What company makes the best implant? Whats your experience?

[ElbowRoom]

I know Rigicon is the first company in history to offer a DIPP - Dynamic IPP.

Coloplast and AMS, only offer standard IPPs.

Still nobody has explained what DIPP means. Sounds like marketing BS like "length expansion" until proven otherwise.

Ah...I just let Grok explain it to me. It's basically the same as an LGX, offering length and girth expansion. They claim up to 25% length expansion...I can't imagine they can do that and keep strong axial rigidity. Also you can't make a 6" penis 7.5" (+25%), the tissues won't support it.

So what you have here is an implant where the surgeon has to guess how much expansion the implant will undergo, and size based on that. The only real benefit I see here is a shorter, more natural flaccid length/look. Possibly also some tiny decrease in erosion risk, but that's pretty rare in IPPs to begin with.

[RigiconDownUnder]

I know Rigicon is the first company in history to offer a DIPP - Dynamic IPP.

Coloplast and AMS, only offer standard IPPs.

Still nobody has explained what DIPP means. Sounds like marketing BS like "length expansion" until proven otherwise.

Ah...I just let Grok explain it to me. It's basically the same as an LGX, offering length and girth expansion. They claim up to 25% length expansion...I can't imagine they can do that and keep strong axial rigidity. Also you can't make a 6" penis 7.5" (+25%), the tissues won't support it.

So what you have here is an implant where the surgeon has to guess how much expansion the implant will undergo, and size based on that. The only real benefit I see here is a shorter, more natural flaccid length/look. Possibly also some tiny decrease in erosion risk, but that's pretty rare in IPPs to begin with.

Okay. I don't know man. My ChatGPT says many amazing things. I just asked my surgeon. He has done 1000+ implants. He says DIPP is a game changer in the implant industry.