Going to new urologist tommorow,have option for 3 piece implant

[Chrismc1981]

Yes my new dr is doing the titan as well.surgery will be scheduled first of april

[easymoney]

So your done with the malleable? .. I thought your g/f did not want you to get a IPP?

[Chrismc1981]

Dr its best bc of my size and anatomy....

[LastHope]

Yes my new dr is doing the titan as well.surgery will be scheduled first of april

Was Kaplan open to Coloplast based on your in office examination? When I inquired over the phone 6 months ago, I was told by his office staff that he preferred AMS products and that he is COE for AMS.

[Tokyo_123]

I was similar size to you with no scarring or peyronies and was recommended by both Dr Karpman and Dr Clavell that my best chance at maintaining that size, especially my girth, was to go with the Titan.

Post op now 3 weeks and I am very close to that so I’m happy especially if I can grow it even a bit more with cycling over the next year.

Assuming that you do not lose length after the surgery, which is common.

[Wooody]

I was similar size to you with no scarring or peyronies and was recommended by both Dr Karpman and Dr Clavell that my best chance at maintaining that size, especially my girth, was to go with the Titan.

Post op now 3 weeks and I am very close to that so I’m happy especially if I can grow it even a bit more with cycling over the next year.

Assuming that you do not lose length after the surgery, which is common.

True, it is common. How much is lost seems variable though and most likely a result of any pre-existing conditions (fibrosis, scar tissue, peyronies etc), the skill of the surgeon in sizing, and the type of implant with regard to your size.. esp girth. Surgoen choice is CRUCIAL to size result IMHO.

I can only speak about my own experience and I am within 1/3 inch L and 1/2 inch G of my pre-op size. And that's with a bit of pelvic bone swelling still and just starting to cycle.