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Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 9:53 pm
by nbriley
For support after implant, what brand or kind do you recommend, tried doing a search but still not sure which ones will do the job?

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 10:06 pm
by williamb
Nbriley, I think if you ask 5 people on here that questions you will get at least 5 different answers. Right after surgery and for a couple of months i used very tight underwear (spandex or similar) as time progressed I have started using a little looser underwear but still tight. At first it was to really hold me in place and for protection later I forund out it also helps with incontinence.
Dave

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Fri Sep 08, 2017 10:49 pm
by sliphill
nbriley wrote:For support after implant, what brand or kind do you recommend, tried doing a search but still not sure which ones will do the job?


I started wearing compression briefs after the surgery. I like them a lot, keeps everything in place. Russell is a good brand. But I've gotten a few brands from Walmart since. And wasnarts brand is pretty good. I'll never go back to white cotton briefs.

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2017 12:01 am
by Anonymous3
Hakky wants comprssion shorts for48 hours then white breifs 1 size smaller than normal. I ordered mine from walmart. Get 2 pair if compression shorts that way you can change the next day

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2017 8:30 am
by bbb2.5
Dr Hakky's office sales a kit that comes with everything you need for Pre-op and post op..spend the extra money and buy it directly from the office. I did and was Thankful. Of course they had to special order my compression shorts because. I wear a small and that is a size they do not carry ... LOL

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2017 8:33 am
by Anonymous3
Mine were like 12 dollars at walmart online 5 pack of tightwhities another 12, the cleaner is 4 at walmart the ice bag I think was 5

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2017 7:51 pm
by Bandit
Boxer brief pouch. Thought compression shorts might be too tight on the unit. Someone here recommended RBX boxer briefs from Marshalls. Reasonably priced, comfortable and a lot of support. Like them very much.
Bandit

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2017 8:31 pm
by Anonymous3
Bandit wrote:Boxer brief pouch. Thought compression shorts might be too tight on the unit. Someone here recommended RBX boxer briefs from Marshalls. Reasonably priced, comfortable and a lot of support. Like them very much.
Bandit

Bandit
We are not talikng normal wear. WE are talking POST OP. His dr who happens to be mine also insist on compression shorts (perfered) ot super tight boxer briefs. So unless you know something our dr DOES NOT DONT GIVE SUCH advise

I really dont give a shit what you wear day to day

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2017 9:28 pm
by Bigred
hturner12 wrote:
Bandit wrote:Boxer brief pouch. Thought compression shorts might be too tight on the unit. Someone here recommended RBX boxer briefs from Marshalls. Reasonably priced, comfortable and a lot of support. Like them very much.
Bandit

Bandit
We are not talikng normal wear. WE are talking POST OP. His dr who happens to be mine also insist on compression shorts (perfered) ot super tight boxer briefs. So unless you know something our dr DOES NOT DONT GIVE SUCH advise

I really dont give a shit what you wear day to day


You Hakky know it alls crack me up. Believe it or not, there are other options out there.

Re: Compression Shorts, Pouch Shorts??

Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2017 9:50 pm
by bbb2.5
Guys ...this is a support forum... not a pissing contest . Lower the testosterone levels a bit. Each Doctor has their own preference as to what they feel is best. Just so happens that my Doctor is also Dr. Hakky, and yes he wants his patient to wear compression shorts. It is in their pre-op and post- op instructions. Why.. the compression helps keep the swelling down. Guys if you recall when you had your surgery your penis and scrotum were bound up together in a somewhat tight bandage. There was reason for being bound in such a manner...keeps the swelling down.
@ Nbriley... I suggest you talk to Dr. Hakky... listen to him.