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So, I am 6 weeks post op and everything seems to be going well. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this.

in semi and fully erect, I am 100% straight and smooth and appears about perfect (except the slight loss of girth (for now?) and a so-so length. Head is firm too so no floppiness there.

My question is -- at flaccid -- I have a bulge (I assume its the tube because it feels like it) on the left side just before the head which causes the head to point to the right a bit. It doesnt hurt and I only notice when i look at it. It is fairly pliable and I can bend it straight but it goes back after 10 seconds or so. At flaccid, I am still fairly rigid and it looks like a pre chub - so no complaints there. I'm just wondering if this is part of the "break in" cycle. Again, this is only when flaccid, when pumped up it looks perfect. and just for info, my doc left it at around 70% pumped up for a month post op. I havent used it yet for sex other than some solo test drives which were fine.

Sounds like you might be feeling the tip. As things heal that should lessen. It's one heavy surgery and to totally heal up is going to be a while.

Lumps and wrinkles when deflated are common (and normal). Could what you are detecting be that?

Jake xyz wrote:My question is -- at flaccid -- I have a bulge (I assume its the tube because it feels like it) on the left side just before the head which causes the head to point to the right a bit. It doesnt hurt and I only notice when i look at it. It is fairly pliable and I can bend it straight but it goes back after 10 seconds or so. At flaccid, I am still fairly rigid and it looks like a pre chub - so no complaints there. I'm just wondering if this is part of the "break in" cycle. Again, this is only when flaccid, when pumped up it looks perfect. and just for info, my doc left it at around 70% pumped up for a month post op. I havent used it yet for sex other than some solo test drives which were fine.

The tips of the cylinders are solid and have a shoulder where they attach to the inflatable part of the cylinders. When inflated the tips go up into the Glans and when deflated they will retract a bit. I think what you are feeling is the shoulder of solid tip.