I'm going on 3 years with a Titan implant.

I was a grower before the implant, so my "profile" is definitely different now.

The bulge has become less prominent as the implant has softened, but it's still more than before I got the implant.

I can only speak to your first question. My doctor won't do the surgery unless insurance covers it. And it's for the reason driving your question. If there's a problem, such as an infection, how it's treatment is paid for becomes a clusterfuck. Hopefully there are other guys who have Medicare and ca...

I started having sex 8 weeks after my surgery.

It was around 4 1/2 months after the surgery before sex was consistently pain and discomfort free.

Having to get in better shape to fuck longer and harder isn't a con.

Keep yourself in good condition, so you can enjoy this gift for as long as possible. Guys in their 70's are writing on here about having great sex with their implants.

It is difficult at first. I had to work at it, and I have strong hands. Use two hands. Steady the pump with one hand while you squeeze with the other. And take your time. Don't try to pump fast. It will soften over time. I can now easily pump with one hand. I like to do it while my wife is sucking m...

When I was first cleared for sex,it didn't go that great. It was over two months later before sex regularly started to feel good. During that two and a half month period,, I experienced pain, discomfort, and lack of pleasurable sensations. Additionally, I was relearning how to fuck right. For years,...

I can only address your first question. For me, the pain wasn't too bad. I didn't take any of the heavier duty pain killer my doctor prescribed. But I know other guys have had worse pain than me. Consider these ideas for courage. Medical professionals will tell you that pain won't kill you. You can ...

I'm 54 years young. It sounds like you've exhausted all of the other options. My ED started when I was 32, and it was devastating. Getting the implant has dramatically improved my life. I'm not going to tell you to do it. That's up to you. But from what you've written, it will be the closest you can...

Just pressing the release valve causes my implant to deflate enough to seem like a natural progression from shooting my load.

It's pretty easy to surreptitiously reach down and press the release valve with one hand.

Last year when I had a follow-up appointment with my doctor, he told me leaving the implant fully inflated for long periods of time can cause problems. But he didn't say anything about partial inflation. Guys talk about erosion in the tip of the dick, and I think that's the kind of problem that he m...