Of course, this forum is filled with topics that have been discussed repetitively: http://www.franktalk.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=7738&hilit=Erection%3A+Organic+or+Mechanical%3F Good call. When I read Merrix's post it seems the most intuitive to me. Definitely not better than the origin...

Greg, that helps, we appreciate it. I guess what young men want to know is how our erection would feel if we woke up tomorrow morning with a penile implant. Would we feel the tubing? Would our glans engorge? Would it feel like a throbbing hard on that like our hardest erection ever? Would it have a ...

Thanks for the discussion lost, I hope that young men, both implanted and searching will become active on the boards and in this discussion. I also hope that when they become active they won't be dismissed by an older man who thinks that every guy has to go through years of pills and injections and ...

Greg, Your insight is particularly valuable because you had normal erections until 30 and then lived with it for 30 years. You say "tried the other options with no success," the debate for young men is what defines "success." And at what point is the amount of success you are get...

This is a good topic. I think the fact that young men are searching this "treatment" option out speaks to the improvement in surgical outcomes and satisfaction of penile implantation. With high-volume experienced surgeons, operations are <30 minutes, outpatient, size and sensitivity is mai...

Fuck injections dude! Why aren't you pursuing an implant ASAP? If pills aren't working, a lifetime of injections will only injure your penis and develop scarring. Pursue the best surgeon available for an implant. Because they have to permanently damage your penis to give you one, they don't last fo...

Exactly Hugh, implant is the last resort when nothing else works. Stop worrying about it until you get to that point. Many people do not support the "last resort" notion for an implant. The OP is 29 years old, what would injections get him? Maybe peyronie's or a priapism? It certainly won...

You should certainly consult with your doctor. Although, be aware that as far as urologists go the overwhelming, vast majority, almost every single one of them (you get the point), don't have a specialty or familiarity with treating and diagnosing Peyronie's disease. Your local urologist will likely...

Been a couple weeks since activation, how's it been?

You are right, I'm unfamiliar with health insurance premiums right now. As a graduate student my health insurance is paid through a fellowship but checking now I see the annual rate is $3300 so ~$275 per month, I'm right there with you. Searching my Aetna provider's website it says they do cover pen...