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[JH2007]

I’ve seen a few physicians, and I had the scortial approach. And my last Surgury was with the same aspirations from the doctor but alerted me also it has to do the cylinders because they can’t move where the red circle leaves the the cylinders, and as I stated I have shallow hips (the place they place the rear of the implant) is pronounced or out ward, so at this point the only way to fix my issue is a full reinstall and hope they can do farther back but there are limitations still, or a malleable

And the Surgury I got done that shorten the cords really just pushed the pump to a very obvious place, which makes sense given you can see that picture up above and if you see it come out like.

You're making me think that maybe my implant's shortcoming may be due to anatomy after all. Maybe I have a similar anatomy in the crus as you do. I've been complaining that the doctor didn't go deep enough into my proximal corpora due to scarring, thus using a 5.9" (15 cm) implant on my 5" penis. Having just over 1" of the rear tip inside my body. Maybe that's all my anatomy could accept?

From what I know and I’m by no way a doctor, the scaring may be why, but if they used a rear tip they should have been able to place it deeper of course at this point the only way to know or fix would be a full reinstall.

[Greg1956]

If you tug gently on the pump in your sac do you feel the bump on your shaft move? If so, do that regularly and you may be able to redirect the excess tubing so the bump goes away.

[Waynetho]

From what I know and I’m by no way a doctor, the scaring may be why, but if they used a rear tip they should have been able to place it deeper of course at this point the only way to know or fix would be a full reinstall.

I don't have any rear tip extenders. I have a 15 cm implant only. When I say "rear tip", I'm referring to the 4-4.5 cm of hard plastic at the back of the implant that has the tubing attached.