Hi guys, I'm a long time follower and occasional contributor to the forum but I've never started a thread. So here goes. We've heard from those with botched implants but very little from those who have suffered with infections. I know the infection rate is very low, but I wonder how those who have b...

My biker,
Give Dr Kramer a call.

Hi Bigred Just like you, 20 yrs. ago I had cardiac bypass surgery. 3 yrs ago I had a cardiatric stent inserted in an artery. I'm also a type 2 diabetic. I also take pills for blood pressure as well as cholesterol. I am 70 yrs old tomorrow. 11 months ago I had implant surgery successfully preformed b...

Kbota53 Two and a half years ago I was diagnosed with low grade bladder cancer. All the cancer cells were removed through a cystoscope. Periodic cystoscopy's are necessary to keep an eye on my bladder Last May I was implanted with a Coloplast Titan device. Six months ago the doctor who installed the...

Hi jonbaldbg I was also received an implant from Dr Kramer last May and my penis also points slightly to the left when in the flaccid state. Dr Kramer advised that the cylinder Kringles much like a straw bending sometimes in the flaccid state. This will straighten in the erect state as has been my e...

I had implant surgery with Dr Kramer last May. You have given yourself the absolute best option for a successful outcome using Dr Kramer. In a little time you will be very happy with your decision. Being nervous is very normal. Good luck. No you don't need good luck, you have chosen Dr Kramer.

"Ditto" to all above posts.

Hi rent guy
I was under the impression that Medicare would pay 80%. Why did they pay so little in your case?

Dr Kramer also consults with VA hospital in Baltimore. It is adjacent to University of Maryland hospital.

Dr Kramer doesn't even schedule post-op appointments until 4 weeks post-op. He said he found it became more of a social call at 2 weeks. Try not to go nuts and be patient. The healing takes time.