Impant life style curiosity

The final frontier. Deciding when, if and how.
Hillywilly
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Re: Impant life style curiosity

Postby Hillywilly » Fri Jan 13, 2023 3:17 pm

Those are not my points above but the owner of Peyroines forum's.
33 HG deformity now Titan OTR 24cm XL + 1 cm RTE's Length 7.25in/ Girth 6in (midshaft) Dr. Hakky 4/4/23

ThailandBound
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Re: Impant life style curiosity

Postby ThailandBound » Sun Jan 15, 2023 8:58 am

Hillywilly wrote:
Lost Sheep wrote:There is no hard limit on the number of revisions (or partial revisions, to complicate matters) a man can have. It is HIGHLY dependent on specific details of his condition. The causes of the need for revision bear on this, also.

Your Doctor's advice to wait is sound. If you have a working penis (however marginal) destroying that erectile capacity for a mechanical device is short-sighted and foolish.


SHEEP I think this guy makes good points on the implant thoughts?

Look at it this way;

An implant is non-reversible and will render you unable to get an erection without it. An implant does not cure E.D. It guarantees 100% impotence until you inflate.

If you could run a 6 minute mile on your own feet, would you opt for prosthetic feet that enabled a 4 minute mile, but if (when) they failed, would leave you in a wheelchair until you have another surgery?

Implant is not a cure. It is a treatment. A very good one, but not a cure. A natural erection if far superior in many ways, so if a treatment that is less invasive, destructive and flawed than an implant will work for you, take it. Most treatments do not leave you permanently changed as an implant does. But if NOTHING is available, then do consider an implant


We often hear that an implant is the last resort for erectile dysfunction. My agreement with that is dependent on what is meant by the term “last resort.” If by last resort, we mean that after an implant, other options such as injections and oral meds are closed to a man suffering from erectile dysfunction, then I would agree. However, if we mean that you should not consider an implant until you have tried every other option and not until every other option fails to give any relief, I would totally disagree.


And I agree with you sir. I could conceivably have proceeded another couple of years with combination pills + trimix. I could still get it up and get it done, but the writing was on the wall. Veinous leakage allowed me to get hard, but it was a race with the clock. Maybe :30 minutes. Change position from other than missionary, it was all over. But yeah, could’ve plodded on until i hit the wall and nothing worked.

I chose to get implanted at this point. Doctor made mention of how i still had good tissue, no ED related size loss, and was in “the sweet spot” regarding timing. I’m 11 days post op now, in no pain, and very optimistic.
Active, athletic 63 years old. Sexually, still 33 in my mind and spirit. Pills and injections all worked, until they didn’t. Diagnosed with veinous leakage in 2022. Coloplast Titan. 22 CM. No RTE. Peno-scrotal. Implanted 1/4/23. Dr. Clavell.

Hillywilly
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Re: Impant life style curiosity

Postby Hillywilly » Wed Jan 18, 2023 4:14 pm

Good for you Thailandbound! I am strongly considering going that route but I am just not sure yet. My erections look good on Trimix/doppler but at home when on full dose cialis it is very hit or miss and for the most part lately at and past the point I have injured I have instability and my erections fade quickly. Will I heal? It's been 2 months and i'm at my wits end I can't wait 12 months to just wait and see.

I have recruited Dr. Trost to look into my case I guess I will see what he thinks.
33 HG deformity now Titan OTR 24cm XL + 1 cm RTE's Length 7.25in/ Girth 6in (midshaft) Dr. Hakky 4/4/23


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