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After first suffering prostate cancer and then surviving I got the run around from my HMO for nearly two years! I retired and then moved to the Phoenix area where I met Dr Blick. Enough said. In less than two weeks I'm going bionic. Is it proper to be as excited as a little kid? Nearly three years of waiting and it's soon to be over. I can get my life back again! To those of you who have gone the distance, looking back, would you have done it again? I'm getting the impression that there are very few here who have been disappointed in their outcome. (No Pun Intended...)

Fox

8 weeks post op...best decision i ever made. follow instructions.
Relax,take your time,,,be patient...it gets better day to day week to week...ill gladly chat about my experiences.
check the new post..i put a length post about my 8 week experience..very detailed,,,,you will enjoy it..

foxcurry wrote:After first suffering prostate cancer and then surviving I got the run around from my HMO for nearly two years! I retired and then moved to the Phoenix area where I met Dr Blick. Enough said. In less than two weeks I'm going bionic. Is it proper to be as excited as a little kid? Nearly three years of waiting and it's soon to be over. I can get my life back again! To those of you who have gone the distance, looking back, would you have done it again? I'm getting the impression that there are very few here who have been disappointed in their outcome. (No Pun Intended...)

Fox

Over 13 months in and damn straight i'd do it all over again. Mine wasn't easy due to some severe issues and thats why I went to Perito since he has a great reputation and I'm such a happy guy after suffering for 3 years ED where it was post prostrate removal 1. 5 inches and I kid you not regarding that size. Coming up on 6 L 6 G with the Coloplast Titan. GL to ya and if you have any questions feel free to PM.

foxcurry wrote:After first suffering prostate cancer and then surviving I got the run around from my HMO for nearly two years! I retired and then moved to the Phoenix area where I met Dr Blick. Enough said. In less than two weeks I'm going bionic. Is it proper to be as excited as a little kid? Nearly three years of waiting and it's soon to be over. I can get my life back again! To those of you who have gone the distance, looking back, would you have done it again? I'm getting the impression that there are very few here who have been disappointed in their outcome. (No Pun Intended...)

Fox

Yes! I absolutely would do it again.

And yes, I was equally as excited as you.

I'd been living with ED for over 18 years when I first learned about implants. I knew immediately that I wanted to get one. And then I fought for months with my insurance company to get approved for the surgery. And it was over three months between when I got the approval and my surgery date.

So, my eagerness to move to a new stage of my life was very high.

Mrprime wrote:8 weeks post op...best decision i ever made. follow instructions.
Relax,take your time,,,be patient...it gets better day to day week to week...ill gladly chat about my experiences.
check the new post..i put a length post about my 8 week experience..very detailed,,,,you will enjoy it..

what does "implanted by DR who uses ONE TOUCH TECHNIQUE" mean, your implantologist was there

Mrprime wrote:8 weeks post op...best decision i ever made. follow instructions.
Relax,take your time,,,be patient...it gets better day to day week to week...ill gladly chat about my experiences.
check the new post..i put a length post about my 8 week experience..very detailed,,,,you will enjoy it..

what does "implanted by DR who uses ONE TOUCH TECHNIQUE" mean, who was your implantologist

You will be glad you did it. I am almost two years post op and feel it was the best decision for my ED problem. I am 73 and I feel like I am young again. My wife of 46 years feels the same. Some tips on your recovery: Follow your Drs instructions, relax, make sure to use the ice bag. When the surgeon inflates the first time it will probably be a little uncomfortable. Remember you had surgery and your penis will be stiff and less elastic. Don’t get discouraged about your length. Follow your docs cycling routine and your length will return. Be patient. Enjoy the journey. Best of luck.

Yes, I would definitely do it again, I'm at two years out and it is the great to have a Bionic Dick that works on demand.
Last night I got to bring in the New Year banging my wife, even though I don't drink it was late late and there was no worry that I couldn't get it up to satisfy her. Yes, it takes time to heal but it is well worth it, for me things starting getting great around the 6 month point where I could inflate to the max and not have any major discomfort after an hour.

A huge yes for me, i would do it again. I would go so far as, if the implant only lasted 6 months it would still be worth it to me, one month of recovery for 5 months of the best sex of your life, WAY worth it. Now since we get 10 years plus, no brainer.

13 years of fighting ED. A tough recovery for me but I'd do it again. Wish I would have done it much sooner, but.......
Good Luck!