VED Pumping after surgery

[ThePlumber1964]

Well, just putting it out there on the open for discussion. I have not personally done it, and I clearly understand the associated "potential risks" for the device and for the patients.

Nevertheless, I just want to bring a provocative subject, "Using VED pump after Surgery", since I have heard from multiple patients of high volume surgeons (so some of you know about this), and even from one physician that I did not use for my implants, on a routine they recommend during cycling after achieving full healing. The sole purpose is for helping achieving the maximum possible expansion in a faster way.

I know that advocate surgeons do not want you to openly discuss this since they do not want to be "accused" by the implant companies that they are potentially endangering their products. But I can confirm that multiple patients from same surgeons have shared with me such practice, so this is not an isolated "nut job" opinion.

Care to comment?

[Donnie1954]

As for me, I did not do it. Would not do it. Would never recommend it.
I am back to my pre opp size using my Donnie Bryan Method. (formerly stretching routine). Why would anyone want to possibly damage an implant that works?
Donnie

[ThePlumber1964]

Again, information coming from high volume surgeons' patients, and directly from a physician I did not use.

[Tybeeman]

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[Larry10625]

Well, just putting it out there on the open for discussion. I have not personally done it, and I clearly understand the associated "potential risks" for the device and for the patients.

Nevertheless, I just want to bring a provocative subject, "Using VED pump after Surgery", since I have heard from multiple patients of high volume surgeons (so some of you know about this), and even from one physician that I did not use for my implants, on a routine they recommend during cycling after achieving full healing. The sole purpose is for helping achieving the maximum possible expansion in a faster way.

I know that advocate surgeons do not want you to openly discuss this since they do not want to be "accused" by the implant companies that they are potentially endangering their products. But I can confirm that multiple patients from same surgeons have shared with me such practice, so this is not an isolated "nut job" opinion.

Care to comment?

I don't really know what the VED pump is, but my surgeon told me that after 6 months I shoul use the pump to maintain length and girth.
Larry

[ThePlumber1964]

Larry,

Thanks for your contribution. VED is the pump used for ED.


Tybeeman,

My purpose is not to name doctors. It is to inquire about how spread is the practice of recommending its use. If you want to specifically know their names, you can start your own thread to inquire such information.


Respectfully,

ThePlumber

[Tybeeman]

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[Tybeeman]

ThePlumber1964

Do you know MarloStanfield1940? Interesting

[ThePlumber1964]

Tybeeman,

First, something said to me without their consent to disclose specifics, I will not do it. So, it is not a matter of being afraid or not. It is a matter of principles.

Second, their names are completely irrelevant. What is important for me to discuss is the practice and how widespread or contained it is.

Third, I really do not know you, so a bit of basic manners when you are talking or writing to others is a better way to communicate.

Forth, I mention Kramer's name when it is relevant to the point being discussed.

Fifth, my genitals are not driving my political opinions, which BTW are not relevant to this discussion.

[ThePlumber1964]

EDnomore,

Thanks for showing how a civil conversation should be done. I left his name out because I have not talked about this with him. I am just curious about the practice.

Regards!