Do you worry constantly that the implant will fail?
Re: Do you worry constantly that the implant will fail?
No...I'm not a worrier. I'm on my fourth implant so, I do know that they can fail. Until it does fail, I'm just gonna keep having fun with it....Good luck man!!!
73 Years old. RP Oct 2010, No erections after, Botched Titan implant April, 2013, Successful Titan revision, April , 2014 by Dr. Paul Perito, Miami. Titan failure Feb 2017. Rev. by Dr Perito March 1st, 2017. Titan failure Nov 2020. New Titan January 2021
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Re: Do you worry constantly that the implant will fail?
No, if it fails, I’ll go get a replacement. It’s so much better than what I had before.
79 Yo, Gleason 9 7/20, RP 10/20, IPP 12/21 AMS 700 LGX 21 + 1 RTE.100cc reservoir. 7.50L 6.0G
Re: Do you worry constantly that the implant will fail?
Flounder, very good data. I ran across a link a few month ago that showed about 35,000 annual implants in the USA. If I remember correctly it was a several year old number. My father in law had an implant. Don't know what brand or model it was. He never said a negative thing about it. But I do know he was not happy about his lack of an erection. He took it to his grave. I think if a person was able to analyze the implant rates vs the death rates of older males. Annually more implants go to the grave than get revised currently.
68yo, HBP at 40, high triglycerides at 45. Phimosis at 57. Type 2 at 60. Dr. William Brant May 1, 2023 CX 21cm w/no rte's penoscrotal 6" girth @ 6 months
Re: Do you worry constantly that the implant will fail?
Gt1956 wrote:Flounder, very good data. I ran across a link a few month ago that showed about 35,000 annual implants in the USA. If I remember correctly it was a several year old number. My father in law had an implant. Don't know what brand or model it was. He never said a negative thing about it. But I do know he was not happy about his lack of an erection. He took it to his grave. I think if a person was able to analyze the implant rates vs the death rates of older males. Annually more implants go to the grave than get revised currently.
Careful, at what these things cost, thieves will be digging up graves. LOL
Age 59. AMS 700 LGX 21cm + 2cm RTE.
Peniscrotal, 2/23.
6.25" OEM with Cialis, about 5" post-op. (11/01: Length 6.75" and girth is up to 4.75" mid shaft.) Still growing, albeit slowly.
Cycling daily. Hoping to get to 7".
Peniscrotal, 2/23.
6.25" OEM with Cialis, about 5" post-op. (11/01: Length 6.75" and girth is up to 4.75" mid shaft.) Still growing, albeit slowly.
Cycling daily. Hoping to get to 7".
Re: Do you worry constantly that the implant will fail?
Bigdave wrote:Gt1956 wrote:Flounder, very good data. I ran across a link a few month ago that showed about 35,000 annual implants in the USA. If I remember correctly it was a several year old number. My father in law had an implant. Don't know what brand or model it was. He never said a negative thing about it. But I do know he was not happy about his lack of an erection. He took it to his grave. I think if a person was able to analyze the implant rates vs the death rates of older males. Annually more implants go to the grave than get revised currently.
Careful, at what these things cost, thieves will be digging up graves. LOL
Good point.
68yo, HBP at 40, high triglycerides at 45. Phimosis at 57. Type 2 at 60. Dr. William Brant May 1, 2023 CX 21cm w/no rte's penoscrotal 6" girth @ 6 months
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Re: Do you worry constantly that the implant will fail?
I think you have a consensus OP based on the overwhelmingly positive feedback regarding your question. I’m 3 months in, am now having the most vigorous and long-lasting sex that i’ve had in years. Not one regret, or one bit of worry about a revision.
Like most unpleasant things, no, i don’t want it to happen, but i have learned here from our more experienced bionic brothers that a revision is certainly not the end of the world, nor reason to poison your daily experience with worry.
As another member mentioned above, at your young age it might be a good idea to create a seperate fund in which you save a small amount monthly to cover any future costs. No different than i do with my boat, motorcycle, or home….when something breaks, the money is there.
Like most unpleasant things, no, i don’t want it to happen, but i have learned here from our more experienced bionic brothers that a revision is certainly not the end of the world, nor reason to poison your daily experience with worry.
As another member mentioned above, at your young age it might be a good idea to create a seperate fund in which you save a small amount monthly to cover any future costs. No different than i do with my boat, motorcycle, or home….when something breaks, the money is there.
Active, athletic 63 years old. Sexually, still 33 in my mind and spirit. Pills and injections all worked, until they didn’t. Diagnosed with veinous leakage in 2022. Coloplast Titan. 22 CM. No RTE. Peno-scrotal. Implanted 1/4/23. Dr. Clavell.
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