Titan Premature Failure 2y > Infection from Revision > Tactra Salvage and length loss

[Bwtbbb]

Who was your surgeon?

[Agfa13]

Principals,

Hi, I went through the same thing:(.
After my initial implant became infected, I too, had Tactra implanted to salvage the area. When the Titan went in, I was disappointed in length and girth...I WAS ROBBED!!! I had to make the decision, after the Tactra was put in, if I wanted to continue.
New year, had to start all over with co-pay, which was another $6k (got off lucky). Had Titan put in March, the following 3 months after having the malleable put in to hold everything in place.

[Frenchie]

Principals,

Hi, I went through the same thing:(.
After my initial implant became infected, I too, had Tactra implanted to salvage the area. When the Titan went in, I was disappointed in length and girth...I WAS ROBBED!!! I had to make the decision, after the Tactra was put in, if I wanted to continue.
New year, had to start all over with co-pay, which was another $6k (got off lucky). Had Titan put in March, the following 3 months after having the malleable put in to hold everything in place.

How much size did you lose?

[Agfa13]

About 1.5 to 2"
I was told that revisions will result in loss, which does not make sense because erosion from within barely started!
I even showed the doc pics, but to no avail...

[implantguy1]

Hello Principle I hope you are in good health. Please can you update us on your tactra?
How is your life going? If you do not compare tactra with your titan than what will you say? Please explain all your feelings. How is sex and bendability after tactra?

[GermanGuy]

hey brother, we are thinking of you! If you have updates, bring them on <3

[Discovernew]

Quick reflection:

I'm 30 years old, did my initial surgery less than 2 1/2 years ago. Recovery from first surgery was not joke, but I got through it and despite some negatives, the implant shined, it was amazing. However, the implant failed amid terrible timing in my professional and personal life. I went through a revision surgery and now it's been 45+ days of alot of physical and mental strain due to the post op complications, which turned out to be an infection. I've been hospitalized for a week and odds are I'll be hospitalized for atleast another one fighting this infection.

So, it's been said the odds of an implant failing are roughly 2% for the first 3 years (or something, won't dig publications to properly cite the stats). Checked, I'm in this sample.
It's also been said that the odds of infection from a revision are doubled that from a virgin surgery. Virgin surgery (let's use a very high number) rate for infection: 5%, revision then: 10%. Checked, I'm also in this sample.

Math serves me correctly, 0.1*0.02=0.002=1/500. Either I'm the unlucky 1 out of 500 to have a premature failure AND have an infection from my first revision OR some or either of these stats (premature failure rate before 3 years / revision infection rate) are actually incorrectly or have been fabricated and maliciously reported through some of these publications due to lobbying / interest alignment related incentives. Of course, I can only speculate.

Regardless of the above, here's what I'm thinking:
There is no better alternative or solution to effectively cure ED. An implant quite literally does NOT cure ED but it does literally SOLVES the problem ED brings, which is making your dick hard.

So, I have currently lost faith in IPP's, It's likely I'll be forcibly trying the malleable experience because if it gets to point of having to go through a salvage, an IPP won't be an option.

Potential outcomes if things go south (as in, infection is not cured):
1) Titan Removed. Malleable installed. 4 months from now switch back to Titan.
2) Titan Removed. Malleable installed. 4 months from now keep Malleable.
3) Titan Removed. Malleable not installed. Limp dick for life.

What I currently want at this moment: I want a hard dick and do not want to have to go through another penile surgical procedure for the next 5 years.

So I lean towards option 2, unless:

Cconcealment. I have a job and career that isn't/won't be tolerant of an employee appearing to have an erection at all times. If it turns out that I cannot, as in, have zero chance of being able to properly conceal the malleable, then, and only then I'll put myself through this torturous path of having an inflatable implant properly installed once again and just roll the dice hoping I'm not in the unlucky sample once again. Changing careers is not an option. My wishful thinking is if JH2007 was able to conceal his porn actor tactra cock for most of his daily activities, I might also have a chance.

Rant over.

I was reading this and i also agree that the statistics dont really seem to match reality. If really there is like a 3% chance of revision, or 1% chance of infection, how is it possible to see people with 2 or 3 revisions within just a couple years? seems that they would be the most unlucky people in the planet if they need 2 or even 3 revisions. That would be like hitting the roulette 3 times in a row or even more.

How are you doing nowadays?