Titan pump like a Marble

[Larry10625]

Thanks for the tip ROBO, I tried everything to get the pump to function easily but no success. I still wonder if leaving my old reservoir in on my revision could be the issue.
I've read a few post that the guys wanted to try vise grips, I now understand. I'm very healthy and have good hand strength, HULK HOGAN would get a hernia squeezing this rock.

SAM I Am

Try using a heating pad to soften the pump up. I had the same problem and the heating pad worked great.

Larry

[ThePlumber1964]

Thanks for the tip ROBO, I tried everything to get the pump to function easily but no success. I still wonder if leaving my old reservoir in on my revision could be the issue.
I've read a few post that the guys wanted to try vise grips, I now understand. I'm very healthy and have good hand strength, HULK HOGAN would get a hernia squeezing this rock.

SAM I Am

Try using a heating pad to soften the pump up. I had the same problem and the heating pad worked great.

Larry

Larry,

I agree that it is a great advice for softening the pump so he can potentially ease its use. However, that will not fix the 2cm undersizing.

ThePlumber

[Larry10625]

To be clear, my 1st surgery done on January 4th 2017 was done by Dr. Neil Baum. As for asking the person who left me with a floppy head to repair it, wasn't even a remote possibility. I would never have allowed him to do the revision. After discussing my results with him at activation he acted like the surgery was a success, in his words I just needed to take Viagra before sex to help engorge the glans which the implant stopped short of. One of the reasons I had surgery was to no longer need drugs.

My current implant was done by Dr. Kramer which was done approximately 3 months later. In comparison to my first surgery my revision was much better, the pain was less and the heal time was much faster. Some of those benefits came from the scrotal approach vs. the first being infrapubic in my opinion. My first implant was undersized 4cm and the pump position was terrible, revision fixed the floppy head and pump placement, cylinders are still undersized, video stated I would receive the 22cm Titan + 1 RTE. but paperwork shows I got a 20cm + 1. Could the Coloplast sales rep gave the doctor the wrong unit during the procedure? I also have a left twist in the head and shaft from the left cylinder being 1-5cm deeper in the glans vs. the right side

I can have sex with my current implant but not what me or my wife's expectations were. I spent many months researching the surgery and felt I would have a very successful outcome. I had sex months before my surgery using Viagra and had successful erections but would lose them during sex, so I shouldn't have suffered any loss in size. I think it's a roll of the dice on success or failure, just too many variables. I know all doctors want the best possible outcome, but can't garantee success.

Thanks again for everyone who post on this site. I felt it was my responsibility to add my story for those who are in investigating an IPP. They need to read the negative outcomes as well as the many great success stories we've all read here.

SAM I AM

Ok, I get what you are saying about Dr. Baum being the first one to screw up BUT when Dr. Krammer did the revision, he should have replaced the cylinders for the PROPER SIZE... there is no point in doing a revision if you're not going to revise anything. He should fix you for free.

Larry

[ThePlumber1964]

Larry,

Logical to everyone: yes. Logical to this surgeon: no way.

[Larry10625]

Larry,

Logical to everyone: yes. Logical to this surgeon: no way.

Oh, no Plumber, we must be wrong... he is a "high volume" super hero...

Larry

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[ThePlumber1964]

Not him...

[Larry10625]

Larry,

Logical to everyone: yes. Logical to this surgeon: no way.

Oh, no Plumber, we must be wrong... he is a "high volume" super hero...

Larry

Are his Chevy , Dodge or Ford? Do you get oil changes for life? Free tire rotations? Most "high volume" give you that stuff

And a "lube job" hahaha

Larry

[longdayze]

All,
I posted to this forum in an effort to gain advise as well as to educate others. I read many post on a franktalk before I made the decision to have the surgery.

Many on here were instrumental in my decision to take the plunge. Rev Donnie, Merrix, Alibaba, all their post were honest post of the good and bad. After much thought and prayers I opted to join the bionic brotherhood.

There is no humor in my situation or any other brother who has a disappointing result. Please keep this in mind as everyone's results aren't spectacular and the monetary factor plays a huge role on where to go after failure.

SAM

[ThePlumber1964]

Sam,

I am glad you posted this to provide perspective. I for one feel that I was damaged both, physically and emotionally, by the results, so I echo your sentiments.

ThePlumber