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Just got implanted on June 30th with a Rigicon malleable implant. They told me when I left the hospital to keep it pointed up toward my belly. He does not like that position and refuses to stay that way, and of course being the weekend there is no way of contacting the dr. What is the reason they want it pointing toward your belly? In the end since it is a malleable I will be pointing it downward. Anyone with any info on this subject would be appreciated ... thanks

1-What is your age?
2- who is your doc and which country you selected for surgery?
3-why you opted Rigicon malleable??

If your doctor said to point it upward then you should do your best to keep it pointed upward. Tucking it into an elastic waistband might help.

Do you lost any length or girth easymoney? And how is your hardness and concealment.

He probably wants you to point it up so scar tissue can form in a way to give you an upwards erection angle.

How does the rigicon feel so far?

Don't know about scar tissue issue but he has never pointed upwards and to try to make him do so puts a great strain on him. Since it is a malleable the cut is very small the nurse said yesterday that it is almost healed. As far a size loss hard to say have not had real erections for 3 or 4 years so of course lose length that was and I'm almost 70 so you get natural shrinkage as you age .. My dr. Carrion is known for being an aggressive implant so I'm sure I got all that could be given. I used a VED for the 6 weeks before surgery per his request. I have no had any real surgery and this was a surprise to me ... little pain .. no drains .. Rigicon has a lifetime warranty .. he told me should last me till I go down the long tunnel .. if anyone has any questions feel free to contact me.

Have you asked you Doctor about Erosion issue in malleable implants? How we can prevent it? If it happens than what is the solution?

Hey easymoney, hope you are doing well.
Can you please update us about your implant.. how is the healing, comfortability and concealment of the Rigi10.