Revision Tomorrow with Hakky in Turkey + Auxetic Cuts

[splitpeach]

Im having my revision tomorrow in Turkey with Hakky & Bugra.

I had a Rigicon Infla10ax implanted six months ago in April. Issues are:

- Tubing is prominent at base of penis..
- Glans Hypermobility & angled downwards.
- Curvature correction.

I'll be degloved via sub-coronal incision, auxetic cuts made down the shaft, the glans tacked back to increase stability and reduce downward angle, tubing cut and reset, cylinders replaced, reservoir drained and refilled.

There's a small chance of the reservoir being upsized to a 140cc otherwise it will just be fully filled.

One issue is that I currently feel my reservoir, which I think is a 120cc. Its not painful, but just feels like I'm slightly bloated in that area at all times. Like I have gas. I worry that by filling it with more fluid, or even replacing it with larger will result in it becoming more uncomfortable.

Anyone with any experience with that? Or anyone else feel their reservoir generally?

Next are the cylinders. Im having auxetic cuts, so the idea is that through cycling, the girth will increase and the length too around 2.5cm ideally. In my view that means I can move up an implant size from 22+1 to a 24.

Apparently that's not necessarily the case though?

Again anyone with experience of that? Has anyone actually been "upsized" in real life?

If anyone has any experience on the above please do share.

[MovingForward]

Best of luck to you!

I have a question- how does one get to see Hakky in Turkey? Does he offer a better rate there?

[personfromon]

Is Hakky in Turkey for any reason in particular, or is this a special case where he flew in for the surgery? I understand he practices out of the states!

[lasthope2.0]

Is Hakky in Turkey for any reason in particular, or is this a special case where he flew in for the surgery? I understand he practices out of the states!

I can’t speak for Dr. Hakky. I know a few surgeons who collaborate deeply with Rigicon and fly to Turkey often for surgical workshops. Rigicon is headquartered in New York but has strong Turkish roots.