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not the surgeon or urologist but doctor. any guys went trough this whats ur opinion and also anyone with hard flaccid, is this grower or shower will it work for both and also hard flaccid and one that cant stretch the penis fully?

Excuse my language, but WTF does a general practitioner know about implants that qualifies him to make such a statement ? Maybe he is correct , but probably not . That is a big maybe.

Talk to an expert about it who does the operations ...

TurnBackTime wrote:Excuse my language, but WTF does a general practitioner know about implants that qualifies him to make such a statement ? Maybe he is correct , but probably not . That is a big maybe.

Talk to an expert about it who does the operations ...

not mine but what ive heard from someone on r/ hard flaccid reddit penile implant

and the thing is theres even a operation for that where they remove something in ur dick or inside the abdomen (i think i meant the pelvic area my bad maybe the pundenal nerve? sorry i dont kno) or something again im not fully sure as someone else said it but basically it makes dick stretchy and then u can do implant. but again here it in the comments https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source= ... lg4WJY-B18

idk there must be way to treat it God willing

TurnBackTime wrote:Excuse my language, but WTF does a general practitioner know about implants that qualifies him to make such a statement ? Maybe he is correct , but probably not . That is a big maybe.

Talk to an expert about it who does the operations ...

Agreed. my brother is a doctor in family practice. He knew virtually nothing about implants, and he has ED!

I'm trying to figure out what this means...so ok, a doctor said if you can't stretch your penis "well," then don't get an implant? What does that mean? What kind of penis can't stretch very well? Is that a thing with hard flaccid where you lose the ability to get a stretched flaccid length?

I don't know anything about this stuff, but my first guess is a VED would probably help recover some of your dick's health, and if you've got a perma-hard flaccid that can't stay hard either then an implant is gonna be better than what you got now.

2435tjklAS wrote:I'm trying to figure out what this means...so ok, a doctor said if you can't stretch your penis "well," then don't get an implant? What does that mean? What kind of penis can't stretch very well? Is that a thing with hard flaccid where you lose the ability to get a stretched flaccid length?

I don't know anything about this stuff, but my first guess is a VED would probably help recover some of your dick's health, and if you've got a perma-hard flaccid that can't stay hard either then an implant is gonna be better than what you got now.

nice, i think there are options for it.

also heard that 3 ppl with hard flaccid got implant

ThailandBound wrote:

TurnBackTime wrote:Excuse my language, but WTF does a general practitioner know about implants that qualifies him to make such a statement ? Maybe he is correct , but probably not . That is a big maybe.

Talk to an expert about it who does the operations ...

Agreed. my brother is a doctor in family practice. He knew virtually nothing about implants, and he has ED!

i think its best to contact a urologist and even if, than i think theres option for it God willing.

imdisgusting2002 wrote:i think its best to contact a urologist and even if, than i think theres option for it God willing.

I would bet my left nut (cause then I might have more room for the pump) that the operation can be done on any kind of penis. When my implant Dr. examined me he did say "Oh good, your a grower" ... so I guess there are differences for sure . Yes there are ligaments inside the body that keep a portion of your penis unextended and those ligaments can be modified so that more of the portion of the penis that is inside of the body goes to the outside of the body.

A general social media site is a very poor place to get health advice. Also, there're specialists that work on penises and ever further specialise on implants. I'm sure that your general practitioner means well but he is not trained on implants.
Bottom line, don't shop the internet for advice & only go to trained doctors in the field where you're having trouble.

TurnBackTime wrote:

imdisgusting2002 wrote:i think its best to contact a urologist and even if, than i think theres option for it God willing.

I would bet my left nut (cause then I might have more room for the pump) that the operation can be done on any kind of penis. When my implant Dr. examined me he did say "Oh good, your a grower" ... so I guess there are differences for sure . Yes there are ligaments inside the body that keep a portion of your penis unextended and those ligaments can be modified so that more of the portion of the penis that is inside of the body goes to the outside of the body.

thank you very much