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So I asked my Dr. About size. He said he installed 22cm. The card I got it reads 18cm. He said 22 total but 18cm inflatable. Does that sound about right to you guys?
1 more question I have always wore boxers, I cant anymore,but briefs rub against my skin. What do you guys wear or reccomend?

Thank you.have a great weekend.

I am back to freeballing

I like compression shorts. Keeps things secured.

I am three weeks post op so I am still not totally adjusted to the cylinders pushing against my glans. Depending on if I am wearing jeans, slacks, gym shorts, etc. I have worn boxers, boxer briefs, and briefs. The looser the outer layer is, the tighter the underwear is. Whe wearing jeans I wear boxers. My dick presses against the jeans, but I don't mind people seeing that I am a man.

I wear regular Fruit of the Loom jockeys. Shortly after implant I wear one size small. Now they are just mixed in and I wear whichever I pull out.....

I wear pouch briefs from an online company called Banggood. You can see my pic in underwear topic.
Donnie

Regarding your size query, you must have 18cm cylinders + 4cm RTEs (rear tip extenders) which as I understand are between the inflatable cylinders and the pelvic bone with the purpose of holding the cylinders in place.

I had problems with my glans rubbing against just about everything I wore and it was fucking annoying.
Now? Like all the other little issues associated with having a prostheses inserted into one’s body........ Snap!!!
At over 9 months post op the only thought I have to deal with is will I plug the gorgeous Miss H both before work ...AND after work today!

Smetro,
You are the man. Bionic man. Have a ripping day bloke,
Donnie.

AMS 700 has an 18 cm model, so your doc probably used 4 cm of rear tip extenders (RTE). This gives you a total of 22 cm. Approximately 5 cm of the AMS (and Coloplast) devices are not inflatable. If this is the case, you have approximately 13 cm that is inflatable. This does not directly translate to penis size. There can be some variations among patients.

Everyone is different on the subject of underwear. I wear boxer briefs, and they have become more comfortable as the healing process continues and the deflated cylinders become more flexible.