I am gonna give it some more time and see if it improves; I paid $20,000 for the implant and don't have the luxury of simply going in for a revision that would cost no telling how much..... My surgeon was supposedly one of the best in the business, by the way, and had just returned from vacation whe...

For me, any position that doesn't require long stroking (due to my much shorter length now). Also, "stabbing", ie, complete withdrawal for each stroke is no longer an option (due to the extreme floppy head issues I have). I watch some Japanese or Korean porn (seriously) from time to time t...

I expected to be thicker, but am quite a bit thinner
I expected to be a little shorter but am almost 2" shorter
I expected minimal floppy head but have a lot of floppy head
I didn't know about possible loss of sensitivity but got a lot of it (that is the worst part for me)

Good luck ......

Best of luck to you; but just remember that even the best surgeon and preparation does not always guarantee a good result...... Hope for the best, but plan for something a little bit less than that (just in case).

I can't orgasm at all with sex since getting my implant (have to finish by hand). Consider yourself lucky....

Congrats on your recent surgery, but i have to disagree with the poster who said that Eid, Milam, Garber, etc.,will give you 99% of what you previously had. I used Dr. Milam, and I now have about 66% of what I previously had (and extreme floppy head). But the real issue bothering me is the loss of s...

My tips stop before reaching the glans/head. One tip is almost to the "coronal ring" , but the other one stops about 1/2" before reaching the "coronal ring." As a result, the glans/head is small and floppy. In fact, when trying to insert it for sex it will often fold back at...

Haha, sounds like something an industry insider (or implant surgeon) would say..... Anyone actually considering such a lawsuit should contact the American Trial Lawyers Association (or their home state bar association) and ask for a list of trial lawyers specializing in medical malpractice/products ...

I was very optimistic before my surgery, too. I was 7 1/4 long and 6 around. Now, four months post activation I am just over 5 long and a little over 4 around. But it is the floppy head (it literally folds back at a 180 degree angle and points at me when I try to insert it) and the loss of sensitivi...

Buried in the fine print on the documents you are asked to sign before the implant surgery there is wording to the effect that you may experience: loss of size; floppy head; loss of sensation; curvature; erosion through the skin; infection, etc. Did you see these disclaimers in your paperwork? If so...