gregoryw wrote:Hell no you are not too young.
Pick a great surgeon and go for it. It’ll be the best thing you’ve ever done.

Greg

My uro sughgested 2 people... himself and Dr. Eid in NYC. Thinking of Eid since I've read a a lot about him and jhis work

Im 26 and i had it done. Glad I did Wow.. I got a few questions for you.. 1) Why did you get it done? What was exactly wrong ED wise? 2) Were you able to get any erections at all before the implant? If so describe them as in soft/hard, pleasurable, could you have sex, etc? 3) Before implant did you...

So, basically what I am saying is that the pills are very well advertised. I didn't even know the implant existed so I just did without sex. Also, there are some members who seem to constantly try to scare members (especially the young ones) away from the implant. Larry Hows the sex with the implan...

Hi everyone, Implant may be in my future but I'm not sure since it's a big decision. Anyway, I'm 47 now and I want to know I want to know if I'm still too young for it. From what I've read, most implantees are between 60 - 74. What do you think? I was 50 when I got mine and there are some members o...

If implants are so much better than pills, VED and other solutions, why is it losing so much popularity to these other solutions? When I had my surgery, the doctor said he didn't know what he was going to do until he had a chance to see how bad the other idiots had screwed me up. I gave him consent...

Medicare funds an implant and implant surgery. Although I'm currecntly 47 years old, I'm eligible for it. That being the case, which type of Medicare should I get, type A or B for it?

Hi everyone,

Implant may be in my future but I'm not sure since it's a big decision. Anyway, I'm 47 now and I want to know I want to know if I'm still too young for it. From what I've read, most implantees are between 60 - 74. What do you think?

If implants are so much better than pills, VED and other solutions, why is it losing so much popularity to these other solutions?

Are you saying that this is mental? No, I'm just saying that an event that happened once shouldn't be considered the new normal. You should find out soon enough whether it's permanent or not. Can you explain it a different way? I really don't understand what you mean since it was only a pill. Can o...

bldoink wrote:I'm not sure why you'd assume an event that happened once would be a permanent condition. I wouldn't make that assumption.

Are you saying that this is mental?