Why not just get a malleable implant

[Italian]

With the previous malleable that was installed incorrectly there was no way I could wear jeans or at least the jeans I had previous to the operation. The main reason is that in the bent down position, my penis was very sensitive due to the surgery. Wearing a pair of jeans that was tight would rub against my penis and it would be painful. The sensitivity did get better over the couple of weeks. I had it and it was easier to wear pants with tighter underwear. But I never got a chance to put my old jeans on before I got this new operation last Monday. If you’re looking at wearing skinny jeans , that’s probably not gonna happen. And also dependent on the size of your penis now. I think if you’re 6 inches or over you’re gonna have a hard time wearing tight pants at all. If you can wait a couple of weeks I have no problem posting pics with jeans on as long as the sensitivity isn’t too bad.

I have yet to see a video of a malleable implant being used bent down and erected or photos really. I googled and couldn't find anything.

I'm about 6 inches length on my best erection, maybe 5.9 on most. My girth tho is 5.75" and 5.9 at base

The viagra still works for me so far. I think my issue is porn addiction, but I'm going to get a doppler to check for physical issues.

I'm just doing research in case I need this one day. I'm only 38 now.

The idea of having to pay 15-20k every 10 years assuming it even lasts that long? but the stories of failure after 2 years or even months is not very encouraging

It seems the malleable is the best option for a guy who simply doesn't care what others think. I thought it was good for men to have a big bulge no?

Why are people so worried about having a bulge? who cares what others think

What's more important having erections and a long lasting implant or what other people think?

The malleable implant is a one piece implant that can be bend like 100,000 times without mechanical failure

past the first few weeks, the chances of infection pretty much down to almost zero, it becomes a part of the body as is silicone

now as long as you have an implant, the chance of infection will always be there but is very low like 1 to 5%. I have a chin implant made of silicone, never had any issues

i read stories of old men who had penile implants many years ago and they still have to their grave, im sure those are malleable as that was the most popular one back decades ago

I agree with you again on every single word.
as far as anfonee is concerned, I thank him again for his precious feedback, he is a brother to me and he is saving me from depression.
I know he will never leave us with his feedback

[Anfornee]

With the previous malleable that was installed incorrectly there was no way I could wear jeans or at least the jeans I had previous to the operation. The main reason is that in the bent down position, my penis was very sensitive due to the surgery. Wearing a pair of jeans that was tight would rub against my penis and it would be painful. The sensitivity did get better over the couple of weeks. I had it and it was easier to wear pants with tighter underwear. But I never got a chance to put my old jeans on before I got this new operation last Monday. If you’re looking at wearing skinny jeans , that’s probably not gonna happen. And also dependent on the size of your penis now. I think if you’re 6 inches or over you’re gonna have a hard time wearing tight pants at all. If you can wait a couple of weeks I have no problem posting pics with jeans on as long as the sensitivity isn’t too bad.

I have yet to see a video of a malleable implant being used bent down and erected or photos really. I googled and couldn't find anything.

I'm about 6 inches length on my best erection, maybe 5.9 on most. My girth tho is 5.75" and 5.9 at base

The viagra still works for me so far. I think my issue is porn addiction, but I'm going to get a doppler to check for physical issues.

I'm just doing research in case I need this one day. I'm only 38 now.

The idea of having to pay 15-20k every 10 years assuming it even lasts that long? but the stories of failure after 2 years or even months is not very encouraging

It seems the malleable is the best option for a guy who simply doesn't care what others think. I thought it was good for men to have a big bulge no?

Why are people so worried about having a bulge? who cares what others think

What's more important having erections and a long lasting implant or what other people think?

The malleable implant is a one piece implant that can be bend like 100,000 times without mechanical failure

past the first few weeks, the chances of infection pretty much down to almost zero, it becomes a part of the body as is silicone

now as long as you have an implant, the chance of infection will always be there but is very low like 1 to 5%. I have a chin implant made of silicone, never had any issues

i read stories of old men who had penile implants many years ago and they still have to their grave, im sure those are malleable as that was the most popular one back decades ago

I don’t think anyone can doubt or refute that the malleable is far easier to implant for the surgeon and is far less likely to fail. I think if you go in to one of the top surgeons and go over the malleable options, you will be able to retain size and have an implant that’ll last for longer without any chance of revision than an Inflatable would. Me having had both a malleable, and an inflatable, I can tell you the malleable is far easier to work. I don’t really care about the bulge. In my opinion if someone’s looking at my crotch, they get to see whatever they see.

I have a decision to make in about five months as to whether I’m going to have the correct size malleable implanted or am I going to go with another titan. If the surgeon can get me back to my original length and girth with either one of the devices, then there’s a pretty good possibility. I’ll stick with the malleable. I’m 53 and very sexually active and I feel the malleable is just a little bit more spontaneous than the other implant. But ultimately, I have to see how I heal up from this surgery and then see what the surgeon tells me when I’m ready for the next surgery.

Overall, right now I’m thrilled with the one I got except for the size loss that I incurred due to the initial infection and then the second botched surgery. I’m gonna reiterate one more time how important it is to stick with one of the great surgeons from the list here. If you have to travel in my opinion it is worth it.

[Fourtytwo00]

I agree with Anfornee.

About extrusion: It seems being not too aggressive about rod diameter reduces extrusion chances significantly. It seems to me that boosting a limp dick from inside could come with a price.

Let me add one thing. If you need to undergo a hip replacement multiple time after 2, 4, 5 years chances are you're gonna think about sueing the doctor. Here someone even pray for him. This is weird. The technology behind penile prosthesis isn't rocket science, it's there since the 70s but hey you need a top surgeon if you want good odds. In theory the more a technology improves the less you have to travel. It works in that way for the rest of the body, it doesn't for IPP. So yes, the idea of needing multiple surgeries in a decade could scary many people.

[Rufian]

If it comes the time when nothing else works or I find I have a venous leak, unlikely now, but it could happen as you get older

I would just go to the Perito guy in Miami as I live in south florida and just get a malleable implant

The guy does the Perito technique basically a 2 inch incision at the pubic area, the bottom of the penis and he introduces the rods through there

I just can't deal with the short lifespan and high failure rates of inflatables is not a good deal

I read stories of men who died of old age with these implants and they still worked during the autopsy

[RoboCock69]

If it comes the time when nothing else works or I find I have a venous leak, unlikely now, but it could happen as you get older

I would just go to the Perito guy in Miami as I live in south florida and just get a malleable implant

The guy does the Perito technique basically a 2 inch incision at the pubic area, the bottom of the penis and he introduces the rods through there

I just can't deal with the short lifespan and high failure rates of inflatables is not a good deal

I read stories of men who died of old age with these implants and they still worked during the autopsy

Perito is the man. He talked me out of the malleable — said girth wouldn't be as good and that it would be a bit "wobbly and unstable" at the base — and I said if my IPP fails within five years I'm going with a malleable at that point. He seemed to think that was reasonable.

[Gt1956]

I agree with Anfornee.
About extrusion: It seems being not too aggressive about rod diameter reduces extrusion chances significantly. It seems to me that boosting a limp dick from inside could come with a price.
Let me add one thing. If you need to undergo a hip replacement multiple time after 2, 4, 5 years chances are you're gonna think about sueing the doctor. Here someone even pray for him. This is weird. The technology behind penile prosthesis isn't rocket science, it's there since the 70s but hey you need a top surgeon if you want good odds. In theory the more a technology improves the less you have to travel. It works in that way for the rest of the body, it doesn't for IPP. So yes, the idea of needing multiple surgeries in a decade could scary many people.

Surgery failures are not uncommon. I worked with a man that had 1 knee replaced. All went well & it worked as it should. His other knee was nothing but trouble. By the time it was all done & he had a well functioning knee. He'd had a total of 5 knee replacements. Number 5 was the winner. So my advice. If you expect perfection upon every surgery. You'll likely be disappointed at some point in time. Just the way it is.

[Craigohbig]

I agree with Anfornee.
About extrusion: It seems being not too aggressive about rod diameter reduces extrusion chances significantly. It seems to me that boosting a limp dick from inside could come with a price.
Let me add one thing. If you need to undergo a hip replacement multiple time after 2, 4, 5 years chances are you're gonna think about sueing the doctor. Here someone even pray for him. This is weird. The technology behind penile prosthesis isn't rocket science, it's there since the 70s but hey you need a top surgeon if you want good odds. In theory the more a technology improves the less you have to travel. It works in that way for the rest of the body, it doesn't for IPP. So yes, the idea of needing multiple surgeries in a decade could scary many people.

Surgery failures are not uncommon. I worked with a man that had 1 knee replaced. All went well & it worked as it should. His other knee was nothing but trouble. By the time it was all done & he had a well functioning knee. He'd had a total of 5 knee replacements. Number 5 was the winner. So my advice. If you expect perfection upon every surgery. You'll likely be disappointed at some point in time. Just the way it is.

Really dumb…really bad advice

[Stenlie_]

So size is the only downside to a malleable implant. I'm about 7.5 inches long, unfortunately I don't know the circumference, but I'll measure it Do you think a malleable implant is not suitable for penises over 5 inches? Is there no chance to keep circumference and length? The other thing I wanted to ask - are there any type of poses that are impossible with a malleable implant? The woman above? And does it happen to stand in a strange, curved position during sex? And why the hell aren't there any photos and videos of men with malleable implants on the internet? Anyone here?

[advaita]

Yes, there is an important question regarding the malleable implant: during certain intercourse can the hinge suddenly bend?

[Rufian]

If it comes the time when nothing else works or I find I have a venous leak, unlikely now, but it could happen as you get older

I would just go to the Perito guy in Miami as I live in south florida and just get a malleable implant

The guy does the Perito technique basically a 2 inch incision at the pubic area, the bottom of the penis and he introduces the rods through there

I just can't deal with the short lifespan and high failure rates of inflatables is not a good deal

I read stories of men who died of old age with these implants and they still worked during the autopsy

Perito is the man. He talked me out of the malleable — said girth wouldn't be as good and that it would be a bit "wobbly and unstable" at the base — and I said if my IPP fails within five years I'm going with a malleable at that point. He seemed to think that was reasonable.

So what did you get? How much does it cost if you dont mind

In my case i always had good girth erect about 5.75 and 5.90

My length is only 6 inches tho

Ive seen some results on indian youtube doctors and malleable works for many

For surgeons is more lucrative the inflatable tho

Im not rich or want to go through multiple surgeries in my lifetime