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I had my implant surgery last Thursday. When I woke up, I found that the penis had been partially inflated, it was angled to the left 30 degrees, and had areas that were black and blue.

One of the big black and blue swollen areas was on the right side shaft about 1/2" to 3/4" back from the glans. I didn't think anything of it.

Last night while cleaning things, I realized that the area wasn't swollen. The right side cylinder is pressed up against the skin there and is pushing out. The left side cylinder is pushing up into the center of the glans, and this is why the penis is bent to the left 30 degrees.

I freaked out, and thought they'd screwed up and I'd have to have the surgery redone. I called the doctor's nurse right away this morning. She said that they just partially inflate after surgery, and they'll deflate at two weeks, then do the full inflation at 6 weeks.

Does this make sense? How can the cylinders not press straight into the glans? Is there room for things to shift? Even if this is all okay, why not take a minute to make sure the cylinders are lining up with the glans so the penis is straight?

I wish the staff would do a better job of explaining.

I would definitely get it checked out by your surgeon ASAP.

good luck getting it checked by that surgeon. I said I had some questions and I was told "you have an appointment with another doctor in 2 weeks" and will get to see Milam at 6 weeks. I am not going back in 2 weeks if they cannot answer 1 question now. Damn sure not going back at 6 either. They sent me home hard as a pencil.