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Hello,

do you have any recommendations or links for underwear or suspenders to keep the penis point up, I think it helps much the penis angle for me.

Best regards

Some say get old pair of underwear and cut elastic band off and strap him up.

Eloquent wrote:Hello,

do you have any recommendations or links for underwear or suspenders to keep the penis point up, I think it helps much the penis angle for me.

Best regards

I wish! I’m nine months post-op and I still haven’t found anything that provides proper support. If anyone knows a good solution, please share it with the rest of us!

Check out Krakatoa brand. They have a bunch of styles that have roomier pouches and some pouches that wound allow your penis to be pointed up.

jssherrard wrote:

Eloquent wrote:Hello,

do you have any recommendations or links for underwear or suspenders to keep the penis point up, I think it helps much the penis angle for me.

Best regards

I wish! I’m nine months post-op and I still haven’t found anything that provides proper support. If anyone knows a good solution, please share it with the rest of us!

What support do you need after 9 months? I thought it's only needed right after surgery to help with scarring.

Scarring would be one benefit but also the overall penis shape and its direction.

nuance wrote:

jssherrard wrote:

Eloquent wrote:Hello,

do you have any recommendations or links for underwear or suspenders to keep the penis point up, I think it helps much the penis angle for me.

Best regards

I wish! I’m nine months post-op and I still haven’t found anything that provides proper support. If anyone knows a good solution, please share it with the rest of us!

What support do you need after 9 months? I thought it's only needed right after surgery to help with scarring.

Hello nuance!

An implant simply cannot get as soft as a naturally flaccid penis. The cylinders terminate in hard end-caps behind the glans that can cause discomfort in certain situations. For me, there are specific exercises (for instance, weighted WTA's on an inclined bench) which press the pelvis against a rigid surface. If my boy-parts don't have sufficient support, it friggin hurts! I also ride a motorcycle which can result in endless re-adjusting if there isn't proper support. I mean, do you want to sit on your implant? I know I don't! Ouch...

Admittedly, even after nine months, I find I'm still slowly healing and my comfort level gradually improves month after month. Maybe I'll eventually reach a point where I no longer feel any discomfort? I hope so. But, for now, better support is entirely welcome! I don't think my experience is unusual. Other implant patients have stated that it took them a full year to completely adjust to their bionic bits.