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One of my primary reasons for the implant was to overcome the peyronies. It caused a big upward bend, and also caused a lot of the erectile dysfunction I experienced.

Before I decided to have the implant, I went through the Xiaflex injections. Those things were brutal. I had 6 injections. They helped, for a while, then the peyronies came back.

Almost 7 weeks ago, I had the implant. I still have the peyronies. Dr Kramer thinks it may go away, in a year or so, but I am not convinced. I lost about 1 1/2” in length, as well as girth, due to the peyronies. Now, I get a good erection, but I am having a lot of pain around the pump and the tubing on the right side. Maybe it will subside, in time.

Any others that had peyronies? How did yours workout?

I was implanted in April 2018. I had about a 30 degree bend to the left. Right after the surgery I was dissapointed the bend still existed. My doctor told me with time it will correct. Every month it kept improving. It took about a year but it is straight as an arrow. I regained all of the length, in fact I think I gained some too. I think it looks better than it ever did. Have patience, it will improve.
Markus

I didn't have peyronies, but I was implanted 7 weeks ago and I still have pain around the pump and tubing, in the right side too. I have post a photo of how my right testicle is much upper than left. I have lost about two cm in lengh or so, as well as girth too. If somebody with Dr Kramer prestige has told you it everything will be ok with time, it does keep me more calmed.

Because now I am very worried. Sex is still impossible for me despite I can have very hard erections, due to pain.

I guess everybody here has reason. They have lived what we are living now. And they have suffered more or less the same issues we are suffering. Everybody agrees that with time everything becomes even better than ever, but when you are living the issues, you get very worried about the 'what if?'...

I am in that situation now, as you. Everybody says yes, all will be good in a few months. But what if...?

Each of us has a unique penis and circumstances. I can only speak for my own situation, but wanted you to know my Peyronies curve straightened after about a year. I am
Including some pix to show my before and after. I hope my case helps reassure you. Your doc is very reputable so if he is confident, chances are he is being honest with you regarding his expectation.

One photo shows my penis just before implant surgery. The outdoor shot is after 6 months. The other two photos are both recent and I am now 2 years post-op. Best wishes on getting your desired results.

Greg

This image would not attach with the other three. It is the 6 month photo where I still have a noticeable curve.

Thanks guys.... here’s hoping I get the same results you have gotten.

MY URO kept me 80-90% pumped first 4 weeks. Hurt like hell. He said that is what I needed. 15 degree bend to right gone. Got all my original size back.

I've had a curvature all my life and learned to live with it. All the women I've been with has said its heightened their sexual experience with me wife included. I sled to keep my upward curve before both my original mplant and revision. It has strained out some from original to now but I still have a slight curve upward when fully pumped.

I am 13 days post op. I too have peyronies. Worried about mine as well. Everything I’ve read says it will get better with time, cycling (which I have not started, not activated) and use. Let’s stsy in touch to compare journeys. You can see pics in my introduction (intro section).

Mine was bent towards the left when i first pumped up in front of my doc. He grabbed it and bent it the other way - was f******* painful but it did straighten out a bit. My doc then instructed me to keep bending it everytime i pump up and within a month mine was as straight as an arrow.( Painful to do but worked for me)