From ED to Fireworks: Implant Success Story

The final frontier. Deciding when, if and how.



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SWorks17
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Re: From ED to Fireworks: Implant Success Story

Postby SWorks17 » Thu Jul 10, 2025 5:09 pm

Congratulations Prguy3, Welcome to the Bionic Brotherhood!

It looks like you're off to a great start, keep healing up and using your Bionic Weapon!

SWorks
Age 67, Garden Ridge Texas, Boston Scientific Rezum procedure for benign enlarged prostate 19 May 21, AMS LGX 18cm with 3cm RT's installed 5 Nov 2021 by Major Dr Shane Barney, BAMC, San Antonio, Texas, Married 36 years.
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HikerMan
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Re: From ED to Fireworks: Implant Success Story

Postby HikerMan » Sat Jul 12, 2025 8:03 am

prguy3 wrote:I'm close to 6 weeks from a Coloplast Titan with Dr. Clavell in Houston.
Recovery wasn't horrible. Mostly uncomfortable for the first 2-3 weeks. Started cycling at the 3.5 weeks. It's crazy how much the size changes as you cycle and allow the swelling around the prepubis and scrotum reduce around the penis.
I am close to my original size and used it for the first time this past weekend. All I can say.. there were fireworks! :lol:

Feel like a new man!. Confident and even though it did take me a bit longer to cum, Clavell reassured me that it is to be expected early on but will improve. Like he said "your penis just underwent its biggest trauma in history".. . makes sense.

I do want to point out... .While I was at the recovery area after surgery waiting to pee.. there was another guy who was coming in for a revision after being botched by someone else and I've been in touch with the guy and said he is also super happy with his revision . All I can say is: make sure you get an experienced surgeon. Props to Dr. Clavell! He is very cool, empathetic, and seems to "get us" guys who suffer from ED. Hope he has a long career.



Congratulations!
Clavell has such an impressive track record.
To anyone reading this who is pre-implant....Make sure you select a surgeon like Clavell(or others)
who is highly regarded and reviewed.

These surgeons have earned their reputation, and while they may cost more sometimes- they are more than worth it
in the long run.

Best wishes to all.
AMS 700 installed 12/22/22
REAR TIP Extender 5.0CM MR Conditional
AMS 700 SPHERICAL RESERVOIR 100 ML.
AMS 700 LGX INFRA PUBIC 18 cm
Dr. Jeffrey Loh Doyle- USC KECK
Prostate cancer survivor- RP performed 8/20
56, Marathon runner, John Muir Trail fanatic.

Jgoody
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Re: From ED to Fireworks: Implant Success Story

Postby Jgoody » Sat Jul 12, 2025 12:25 pm

Sounds like my recovery! Went pretty smooth, took a little longer to cum earlier on but now a year out & I couldn't be happier with orgasms from piv sex. You're on the road brother & I think the vast majority of guys get pretty good outcomes. Keep that positive attitude whenever you can & then we don't create any extra suffering because it's usually a choice to suffer. There's enough of that out there. We got super powers now.
Congratulations bro & welcome
43 yrs old- titan 24cm + 1cm rte penoscrotal 125ml reservoir- implanted 6/28/24 by Dr Walsh University of Washington

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Re: From ED to Fireworks: Implant Success Story

Postby Jgoody » Sat Jul 12, 2025 7:15 pm

Also I went pretty ham with this thing once cleared to use it but am still getting used to the fact that it stays hard, regardless of what I do. I could have sex with an ugly chick if I wanted lol.

But the erection reminds me of the early days of Viagra working so well for me, or injections- except none of the side effects, waiting for it to kick in, filling a needle up in the bathroom (or in the car outside to go in & rail a chick), type shit (God I hated the needle but worked great for awhile).
I suspect that things only get better for you too my guy
43 yrs old- titan 24cm + 1cm rte penoscrotal 125ml reservoir- implanted 6/28/24 by Dr Walsh University of Washington

Courage
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Re: From ED to Fireworks: Implant Success Story

Postby Courage » Sat Jul 12, 2025 7:21 pm

I'm a revision guy myself scheduled later in month. I wish I'd gone to someone in that league in the first place. Anyway, glad to hear you're doing so well!
Middle-aged SGM with lifelong ED. IPP Implanted January 2025. IPP explanted due to infection February 2025 and replaced with salvage malleable. Revision to IPP scheduled July 2025.


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