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WatNext wrote:Hey brother so sorry your suffering at the moment mate, my heart goes out to you.

Most importantly, your worth isn't in your penis. Whether it works, or not, is big small or in between, your worth is much more than this. Communication with your partner is the biggest advice i have through this. It's amazing how much of a difference it can make when times are tough.

As far as the implant goes, as stated with a good surgeon you won't lose size and may gain girth depending on which implant you go for. There are risks involved like any surgery but that's a risk/ benefit you have to weigh up. At 5" and rock hard and reliable? Fun times ahead!

Implants do their job and work very very good. Does it take getting used to? Of course. But so does anything new.

The overwhelming response I've seen here is, I wish I hadve got it sooner.

My experience. I waited 2 years to get it and guess what, it was 2 years too long.

Best of luck mate!

aga1405 wrote:I am a 41 yrs old. I have been battling diabetic erectile dysfunction for the last 10 years. Initially, meds like cialis and viagra worked but stopped. Since 2020, I have lost about 90 pounds and I am now about 40 pounds away from the appropriate weight for my height. A few months ago, I started back on 10 mg of cialis daily, then added in 3000 mg of L-Citrulline and now added in 100 mg of viagra daily - so 3000 mg of L-Citrulline in the AM - at noon 10 mg of Cialis and then at 7 on an empty stomach 100 mg of viagra. At first it was working and now it has stopped. My marriage is in shambles and I don’t know what else to do. I’ve tried the urethral trimex gel. My next option is trimex needle injections - but at this point I just want to bypass it and go straight to the implant. I don’t think my marriage would be able to survive another failed method and the implant seems like a sure thing.

I’m nervous because I am hearing that you lose size and that makes me nervous already because I am already a small guy - about 5 inches. I don’t know what to do. I don’t want to lose my wife or my family.

Here are my main questions -

Any guys with smaller penis - did you lose size? Normal size is about5.5" so I am a bit above normal but it took a while to get there. I was 4-4.5 for a while after surgery and first had sex when I was 5". I lost size due to ED and doing nothing about it for almost 10 years. At 5 years post surgery I am within 1/2" of my healthy youth size. Men who have no or reduced nocturnal erections should use a VED for penis exercise. But be careful as you can over do it and cause damage that can cause you size. Read this article: https://augustams.com/how-to-use-a-peni ... -exercise/ I used a VED 3 weeks before my surgery along with manual stretching and it seemed to help. The VED can also be used for sex. The AMS LGX will expand in length and girth and was made to help men restore lost size. Takes a year or more from my experience. Men with a replacement surgery 5+ years after the first mostly receive a larger device. So you may even restore some size with a reoperation when your first device fails 5+ years down the road. It is best however to talk with an experienced doctor that uses both brands and let them pick what is best for you. The biggest concern is infection. If this happens the device almost always needs to be removed and if a maleable device or another IPP cannot replace the infected device you are left with nothing inside for 6 months before another attempt is made. And there is mostly major size loss from this. So get as healthy as you can before surgery and control all your health issues before and after surgery as the risk of infection will reduce over the the first year.

Can you still lift weights and exercise with an implant? Yes



If you have an implant, can you still use a stream room or a hot tub? Yes but you may have to wait until your incision is fully healed. I would for infection prevention.

My mind is everywhere right now.

I am in California and have been going to the Men’s Center at UCLA for ED treatment.

Thank you in advance for any help.

A.