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Is the glans soft with an implant?
If you have soft glans before of the implant, is possible to have an implant or implant wont be functional because the soft glans?

If an implant is done properly, there is no reason the glans should be any different than it was before. I guess there are injections to increase glans size, but I wouldn't go near that. My glans, at least, works just fine.

I mean in my case my glans is only complete and full when i m near to cum.
And i would like to know if i can have an implant with this condition, or it isnt adequate?

As I said, your glans should be no different after the implant than before. The difference is, you can have an erection the consistency of concrete, if you want it that hard.

jelquinginjury wrote:I mean in my case my glans is only complete and full when i m near to cum.
And i would like to know if i can have an implant with this condition, or it isnt adequate?

A firm or soft glans has nothing to do with whether you can have an implant or not. The erectile function of the glans and shaft are independent of each other so the short answer is yes you can have an implant, all other things being okay.

jelquinginjury wrote:I mean in my case my glans is only complete and full when i m near to cum.
And i would like to know if i can have an implant with this condition, or it isnt adequate?

Yes it will be fine. If you want more engorgement you could try using ed pills or trimix gel along with the implant.

And when i do my measure of my penis in flaccid stretched, this is longer than my lenght in erection, for a few milimeters(between three or four) but it is.
Is it possible?
I must say when i do these measurements they are whitout bone pressed (both flacid stretched and natural erection)

I was in a prostate cancer group at a local hospital, and they had monthly meetings where a doctor would make a presentation followed by questions. It was in one of those meetings that I learned that the glans engorgement (head swelling up) process is separate from the erection process. He also said that following a prostatectomy some men have glans engorgement return and some do not.

In my case I wake up with an engorged glans most every morning, but the shaft remains soft. I call it my "morning wood-ette."

jelquinginjury wrote:Is the glans soft with an implant?
If you have soft glans before of the implant, is possible to have an implant or implant wont be functional because the soft glans?

As said above, the shaft and the glans fill up with blood through two completely different channels. One can be functional while the other is dysfunctional.
However, I would guess, in most cases they are both good or both bad.

You say in one post here that you glans is only half-hard and only gets real hard just before you orgasm. That was exactly my case.
I was lucky to get the glans problem fixed with the sclerotherapy. I don't know how long those results will last, and if I will get some long term harm from it, but for now it makes my glans swell up perfectly when I get aroused. And the implant does of course take care of the shaft.

If I hadn't done the sclerotherapy, what I would have had now would have been a rock hard shaft with the same semi-soft glans as before. The implant would of course still be functional. Sex can be had even with a totally soft glans. Orgasm can be achieved as well with a soft glans.

However, I still say that an implant is so much better if one has the luck of still being able to get a hard glans. I do sometimes have sex with a 'soft' glans. This can happen if I go a second time right after orgasm. Then my glans will be soft or semi-soft. And I think the pleasure level is night and day. It is less comfortable and less pleasurable with a soft glans. So does my wife think.

But - the world is full of people with an implant who cannot get a hard glans. This is probably the way it is for a vast majority. And most of them are still super happy with their implant. I probably would have been as well. Everything is relative. If you are used to no being able to get anything hard, not the shaft, nor the glans, and then all of a sudden you can get a rock hard shaft and have sex whenever you want (even with a soft glans) - then of course that is an enormous difference from before. Million times better.

So don't let your glans be a show stopper for getting or not getting an implant. If you cannot get an erection good enough for satisfactory sex, then an implant is an option to consider. It will, unless surgery is a total failure, give you a dick who works for sex.

And as always, the part about 'unless the surgery is a total failure' is an important issue.
Find a doc who minimises that risk. I would say only Eid or Kramer.
I did mine with Eid and he got everything perfect. When it is time for a revision I will obviously go to Eid since he did mine and and he did it great. Should he for some reason not be in business anymore by then, Kramer is my only choice.

merrix wrote:

jelquinginjury wrote:Is the glans soft with an implant?
If you have soft glans before of the implant, is possible to have an implant or implant wont be functional because the soft glans?

As said above, the shaft and the glans fill up with blood through two completely different channels. One can be functional while the other is dysfunctional.
However, I would guess, in most cases they are both good or both bad.

You say in one post here that you glans is only half-hard and only gets real hard just before you orgasm. That was exactly my case.
I was lucky to get the glans problem fixed with the sclerotherapy. I don't know how long those results will last, and if I will get some long term harm from it, but for now it makes my glans swell up perfectly when I get aroused. And the implant does of course take care of the shaft.

If I hadn't done the sclerotherapy, what I would have had now would have been a rock hard shaft with the same semi-soft glans as before. The implant would of course still be functional. Sex can be had even with a totally soft glans. Orgasm can be achieved as well with a soft glans.

However, I still say that an implant is so much better if one has the luck of still being able to get a hard glans. I do sometimes have sex with a 'soft' glans. This can happen if I go a second time right after orgasm. Then my glans will be soft or semi-soft. And I think the pleasure level is night and day. It is less comfortable and less pleasurable with a soft glans. So does my wife think.

But - the world is full of people with an implant who cannot get a hard glans. This is probably the way it is for a vast majority. And most of them are still super happy with their implant. I probably would have been as well. Everything is relative. If you are used to no being able to get anything hard, not the shaft, nor the glans, and then all of a sudden you can get a rock hard shaft and have sex whenever you want (even with a soft glans) - then of course that is an enormous difference from before. Million times better.

So don't let your glans be a show stopper for getting or not getting an implant. If you cannot get an erection good enough for satisfactory sex, then an implant is an option to consider. It will, unless surgery is a total failure, give you a dick who works for sex.

And as always, the part about 'unless the surgery is a total failure' is an important issue.
Find a doc who minimises that risk. I would say only Eid or Kramer.
I did mine with Eid and he got everything perfect. When it is time for a revision I will obviously go to Eid since he did mine and and he did it great. Should he for some reason not be in business anymore by then, Kramer is my only choice.

Hey merrix thanks for the info
What veins were ocluded in your sclerotherapy? do you know?

And do you know What do the ten-year eid guarantee mean for the implant? Is it that if the implant fails in less than ten years, will the costs of surgery be free?