Getting malleable implant soon
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Getting malleable implant soon
Getting everything lined up to get malleable implant done at advanced urology,has anyone had theres done there?they are in lawrenceville ga...dr farber is the surgeon doin it...also have questions for anyone with a malleable.thanks in advance
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Re: Getting malleable implant soon
I would also highly recommend Dr. Tariq Hakky or Dr. Charles Kaplan (of Georgia Urology). I've heard great reviews about them.
40, 1/25 - Coloplast Genesis malleable by Dr. Christine.
To uncircumcised considering MPP:
Subcoronal approach --> high risk of post-op paraphimosis and lifelong preputial edema. Recommend discussing penoscrotal approach.
To uncircumcised considering MPP:
Subcoronal approach --> high risk of post-op paraphimosis and lifelong preputial edema. Recommend discussing penoscrotal approach.
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Re: Getting malleable implant soon
I got my malleable last month and happy to answer questions. Also, feel free to PM me.
40, 1/25 - Coloplast Genesis malleable by Dr. Christine.
To uncircumcised considering MPP:
Subcoronal approach --> high risk of post-op paraphimosis and lifelong preputial edema. Recommend discussing penoscrotal approach.
To uncircumcised considering MPP:
Subcoronal approach --> high risk of post-op paraphimosis and lifelong preputial edema. Recommend discussing penoscrotal approach.
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Re: Getting malleable implant soon
This thread named: "Dr. Hakky on malleables" has some good info:
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=25694
This surgeon is a high volume implanter and practices in the state of Georgia.
Also, checkout the posts by thedriver and mbambo... Good luck.
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=25694
This surgeon is a high volume implanter and practices in the state of Georgia.
Also, checkout the posts by thedriver and mbambo... Good luck.
40, 1/25 - Coloplast Genesis malleable by Dr. Christine.
To uncircumcised considering MPP:
Subcoronal approach --> high risk of post-op paraphimosis and lifelong preputial edema. Recommend discussing penoscrotal approach.
To uncircumcised considering MPP:
Subcoronal approach --> high risk of post-op paraphimosis and lifelong preputial edema. Recommend discussing penoscrotal approach.
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