No complaints from me. The glans is not at all floppy and I cannot feel the tips in the glans. Everything looks and feels like it did before ED.

I had significant Peyronies (about 45°left bend at base of penis) going into implant surgery. Dr Eid evaluated it after a tri-mix(?) injection at the pre-op consultation. He said mine was an easy case and the implant would correct the bend, which it did. I'm not aware of him doing anything else spec...

I have my two VED's (1x wet, 1x dry) ready for the trash. The IPP does 100% of what I want so I'm not messing with the VED ever again.

I find it puzzling that Coloplast would offer more than one model of pump. If one model is more problem free than another, why offer both?

My interest is not so much how to avoid auto inflating, but how to deflate to begin with. I should have titled this thread Questions on Deflation! Mike, use two hands at first, one hand to hold pump stationary, other hand use index finger and thumb to squeeze deflation valve (not sure where that is...

but the implants do seem to partially re inflate and I am still trying to work out how to stop this. I had exactly that problem at first, even posted about it here. The answer is to give a firm pump or two to the bulb following the deflation, that seems to set the shuttle valve and blocks any auto-...

Mike, what pump is that? The bulb part is just like mine but the deflation part is completely different.

Can't be anymore painful than IPP surgery. Wishing you a fast recovery.

Leeroy, I'm at day 25 now and understand your concerns about the flaccid state. For the first couple of weeks my flaccid was pointing at 3:00, but now it hangs at 5:00, no softer but the angle of the dangle has improved. I'm hoping it will continue to improve and soften as time goes by. I wear suppo...

newbie443 wrote:Now just to decide to either go to a larger area with a well known uro or stay local.

Hopefully this is a once in a lifetime procedure, so I wouldn't let convenience or travel distance influence your choice of a surgeon. Find the surgeon you trust the most and figure out how to make that work.