mine did veer to the left slightly. When inflating I would pull it to the right and now it is mostly corrected. You wont hurt anything by doing this.

I almost passed out on first inflation. I wasn't really comfortable with inflation until week 5 or 6. I had pain on penetration until maybe 6 months. Everyone heals at different rates.

Do you have medicare part B?

Every insurance has different criteria and coverage. My policy covered me with no prior authorization and no questions asked.
Your doctor's office should work out coverage, but I would recommend calling insurance yourself just to make sure there are no surprises.

Waynetho's experience is almost identical to mine. I think we were both implanted around the same time.

beachbum wrote:

544kenmatt wrote:If you apply for TSA precheck you will bypass the body scanner. I have an ostomy as well, so this works out for me in more than one way.

I have the precheck. Never been able to bypass the scanners. Or do you mean you only go through the metal detector.

you only go through the metal detector.

If you apply for TSA precheck you will bypass the body scanner. I have an ostomy as well, so this works out for me in more than one way.

agree with Mike123. My flaccid is larger now and harder, but as he said, it's not necessarily a bad thing. My implant always has some residual saline in it, even when I squeeze most of it out when deflating. I get a slow "flowback" of saline. It's not an erection, just a semi, I guess. Uri...

I had numbness on the underside, which was distressing. The nurse told me it would "probably" go away, and it did in about 6 months.

my total charges allowed by insurance was about $20k. Rochester, NY. I find the charges Ive seen above very surprising.