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Well guys I just wanted everyone to know that I had the surgery a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately ithe malleable implant couldnt be put in due to severe scar tissue. I would like to thank everyone for their suppport and I pray that each of you have a successful outcome on your sexual health journey. Roll Tide!

I saw that it's been two years since your titan was removed, are you able to urinate well still? Has your penis changed/shrank in that time?

No problems with urinating and some size loss but not drastic. Still tender from surgery just 3 weeks ago but getting better each day.

Are they going to try again with a IPP or a MPP? .. Or are they telling you nothing can be done? .. There are some great dr's out there that revisions on difficult cases are what they do best ...dr. carrion in Tampa fl for one.

Dr Christine recommendation is no more surgery due to risk of damaging the uretha along with other complications. I have great respect for him and he is a high volume experienced surgeon. Thanks for your information on Dr Carrion though.

This is so unfortunate, I hope you are doing well.

Does anyone know what happens to the holes made in the shaft of the penis when implant is removed? Does it stay or try to close? If the implant can’t be replaced right away, will the Dr have to create new holes in the shaft to insert a new implant?

This is the first case I’ve seen where no further surgery is possible.

RollTide wrote:Well guys I just wanted everyone to know that I had the surgery a couple of weeks ago and unfortunately ithe malleable implant couldnt be put in due to severe scar tissue. I would like to thank everyone for their suppport and I pray that each of you have a successful outcome on your sexual health journey. Roll Tide!

No way man, go to Dr Hakky or something , there has to be some way!

Roll Tide
I'm really sorry to hear about your implant journey .....my first implant i had the same problem as you my surgery was over 5 hrs after 2 hours they gave up couldn't get it in luckily the Rep was in a different operation that was the same problems as mine and a more experienced doc got it in......after a long call they came back and not pretty but got the implant in lasted over 6 years so glad they didn't give up when i had my revision last July very easy went smooth.....I'm like others on here i think if they can get one in a severe peyronine patients should be ok fixing you....i get you love your Doc but might be worth a few phone calls to other docs high volume that have seen it all before i gave up
just my thoughts
jim

rdnkbiker wrote:Roll Tide
I'm really sorry to hear about your implant journey .....my first implant i had the same problem as you my surgery was over 5 hrs after 2 hours they gave up couldn't get it in luckily the Rep was in a different operation that was the same problems as mine and a more experienced doc got it in......after a long call they came back and not pretty but got the implant in lasted over 6 years so glad they didn't give up when i had my revision last July very easy went smooth.....I'm like others on here i think if they can get one in a severe peyronine patients should be ok fixing you....i get you love your Doc but might be worth a few phone calls to other docs high volume that have seen it all before i gave up
just my thoughts
jim

I’m 23… some doc told me there’s no hope … I said no one tells me what to do …I’ll find a way … got an implant. … now happy ..