Re: A bad surgeon in photos
Posted: Sun Mar 19, 2017 10:42 am
I'll ask Dr. Eid and see what he says. Thanks.
support group helping men deal with Erectile Dysfunction.
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alibaba wrote:We discussed traction and I even bought a traction device but being my dick tapered like a cone after the first implant no way in hell it would stay on, even after trying tape and gluing the tape on with medical adhesive. F'd up implants are just plain F'd up. some surgeons, have a bad day, some are bad surgeons and some just plain old don't give damn. A good one is golden.
PFracture wrote:alibaba wrote:We discussed traction and I even bought a traction device but being my dick tapered like a cone after the first implant no way in hell it would stay on, even after trying tape and gluing the tape on with medical adhesive. F'd up implants are just plain F'd up. some surgeons, have a bad day, some are bad surgeons and some just plain old don't give damn. A good one is golden.
I remember we discussing this, but I never got to know you bought the extender. Which one did you buy? Do you think the penimaster pro would work on cases like yours? And yes, I know that it has to be surgically fixed, but.... That along with traction... I could only think of the gains?
rahod1 wrote:Could someone here educate me as to HOW does one lose size (at least noticeable) with an implant?
What component is *lost*? I know with RP surgery, the urethra is *contracted* which can retract the penis some.
But what can shrink (length) the dick with an implant? I understand the tips may not extend *all the way*..but this wouldn't shrink the dick..just give a floppy head.
Strategies for maintaining penile size following penile implant
King Chien Joe Lee, Gerald B. Brock wrote: In a pilot study involving 10 men with penile length loss due to radical
prostatectomy, prosthesis explantation or Peyronie's disease, Levine et
al. found that applying external traction therapy (ETT) 2-4 hours daily
for 2-4 months prior to prosthesis surgery can increase SPL by an
average of 1.5 cm. No subjective or objective penile length loss was
observed in this group of patients after the surgery.
The early and daily use of a vacuum erection device (VED) soon after
radical prostatectomy may lower the likelihood of penile length loss. In
a study of post-radical prostatectomy patients, Dalkin /et al./ found
that only 1/36 (3%) of patients had a decrease in SPL of > or =1.0 cm
when VED is used regularly after surgery. This decrease in penile length
loss is significant when compared to earlier studies where 48% of men
after surgery had a significant reduction in SPL (P<0.0001) (8 <#B8>).
In recent months, there has been interest in the use of VED pump 2-3
months prior to PPI surgery because preliminary studies suggest that
preoperative stretching with a VED may allow longer cylinder placements
at the time of the penile prosthetic surgery
Strategies for maintaining penile size following penile implant
King Chien Joe Lee, Gerald B. Brock wrote:In patients with refractory ischemic priapism and corporal smooth muscle
necrosis, where subsequent erectile dysfunction, corporal smooth muscle
fibrosis and penile shortening are almost certain,