Did you have any sexual sensation issues after an implant?

[macoza]

1. Yes. Ventral (underside) numbness persistent after almost 18 months from penoscrotal incision. Still get pleasure from sex, but harder to orgasm.
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This is why making the decision for me to get an implant is extremely difficult. I dont want to end up having no or little sexual sensation. I really dont know what to do and I'm scared. Can you offer some advice please?

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[JohnnyBorg]

most guys who run into these issues DO keep improving months and months later. But for many guys, this part of the healing journey is more of a marathon than a sprint. .

Do most men who get implants run into these issues?

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I can’t say for sure the % incidence of anything like that - just an anecdotal observation from reading many IPP and MPP journals. Have you tried looking around for research on this online or tried aggregating links to research on it with a tool like ChatGPT?

One of these days I should really try to mine the forum for data across the various IPP and MPP journals and do some trend analysis. FrankTalk is definitely a goldmine of self-reported user data, it would be very interesting to get it all organized in a common format.

I think the main thing though is that any surgery carries with it risks - some more likely to occur than others. Some men have issues with sensation and orgasm post-implant, but MANY of these same men see improvements over time. And then there’s a bunch of guys who don’t have this issue at all. You need to decide for yourself if the risks are acceptable to you weighed against the reward: a bionic dick that allows you to have penetrative sex without fear of losing your erection.