Hi all
I'm based in the UK and am due for surgery on 7 February. I've suffered from ED for about 10 years with oral medication suddenly stopping working a few years ago, only months into a new relationship. So I'm under the knife with Professor Ralph in London who I think had a good reputation for this. I've opted for a Titan which the Professor said would be as good option for me. So the operation is 8 a.m. and I'm hoping that my Mr Floppy will stand to attention going forward. Obviously extremely nervous but in reality, there is no choice. My wife has been fantastic throughout. Any thoughts on what the first week post surgery will be like? Thanks
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Type 1 diabetes for over 45 years. ED for 12+ years. Oral initially effective but failed a few years ago. Tried gel and then Caverject injections with limited success. Now developing Peyronie's disease. Opted for a Titan, to be fitted 7 Feb 2023. Age: 57
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Welcome to FT. Almost all of us that have had the procedure done were on pins and needles gust before the big dat. After it’s done we look back and think what a wast of time worrying. You will do fine and like most of us think why did z
I wait so long!
Do keep us posted.
I wait so long!
Do keep us posted.
68 years old, Married 48 years. Prostate Cancer surgery 11 years ago. Tried Pills, VED, moved to injections (EdEx) for past 6 years. Implanted with AMS 700 LGX by Dr Hellstrom in New Orleans at Tulane Medical. 1/13/20
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Hey Buddy.
You’re nervous. And normal.
Not one of us here who hasn’t had a whirlwind of doubt and apprehension. It’s a big decision in one’s life. I’m 1 month postop and doing great. Here’s a link to my thread at two weeks. Wishing you the best!
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You’re nervous. And normal.
Not one of us here who hasn’t had a whirlwind of doubt and apprehension. It’s a big decision in one’s life. I’m 1 month postop and doing great. Here’s a link to my thread at two weeks. Wishing you the best!
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=21113
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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Exspecto wrote:I'm based in the UK and am due for surgery on 7 February.
Are you getting a penosctotal or infrapubic implant?
The penoscrotal implant is made from below via an incision between the scrotum & the penis. The infrapubic implant is made via an incision in the pubic region immediately above the penis.
The recovery experience differs significantly between the 2 implant methods and, in order to put any comments that you read or receive hear here in the proper context, you need to know which method the person making the comment received in order to determine whether it is relevant to you or not.
Some men indicate which type of implant they received in their signature line, as I have done, but many others do not.
If in doubt, ask before taking any action or making an decision based on the comments that you may read or receive here..
That said, best wishes for a successful surgery & recovery!
Age 73. Started taking 5 mg Cialis daily in 2000. Minor ED started in 2021. Major ED problem started in 2022. Coloplast Titan (20 cm w/1cm RTE) implanted infrapublicly on 01/24/2023 by Dr. Edward Karpman (El Camino Urology Medical Group, Mt. View, CA).
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Exspecto,
In my opinion your difficult work is done, you have researched your options and chosen your surgeon, now you just need to relax and be submissive to your surgeon. Others above have given you good advice, you will gain no benefit from second guessing your decision or worrying about complications. You will be just fine, just keep in mind we are all different and every surgery is different so don’t worry about what others say. After your brief recovery of about 6 weeks you will begin your new sex life with your new partner and it will just keep getting better and better, you will be able to relax and enjoy your lovemaking time without any fear of losing your hardon.
In my opinion your difficult work is done, you have researched your options and chosen your surgeon, now you just need to relax and be submissive to your surgeon. Others above have given you good advice, you will gain no benefit from second guessing your decision or worrying about complications. You will be just fine, just keep in mind we are all different and every surgery is different so don’t worry about what others say. After your brief recovery of about 6 weeks you will begin your new sex life with your new partner and it will just keep getting better and better, you will be able to relax and enjoy your lovemaking time without any fear of losing your hardon.
Used Viagra & Cialis until lost vision in one eye due to AION, therefore can never use pills again, then tri-mix 1 1/2 years until unreliable. Implanted 9/20/22 at 77 years old by Dr. Yafi, UC Irvine. Married 55 years wife 76. 20cm Coloplast Titan.
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I slep not a wink the night before. Getting up early for a 6 am hospital check in was simple since I hadn’t been to bed.
I think my last words before the drugs kicked in were “we who are about to die salute you.” I also told the doc I had a lawyer on standby if I didn’t wake up eith a porn star cock.
It takes managing expectations and a willingness to defer gratification. The results are almost universally acceptable. There’s always a minute few naysayers, but the VAST majority of bionic guys ask “why did I wait so long?”
I can’t stop your jitters. They’re perfectly normal and we pretty much all dealt with same angst.
Best of luck.
I think my last words before the drugs kicked in were “we who are about to die salute you.” I also told the doc I had a lawyer on standby if I didn’t wake up eith a porn star cock.
It takes managing expectations and a willingness to defer gratification. The results are almost universally acceptable. There’s always a minute few naysayers, but the VAST majority of bionic guys ask “why did I wait so long?”
I can’t stop your jitters. They’re perfectly normal and we pretty much all dealt with same angst.
Best of luck.
Age 68. Physically fit educated red neck in Texas. Very married. 23 cm (18+5) of LGX installed by Dr. Bryan Kansas 12/31/2019. I fought the ED and my wife & I won. I’m either full of shit or sound advice. You decide which.
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I not in any way challenging your decision, but i am curious why you didn't try injections? lots of people loved injections but lots also say they wish they had skipped and went implant route sooner.
56, ED 10-15 years. Pills, Bi, Tri then Quad Mix Injections- all slowly less effective. IPP July 2022 (Penscrotal, Titan, 22 + 1) @6mo back to OEM--7.2"L x 5.5"w
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Thanks everyone for the replies. I think he is using the penoscrotal approach as he has talked about an incision in that area.
I have tried injections but alas they only got me 80% there. I had no qualms about injecting myself there. But I'm sure that I have developed slight scaring and a curvature since trying them (Caverject) and Professor Ralph said the Titan would be a good option because of that.
Thanks again and I'll let you know!
Take care
I have tried injections but alas they only got me 80% there. I had no qualms about injecting myself there. But I'm sure that I have developed slight scaring and a curvature since trying them (Caverject) and Professor Ralph said the Titan would be a good option because of that.
Thanks again and I'll let you know!
Take care
Type 1 diabetes for over 45 years. ED for 12+ years. Oral initially effective but failed a few years ago. Tried gel and then Caverject injections with limited success. Now developing Peyronie's disease. Opted for a Titan, to be fitted 7 Feb 2023. Age: 57
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Exspecto wrote:Thanks everyone for the replies. I think he is using the penoscrotal approach as he has talked about an incision in that area.
I have tried injections but alas they only got me 80% there. I had no qualms about injecting myself there. But I'm sure that I have developed slight scaring and a curvature since trying them (Caverject) and Professor Ralph said the Titan would be a good option because of that.
Thanks again and I'll let you know!
Take care
A bit over ten weeks in. Do your homework with cycling etc. Be patient and in no time will you be a happy man. Coloplast Titan here. I won't say that learning to cycle was a walk in the park. Could be different for everyone else. I began using my toy at week 7, satisfied and just started using Tri Gel and it was incredible. I was quite impatient and had text Dr Perito often. He gave me his assurances and was spot on. GL to ya and happy trails as well.
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Hi Alex 258 - what is Tri gel?
Type 1 diabetes for over 45 years. ED for 12+ years. Oral initially effective but failed a few years ago. Tried gel and then Caverject injections with limited success. Now developing Peyronie's disease. Opted for a Titan, to be fitted 7 Feb 2023. Age: 57
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