12 o clock angle erection

[Colm123]

Anybody have a 12 o clock angle erection and after implant had 2 or 3 o clock angle erection?

[Leon 46]

I had a 1:30 - 2 o’clock erection before surgery; post surgery it’s about 3:30.

[LknRon]

I'm almost 6 weeks Post Op. I have noticed the same. Originally I was naturally at 12 o'clock and now I'm around 2 o'clock. My thoughts were this will change once Im completely healed and maybe its this way because my penis lays to the right in my boxers. When Im fully erect I'm back to 12 o'clock. I would love feedback from guys that are a year or more post op.

Ron

[Bushpig]

I haven't heard of anyone on here with a 12pm or 1pm erection after implant. The most common is 3pm. I'm just on two years now and have been 3pm ever since ( Could get a 1 - 12pm with injections before)

[Waynetho]

Bushpig, I think 1 o'clock is absolutely possible because that would be 30 degrees from vertical or 60 degrees above horizontal, but I know of no one who could ever have a 12 o'clock erection, ever because that would mean it was pointing to their chin, from inside their body... Maybe (and only maybe) someone might get a 12:30 erection if it is tightly against their belly while standing but a 0 degrees vertical it would be inside their body.

I resisted posting this little bit of logic for a few days but I just couldn't hold it in any longer...

[Lost Sheep]

Bushpig, I think 1 o'clock is absolutely possible because that would be 30 degrees from vertical or 60 degrees above horizontal, but I know of no one who could ever have a 12 o'clock erection, ever because that would mean it was pointing to their chin, from inside their body... Maybe (and only maybe) someone might get a 12:30 erection if it is tightly against their belly while standing but a 0 degrees vertical it would be inside their body.

I resisted posting this little bit of logic for a few days but I just couldn't hold it in any longer...

An extremely thin fellow with a concave belly might achieve 12:10 perhaps. Especially if he had a prominent pelvic bone. Highly unusual, but not completely outside the realm of possibility, I think.