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When my implant is in at maximum deflation (flaccid) state it feels like the tubes bunch up at the end of the penis near the tip. Nothing serious, but it doesn't feel smooth all the way to the tip.

When I fill it up with about 3 to 5 pumps, the tubes feel smooth all the way up. Am I feeling the tubes or the anatomy of the penis? Has anyone else ever experienced this?

Would be easier for people to answer if you mentioned which implant you have.
Furthermure I assume you mean the cylinders and not the tubing.

Anyway, I have a Titan, and when completely deflated, my cylinders (mostly the right one) buckles at the base of the penis. After only a few pumps, the buckles disappear.
I think this is logical, considering there still is a difference in length between flaccid and erect. Only way cylinders would not buckle when deflated would be if the penis was equally long flaccid and erect.

Eid told me a perfectly sized Titan will buckle when deflated and have no buckles when inflated.

I guess the only implant with which you can avoid bucklin in the flaccid state is an LGX, since it retracts in length as well as girth when being deflated.

My soft/uninflated length is just an inch shorter than my hard/inflated length, which was a nice side-effect of the implant (I used to be a real grower). The only time I feel the cylinders inside my penis is when I hold it to pee. Not a problem for me.

Look at an animated video of an implant and notice where the tubes and cylinders connect. Also will show you what happens when inflated. Dr. Cornell has an AMS video on his website. I don't think it shows the cylinders collapsing or moving on deflation just going limp. However, my cylinders will shrink/collapse, moving away from my glans based on how much I am deflated. I can touch the ends when deflated, sometimes an inch or more from my inflated position.

Sounds like everything is normal with you.

Sorry guys. Should have mentioned what type of implant I have.

I have a Titan Touch with Bioflex Zero Degree 18cm with one RTE. I see those things at the bottom of some of your posts. How do you do that?
Anyway, the buckling or crinkling, or whatever it is, right before the hard cone-shaped tips right at the glans.
And yes; the cylinders. Man, I have to get better at descriptions.

Funny Cylinder Feelings should have been the title. I'll get it right next time.

charlesr
]Sorry guys. Should have mentioned what type of implant I have.

I have a Titan Touch with Bioflex Zero Degree 18cm with one RTE. I see those things at the bottom of some of your posts. How do you do that?


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Roninhouston - what is the difference between your 'pre-activation', flaccid, and erect ?
Like you I have AMSCX by Cornell. For multiple reasons I have been deflated and never activated (31 days post) and right now I am at about 3.25 compared to 6.75 when pumped pre implant...

merrix, I have an LGX and it gets ripples in it too, Mainly on the right side. for some reason, even though the left side seems to retract more when deflated as it makes a sharp left bend, it feels smooth. From what others have told me, all brands will buckle unless they have been used so much that your penis has stretched to accommodate the fullest size, but that can take 3 years or more, I've been told. MIne buckles where the tubes cross it which makes it bothersome. I have noticed that I can take my thumb and smooth the buckles so they are a series of soft ripples instead changing their placement so it is not where the tubing will rub. MUCH more comfortable. Some of y'all might try that if you can do it without becoming overly excited. ...oh, pumping it back up follows that so I guess the buckles would not be an issue any more anyway..

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