36 pm

Bailey wrote:I like David Archy dual pouch. They work well for fit & comfort after your surgery.


David Archy dual-modal pouch for the win. I believe someone on here recommended them. I have purchased 5 sets of three packs, one at a time, since. They are awesome! I have the trunks and the briefs... honestly like the briefs a little better and I had always been a trunks guy. If there is any drawback at all to the dual pouch it might be that you ain't hiding nothing, lol. Super comfortable!

EDIT - bamboo fabric
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Re: underpants after implant

Postby Cartman » Thu Mar 31, 2022 9:46 am

Zoso22 wrote:
Cartman wrote:
456pzza wrote:My implant was 8 days ago. I've seen the advice to point penis toward navel to make it easier for the cylinders to point out during the erection. Easy to do when sitting. What about when standing & walking? I wear briefs, & my research tells me that is good for supporting the scrotum & keeping the penis pointing up. Is this all correct? Any other pointers?


For me, the only comfortable trousers are the good old school white underwear. They are they most sturdy ones for support. I purchased all sort of different kinds and brands, but after being outside for quite some time, my crotch starts to swell up because of all the movement. The white old school underwear's are the only one that I cane outdoors all day. Obviously, I have to readjust my penis once and while specially after standing up.


How long after surgery couldn’t you wear clothes and normal underwear and be comfortable? Did you do infrapubic or scrotal? Which should make some difference.


Mine was infrapubic. I can wear any clothes, slacks, jeans, shorts etc, but my underwear is still the old school white underwear. Because I have a larger ball sac and being that I am following my doctor's advise to the letter. IE, I am not hurrying anything to have sex. I've waited 4 long years since my prostate removal to have sex again with my wife, I do not want to jeopardize anything that can go wrong to delay it any longer. The white underwear holds my penis upright, holds my scrotum with enough support that I can be out all day and be as active as possible. I tried using the high end boxer, but after a few hours I got pretty banged up and needed to rest and take a matrix to control the discomfort. My surgery was March 4th, being cycling for over a week (twice a day) and on the right course to start having sex on April 18th. Again, even though I am dying to use it, I want to give myself the best possible chance to have a successful outcome.

I did mention in another post that the person that finally convinced me to have this done, was a cousin of mine that had his prostate removed 15 years ago. He said that if you took a more conservative approach the first few weeks, the chances of recovery and be pain free rose dramatically.

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Re: underpants after implant

Postby Zoso22 » Thu Mar 31, 2022 10:30 am

Cartman wrote:
Zoso22 wrote:
Cartman wrote:
For me, the only comfortable trousers are the good old school white underwear. They are they most sturdy ones for support. I purchased all sort of different kinds and brands, but after being outside for quite some time, my crotch starts to swell up because of all the movement. The white old school underwear's are the only one that I cane outdoors all day. Obviously, I have to readjust my penis once and while specially after standing up.


How long after surgery couldn’t you wear clothes and normal underwear and be comfortable? Did you do infrapubic or scrotal? Which should make some difference.


Mine was infrapubic. I can wear any clothes, slacks, jeans, shorts etc, but my underwear is still the old school white underwear. Because I have a larger ball sac and being that I am following my doctor's advise to the letter. IE, I am not hurrying anything to have sex. I've waited 4 long years since my prostate removal to have sex again with my wife, I do not want to jeopardize anything that can go wrong to delay it any longer. The white underwear holds my penis upright, holds my scrotum with enough support that I can be out all day and be as active as possible. I tried using the high end boxer, but after a few hours I got pretty banged up and needed to rest and take a matrix to control the discomfort. My surgery was March 4th, being cycling for over a week (twice a day) and on the right course to start having sex on April 18th. Again, even though I am dying to use it, I want to give myself the best possible chance to have a successful outcome.

I did mention in another post that the person that finally convinced me to have this done, was a cousin of mine that had his prostate removed 15 years ago. He said that if you took a more conservative approach the first few weeks, the chances of recovery and be pain free rose dramatically.

May I ask what doctor you used? I’m going infrapubic and my doctor says I should be able to have sex after three weeks, how is your pain level now?
58yr. Married to awesome wife, retired after second back surgery. PE since early 20’s, ED started around 40, back surgeries and heart problems have ruin my dick
Update; implanted on May 10th, Dr. Karpman. 25cm + RTE

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Re: underpants after implant

Postby Cartman » Sun Apr 03, 2022 3:48 pm

Zoso22 wrote:
Cartman wrote:
Zoso22 wrote:
How long after surgery couldn’t you wear clothes and normal underwear and be comfortable? Did you do infrapubic or scrotal? Which should make some difference.


Mine was infrapubic. I can wear any clothes, slacks, jeans, shorts etc, but my underwear is still the old school white underwear. Because I have a larger ball sac and being that I am following my doctor's advise to the letter. IE, I am not hurrying anything to have sex. I've waited 4 long years since my prostate removal to have sex again with my wife, I do not want to jeopardize anything that can go wrong to delay it any longer. The white underwear holds my penis upright, holds my scrotum with enough support that I can be out all day and be as active as possible. I tried using the high end boxer, but after a few hours I got pretty banged up and needed to rest and take a matrix to control the discomfort. My surgery was March 4th, being cycling for over a week (twice a day) and on the right course to start having sex on April 18th. Again, even though I am dying to use it, I want to give myself the best possible chance to have a successful outcome.

I did mention in another post that the person that finally convinced me to have this done, was a cousin of mine that had his prostate removed 15 years ago. He said that if you took a more conservative approach the first few weeks, the chances of recovery and be pain free rose dramatically.

May I ask what doctor you used? I’m going infrapubic and my doctor says I should be able to have sex after three weeks, how is your pain level now?


I went to various doctors in Miami, I even went to Dr. Perito, but I ended up do it with Dr.Nicholas Joseph Hauser at The University of Miami. Main reason was that I had Prostate Cancer and then 39 sessions of Radiation plus onto of that I did Hormone Suppressant Theraphy as well. I felt that I was just not another patient with ED, but a patient that has gone through some major issues with ED.

Honestly, for me trying to have sex after 3 weeks would not going to happen. I am following Dr Hauser's protocol to the letter and he recommends to wait 6-8 weeks. I am doing the latter. My procedure was March 4th and if everything goes as planned (so far so good) I pop my cherry April 18th.

A lot can go wrong if you are not healed enough. I have no pain nor discomfort, just getting used to this new me. I cycle 2 times a day (20-30 minutes each session) I started taking the daily 9mg Cialis pill to help with the gland. Also, a lot of guys are dong the Perito exercise, but Dr Hauser recommends that this exercise should happen while I am inside my wife. It is a more natural act. He believes I will receive the same benefits as if I am doing it myself, but being inside of her is a more natural way. There are a lot of nerves that still come into play and the last thing you want is to do it too much.

Pain level is 0 but occasional discomfort is I pump too much when I cycle. For example, I started with 10 pumps when I first saw him post op, and increased each daily cycle + 1 when the previous number didn't bother me. Today I am at 25 pumps and maybe tomorrow up to 26 and so forth. He said those numbers with get higher once I start having sex and my wife helps me break in the device.

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Re: underpants after implant

Postby Endoftheline » Sun Apr 03, 2022 3:53 pm

Cartman wrote:
Zoso22 wrote:
Cartman wrote:
Mine was infrapubic. I can wear any clothes, slacks, jeans, shorts etc, but my underwear is still the old school white underwear. Because I have a larger ball sac and being that I am following my doctor's advise to the letter. IE, I am not hurrying anything to have sex. I've waited 4 long years since my prostate removal to have sex again with my wife, I do not want to jeopardize anything that can go wrong to delay it any longer. The white underwear holds my penis upright, holds my scrotum with enough support that I can be out all day and be as active as possible. I tried using the high end boxer, but after a few hours I got pretty banged up and needed to rest and take a matrix to control the discomfort. My surgery was March 4th, being cycling for over a week (twice a day) and on the right course to start having sex on April 18th. Again, even though I am dying to use it, I want to give myself the best possible chance to have a successful outcome.

I did mention in another post that the person that finally convinced me to have this done, was a cousin of mine that had his prostate removed 15 years ago. He said that if you took a more conservative approach the first few weeks, the chances of recovery and be pain free rose dramatically.

May I ask what doctor you used? I’m going infrapubic and my doctor says I should be able to have sex after three weeks, how is your pain level now?


I went to various doctors in Miami, I even went to Dr. Perito, but I ended up do it with Dr.Nicholas Joseph Hauser at The University of Miami. Main reason was that I had Prostate Cancer and then 39 sessions of Radiation plus onto of that I did Hormone Suppressant Theraphy as well. I felt that I was just not another patient with ED, but a patient that has gone through some major issues with ED.

Honestly, for me trying to have sex after 3 weeks would not going to happen. I am following Dr Hauser's protocol to the letter and he recommends to wait 6-8 weeks. I am doing the latter. My procedure was March 4th and if everything goes as planned (so far so good) I pop my cherry April 18th.

A lot can go wrong if you are not healed enough. I have no pain nor discomfort, just getting used to this new me. I cycle 2 times a day (20-30 minutes each session) I started taking the daily 9mg Cialis pill to help with the gland. Also, a lot of guys are dong the Perito exercise, but Dr Hauser recommends that this exercise should happen while I am inside my wife. It is a more natural act. He believes I will receive the same benefits as if I am doing it myself, but being inside of her is a more natural way. There are a lot of nerves that still come into play and the last thing you want is to do it too much.

Pain level is 0 but occasional discomfort is I pump too much when I cycle. For example, I started with 10 pumps when I first saw him post op, and increased each daily cycle + 1 when the previous number didn't bother me. Today I am at 25 pumps and maybe tomorrow up to 26 and so forth. He said those numbers with get higher once I start having sex and my wife helps me break in the device.


Could you ask your Doc if a fleshlight will have the same theraputic properties? im single and not interested in dating until i have a reliable erection :(
29 years old and suffered from ED for over 16 years
I had hard flaccid (Potentially Post SSRI Sexual Dysfunction) , turned to long flaccid after priaprism incident.
implanted June 24 2022
24 cm XL Titan
L: 5.7 G: 5.0 (no arousal)
L:6.5 G:5.3 (aroused)

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Re: underpants after implant

Postby Cartman » Mon Apr 04, 2022 9:23 am

Endoftheline wrote:
Cartman wrote:
Zoso22 wrote:May I ask what doctor you used? I’m going infrapubic and my doctor says I should be able to have sex after three weeks, how is your pain level now?


I went to various doctors in Miami, I even went to Dr. Perito, but I ended up do it with Dr.Nicholas Joseph Hauser at The University of Miami. Main reason was that I had Prostate Cancer and then 39 sessions of Radiation plus onto of that I did Hormone Suppressant Theraphy as well. I felt that I was just not another patient with ED, but a patient that has gone through some major issues with ED.

Honestly, for me trying to have sex after 3 weeks would not going to happen. I am following Dr Hauser's protocol to the letter and he recommends to wait 6-8 weeks. I am doing the latter. My procedure was March 4th and if everything goes as planned (so far so good) I pop my cherry April 18th.

A lot can go wrong if you are not healed enough. I have no pain nor discomfort, just getting used to this new me. I cycle 2 times a day (20-30 minutes each session) I started taking the daily 9mg Cialis pill to help with the gland. Also, a lot of guys are dong the Perito exercise, but Dr Hauser recommends that this exercise should happen while I am inside my wife. It is a more natural act. He believes I will receive the same benefits as if I am doing it myself, but being inside of her is a more natural way. There are a lot of nerves that still come into play and the last thing you want is to do it too much.

Pain level is 0 but occasional discomfort is I pump too much when I cycle. For example, I started with 10 pumps when I first saw him post op, and increased each daily cycle + 1 when the previous number didn't bother me. Today I am at 25 pumps and maybe tomorrow up to 26 and so forth. He said those numbers with get higher once I start having sex and my wife helps me break in the device.


Could you ask your Doc if a fleshlight will have the same theraputic properties? im single and not interested in dating until i have a reliable erection :(


I believe I can answer that myself. I believe it really won't work for the Perito exercise. Fleshlights have to be used in a stiff casing for them to work. Even though the materials of the "female" part of the flashlight is soft silicone, you still have to insert it into a hollow hard plastic casing to be able to use them. This will impede you from bending your penis in any direction. The only thing you can do with a flashlight is an up and down motion. You may be able to get more out of just straight masturbation. But, after you get the pump for a reliable erection, any sexual encounter will resolve this exercise. But, this is a question for your doctor that will take your medical history and current condition to advise you.


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