Can an inflatable correct 15 degree curving?

[snake_jazzer]

Hi All,
I wonder if a tiny (however progressive) dorsal downward curvature (10/15 degrees) would improve after getting an inflatable implant?

[Kodixx]

snake_jazzer, I can't answer your question directly, but, FWIW, I've read numerous posts about guys with PD who benefited from an combination of the implant and surgical methods used during the procedure to address this.

- Chuck

[tooyoung]

Hi All,
I wonder if a tiny (however progressive) dorsal downward curvature (10/15 degrees) would improve after getting an inflatable implant?

This link got alot of insightful videos on pyeronie's, curvatures and implantation.

It's good to have a background before meeting with your surgeon.

https://www.vjsm.info/

[thx1138]

It is my understanding that an implant will substantially reduce curvature.
Especially the minimal degree you are describing. Talk to a high volume Dr.

Good luck

[Vitalssk]

i had a 35 degree curve. its down to like 15 now. so yeah it will correct it. Doctor says i should be straight

[wilsonmill]

Yes, my first implant was a Titan and it did straighten out my curve quite a bit, I would say I got 90-95% back straight with the Titan.