subcoronal approach implant?

[wolfcreek]

Anyone had an implant put in using the subcoronal approach? If so, please share your experience/outcome. Thanks...

[DaveET1]

One has to wonder how they would get the pump and reservoir in by entering at the corona. There would have to be another incision, and with a surgery that has been fighting infection for years, that seems to me like a bad idea.

[alibaba]

I watched a video of that surgery last year. Only advantage I can see is they hide the scar to look like a circumcision scar. They deglove your whole dick to put in the implant. Peel all the skin off your dick like a condom to your ball sack. I think it is a horsehit way to do the surgery and nothing more than a modification of the infrapubic method 3 more steps to the worse side. No way in hell they can do an implant perfectly this way, especially if you have issues to deal with. From a mechanical standpoint it just does not work to measure or properly place the parts.

[alibaba]

http://www.jurology.com/article/S0022-5347(15)03070-0/abstract

[wolfcreek]

Ali, that link says "page not found"

Thanks

[David_R]

...they hide the scar...

I never worried about my scar since it is covered by pubic hair anyway and is virtually invisible.

[Donnie1954]

I have scars from a hernia operation and now my infra pubic implant. Can't see either one. They're hidden in the bush. Lol.

[Tybeeman]

You boys don't keep your self shaved down there?

[Donnie1954]

I shave my balls and shaft. Harder now I have that third nut? I trim the bush, but I think some hair down there looks cool. Totally bald is not my thing.