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Good Morning,

Anyone who has had an implant done by Dr Eid & had a revision done by Dr Eid, was the revision the same size as the original implant or larger?

How about those not by Dr Eid?

I read somewhere that most guys the revision was larger, but I also read that Dr Eid says if the implant was sized correctly the first time that the revision would be the same size.

I grew an inch according to what Dr Eid originally measured after having PD & a RALP. Now I'm wondering what to expect. I see Dr Eid this week!

Thanks, guys, for any input!

Junior

peyroniesjr wrote:Good Morning,

Anyone who has had an implant done by Dr Eid & had a revision done by Dr Eid, was the revision the same size as the original implant or larger?

How about those not by Dr Eid?

I read somewhere that most guys the revision was larger, but I also read that Dr Eid says if the implant was sized correctly the first time that the revision would be the same size.

I grew an inch according to what Dr Eid originally measured after having PD & a RALP. Now I'm wondering what to expect. I see Dr Eid this week!

Thanks, guys, for any input!

Junior

This study may be of interest to you:

Patients who underwent device replacement at <2 years did not experience an increase in mean cylinder length. On the contrary, patients who underwent device replacement at ≥2 years did experience significant increases in mean cylinder length (LGX 1.2 cm, CX 1.1 cm, and Titan 0.9 cm, p<0.001). The mean increases in length at ≥2 years were similar between the 3 devices (p=0.20). Sixty percent of patients demonstrated increases of >0.5 cm and 40% demonstrated increases of ≥1 cm.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl ... e%20length.

Hillywilly wrote:

peyroniesjr wrote:Good Morning,

Anyone who has had an implant done by Dr Eid & had a revision done by Dr Eid, was the revision the same size as the original implant or larger?

How about those not by Dr Eid?

I read somewhere that most guys the revision was larger, but I also read that Dr Eid says if the implant was sized correctly the first time that the revision would be the same size.

I grew an inch according to what Dr Eid originally measured after having PD & a RALP. Now I'm wondering what to expect. I see Dr Eid this week!

Thanks, guys, for any input!

Junior

This study may be of interest to you:

Patients who underwent device replacement at <2 years did not experience an increase in mean cylinder length. On the contrary, patients who underwent device replacement at ≥2 years did experience significant increases in mean cylinder length (LGX 1.2 cm, CX 1.1 cm, and Titan 0.9 cm, p<0.001). The mean increases in length at ≥2 years were similar between the 3 devices (p=0.20). Sixty percent of patients demonstrated increases of >0.5 cm and 40% demonstrated increases of ≥1 cm.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl ... e%20length.

Weird, I would have guessed the opposite.

Witheringhog wrote:

Hillywilly wrote:

peyroniesjr wrote:Good Morning,

Anyone who has had an implant done by Dr Eid & had a revision done by Dr Eid, was the revision the same size as the original implant or larger?

How about those not by Dr Eid?

I read somewhere that most guys the revision was larger, but I also read that Dr Eid says if the implant was sized correctly the first time that the revision would be the same size.

I grew an inch according to what Dr Eid originally measured after having PD & a RALP. Now I'm wondering what to expect. I see Dr Eid this week!

Thanks, guys, for any input!

Junior

This study may be of interest to you:

Patients who underwent device replacement at <2 years did not experience an increase in mean cylinder length. On the contrary, patients who underwent device replacement at ≥2 years did experience significant increases in mean cylinder length (LGX 1.2 cm, CX 1.1 cm, and Titan 0.9 cm, p<0.001). The mean increases in length at ≥2 years were similar between the 3 devices (p=0.20). Sixty percent of patients demonstrated increases of >0.5 cm and 40% demonstrated increases of ≥1 cm.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl ... e%20length.

Weird, I would have guessed the opposite.

Perhaps people stop cycling after a few years, and start to atrophy again.

Good Morning,

Thanks guys for your responses, I did cycle my implant almost everyday & sometimes twice a day. Not sure if I wore it out or when I maxed it out the pump would dimple. Maybe not enough fluid? Your thoughts!

Junior