3 Inches and no change

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Larry10625

Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby Larry10625 » Thu Aug 10, 2017 9:04 am

PFracture wrote:
warrenw wrote:Michael,

Have you considered a video consultation with Dr Eid? Might be a way of getting an expert opinion on your situation from a top surgeon at relatively little expense. I think for your own peace of mind you need to know what your options are and what a revision might accomplish.


Indeed. I'm sure Michael will have 300 bucks and some time to spend skyping!



Is this good enough for the doctors? I would think they would need td to palpate the penis structure and surrounding area.

Larry

DaveET1

Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby DaveET1 » Sat Aug 12, 2017 3:39 pm

hturner12 made a comment about a surgeon possibly being reluctant to make any negative comment about a colleague in a malpractice case. That is quite true, BUT the attorneys have contacts in the medical profession who they can use to do this. Not every MD is unwilling to call a quack a quack, and the attorneys know who they are.

That said, I don't think this is so much a possible malpractice case, because a few hundred thousand $$ won't do a thing for the length of your penis. This is more a case for a proper good surgeon to fix. I do suggest Dr. Karpman, too.

Larry10625

Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby Larry10625 » Sun Aug 13, 2017 5:51 am

DaveET1 wrote:hturner12 made a comment about a surgeon possibly being reluctant to make any negative comment about a colleague in a malpractice case. That is quite true, BUT the attorneys have contacts in the medical profession who they can use to do this. Not every MD is unwilling to call a quack a quack, and the attorneys know who they are.

That said, I don't think this is so much a possible malpractice case, because a few hundred thousand $$ won't do a thing for the length of your penis. This is more a case for a proper good surgeon to fix. I do suggest Dr. Karpman, too.



You are absolutely right. My doctor had no problem saying 2 of the 3 previous surgeons who worked on me did a horrible job (which I knew) and was very reassuring that he can fix it.

Larry

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Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby MichaelM » Sun Aug 13, 2017 7:23 pm

Sorry I haven't had time to post: On Friday, a new urologist had a cancellation and I got in to see him at 10:30am. I went for a consultation regarding my implant. I have not been able to get past 3.75 inches, which I had been told would be my maximum with 8 mm in front of the pump. I was told I had about a half inch of glans and the 8 mm would stretch about 10%. Which comes out to 3.75 inches. I told the doctor this, told him what size had been implanted, and asked if he thought another surgery could extend my length. He said, and I will put it in quotes, but it is actually what I remember, not truly a quote:"You say you last had sex in 2007. That's 10 years. You have been largely unaided by pills or injections, you had a radical prostatectomy sacrificing the erectile nerves, you used a vacuum pump for the 4 years since your prostatectomy but were unable to maintain the erection with any tension band. Even so, your penis became retrograde and disappeared entirely and you had penile implant surgery. It looks to me like your flaccid state is remarkably larger than normal, so you should be pleased with that. I have inflated your implant myself and agree you probably have about 4 inches. I believe that is more than you need to have intercourse, and I think it is remarkable that you have that. No, I don't think I can increase your length by re-doing the surgery. You don't have the penile tissue; both because you haven't had a usable erection in 10 years, and because of the 4 years since your surgery your penis became retrograde and you can imagine any length you want while it was in the vacuum pump, but I believe what you had was 4 inches by the time of your surgery. I cannot in good conscience submit you to another surgery thinking you will be 5.5 or 6 inches. If you wanted a series of implants, each 1/4 to 1/2 inch larger, and then you stretch your penis, over the course of 4 years and 4 surgeries you could be 6 inches. But the loss of sensation would occur each time and it is entirely possible you would end up with a 6 inch body part that you would not have any sensation in. No, I won't do a surgery to correct something I think was done right in the first place. Primum Non Nocere: Above all, do no damage".

So I guess that's all there is to say. I should be glad I got what I did. And thinking I lost something is a figment of my imagination.
6/2013 DaVinci Radical Prostatectomy sacrificing erectile nerve. 5/16/2017 AMS 700 MS series 15cm (with 4 RTEs) No orgasm unless after extended time. Am now 4.5 inches (after an hour, maybe 5 inches; 5.5 implanted). Lots of hand arthritis. Age 65

PFracture

Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby PFracture » Mon Aug 14, 2017 1:32 am

MichaelM wrote:Sorry I haven't had time to post: On Friday, a new urologist had a cancellation and I got in to see him at 10:30am. I went for a consultation regarding my implant. I have not been able to get past 3.75 inches, which I had been told would be my maximum with 8 mm in front of the pump. I was told I had about a half inch of glans and the 8 mm would stretch about 10%. Which comes out to 3.75 inches. I told the doctor this, told him what size had been implanted, and asked if he thought another surgery could extend my length. He said, and I will put it in quotes, but it is actually what I remember, not truly a quote:"You say you last had sex in 2007. That's 10 years. You have been largely unaided by pills or injections, you had a radical prostatectomy sacrificing the erectile nerves, you used a vacuum pump for the 4 years since your prostatectomy but were unable to maintain the erection with any tension band. Even so, your penis became retrograde and disappeared entirely and you had penile implant surgery. It looks to me like your flaccid state is remarkably larger than normal, so you should be pleased with that. I have inflated your implant myself and agree you probably have about 4 inches. I believe that is more than you need to have intercourse, and I think it is remarkable that you have that. No, I don't think I can increase your length by re-doing the surgery. You don't have the penile tissue; both because you haven't had a usable erection in 10 years, and because of the 4 years since your surgery your penis became retrograde and you can imagine any length you want while it was in the vacuum pump, but I believe what you had was 4 inches by the time of your surgery. I cannot in good conscience submit you to another surgery thinking you will be 5.5 or 6 inches. If you wanted a series of implants, each 1/4 to 1/2 inch larger, and then you stretch your penis, over the course of 4 years and 4 surgeries you could be 6 inches. But the loss of sensation would occur each time and it is entirely possible you would end up with a 6 inch body part that you would not have any sensation in. No, I won't do a surgery to correct something I think was done right in the first place. Primum Non Nocere: Above all, do no damage".

So I guess that's all there is to say. I should be glad I got what I did. And thinking I lost something is a figment of my imagination.



Michael... for the life of me...can you please, please, stop ignoring what i said a couple of times already? others also?
I will repeat myself, and again, show proof and in my opinion, it's pretty clear what you should attempt next.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21091884

AIM:[b]We report a case demonstrating the impact of daily penile traction therapy in a patient with a previously placed penile prosthesis with the goal of enabling revision with a longer device.
[/b]
METHODS:
A post-RP patient who underwent inflatable penile prosthesis placement 6 years ago complained of inability to maintain partner penetration with his device. The patient underwent vacuum erection device therapy twice daily for 10 minutes per session for approximately 1 year as well as 8 hours of penile traction therapy daily for 8 months. A revision implant surgery was subsequently attempted.

MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE:
Patient reported functional outcome.

RESULTS:
Stretched penile length increased 2.3 cm after 6 months of traction therapy. A revision surgery enabled the placement of a prosthesis that was 20% longer in length (15 cm to 18 cm), and erect penile length increased by 4.4 cm. The patient reported that the new prosthesis enabled satisfactory maintenance of partner penetration.

CONCLUSIONS:
This case suggests that the use of a penile traction device increases penile corporal length, and thus the length of a penile prosthesis that can be implanted in a patient with an unsatisfactory prosthesis already in place. Importantly, this patient experienced a substantial improvement in erect penile length after surgery. It is unknown whether these results are generalizable, either to all patients with a previously placed prosthesis or pre-prosthesis patients, representing an opportunity for further investigation.


Is this clear enough for you? I don't care if you went to that doctor, and that was is answer. It's clear to me, based on THIS paper, cases like Alibaba, that had a revision surgery a year later and were properly resized. So now you say "oh,but i lost size, and my memory this and that, and my penis now has this size and there is nothing that a revision can do for me. Fine. then start with traction, use it consistently, and you will actually regain the size you had before your RP!

And for your size being enough for satisfactory penetrative sex? THATS UTER BULLSHIT! Please do not settle for this. And you tell me your wife does not want to use it? well... look at Xomanow and others having fun with Escorts and female companions. Now, mentally and grab the needed courage for this next endeavor! I would add that there are two awesome doctors which you should try your best to see, or talk to before you come to whatever conclusion.


I also add this:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/21492409

Traction therapy for men with shortened penis prior to penile prosthesis implantation: a pilot study.
Levine LA1, Rybak J.
Author information
Abstract
INTRODUCTION:

Loss of penile length after penile prosthesis implantation is one of the most common complaints. There is no recognized reliable technique to gain length once the device is placed.
AIMS:

This noncontrolled pilot study was designed to evaluate the efficacy and safety of external penile traction therapy in men with a shortened penis used before inflatable prosthesis implantation.
METHODS:

Ten men with drug refractory erectile dysfunction and a complaint of a shorter penis as a result of radical prostatectomy in four, prior prosthesis explantation in four, and Peyronie's disease in two were entered into this trial. External penile traction was applied for 2-4 hours daily for 2-4 months prior to prosthesis surgery.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES:

Baseline stretched penile length (SPL) was compared with post-traction SPL and postimplant inflated erect length. A non-validated questionnaire assessed patient satisfaction.
RESULTS:

All men completed the protocol. Daily average device use was 2-4 hours and for up to 4 months. No man had measured or perceived length loss after inflatable penile prosthesis placement. Seventy percent had measured erect length gain compared with baseline pre-traction SPL up to 1.5 cm. There were no adverse events.
CONCLUSION:

External traction therapy appears to result in a preservation of penile length, as no man had measured or perceived length loss following prosthesis placement, but in fact, a small length gain was noted in 70% of the subjects with no adverse events. The protocol is tedious and requires compliance to be effective. External traction therapy prior to inflatable penile prosthesis placement appears to preserve and possibly result in increased post-prosthesis implant erect length

PFracture

Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby PFracture » Mon Aug 14, 2017 1:50 am

here is the link for the traction device "penimaster pro".

https://shop.penimaster.com/complete-set-ce-51-27-83

There is a lot of snake oil on these devices, but after a lot of research and reading stuff on them, especially at another board i hang out on, dedicated to peyronies disease (peyroniesforum.net),, this has to be either the best, or ONE OF. The suction cup pulls the penis at the glans, and doesn't restrict circulation like others do with the NOOSE attachment type, and it's for sure the most secure.

Please, read upon it, and give me your thoughts on it please. Be strong Michael!

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Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby Tybeeman » Mon Aug 14, 2017 6:50 am

PFracture wrote:here is the link for the traction device "penimaster pro".

https://shop.penimaster.com/complete-set-ce-51-27-83

There is a lot of snake oil on these devices, but after a lot of research and reading stuff on them, especially at another board i hang out on, dedicated to peyronies disease (peyroniesforum.net),, this has to be either the best, or ONE OF. The suction cup pulls the penis at the glans, and doesn't restrict circulation like others do with the NOOSE attachment type, and it's for sure the most secure.

Please, read upon it, and give me your thoughts on it please. Be strong Michael!


You sure that can use after you have been implanted?
PC at age 56
RALP on 2/16
Implant on 6/26/2017 Doctor Tariq Hakky
Coloplast Titan OTR, 22cm with 1 cm RTE

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Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby Anonymous3 » Mon Aug 14, 2017 7:27 am

In the article Hakky gave me on streching with Ved it stated some contiue use post op up to 3 months

PFracture

Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby PFracture » Mon Aug 14, 2017 8:34 am

Tybeeman wrote:
PFracture wrote:here is the link for the traction device "penimaster pro".

https://shop.penimaster.com/complete-set-ce-51-27-83

There is a lot of snake oil on these devices, but after a lot of research and reading stuff on them, especially at another board i hang out on, dedicated to peyronies disease (peyroniesforum.net),, this has to be either the best, or ONE OF. The suction cup pulls the penis at the glans, and doesn't restrict circulation like others do with the NOOSE attachment type, and it's for sure the most secure.

Please, read upon it, and give me your thoughts on it please. Be strong Michael!


You sure that can use after you have been implanted?


Did you loose some Time reading the post I made or... ? Also, I said a couple of times already that there was a member here who used a VED post implant and posted pictures and also a member who had an implant 2 inches undersized, but was able to have sex with it because he still had shaft and head engorgement.

So, again, Michael has everything to gain from trying this.

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Re: 3 Inches and no change

Postby Tybeeman » Mon Aug 14, 2017 9:28 am

PFracture wrote:
Tybeeman wrote:
PFracture wrote:here is the link for the traction device "penimaster pro".

https://shop.penimaster.com/complete-set-ce-51-27-83

There is a lot of snake oil on these devices, but after a lot of research and reading stuff on them, especially at another board i hang out on, dedicated to peyronies disease (peyroniesforum.net),, this has to be either the best, or ONE OF. The suction cup pulls the penis at the glans, and doesn't restrict circulation like others do with the NOOSE attachment type, and it's for sure the most secure.

Please, read upon it, and give me your thoughts on it please. Be strong Michael!


You sure that can use after you have been implanted?


Did you loose some Time reading the post I made or... ? Also, I said a couple of times already that there was a member here who used a VED post implant and posted pictures and also a member who had an implant 2 inches undersized, but was able to have sex with it because he still had shaft and head engorgement.

So, again, Michael has everything to gain from trying this.


That was not my question. My doctor said to stay away from those things with a implant. I guess every doctor is different. Very interesting. Have you use it with your implant?
PC at age 56
RALP on 2/16
Implant on 6/26/2017 Doctor Tariq Hakky
Coloplast Titan OTR, 22cm with 1 cm RTE


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