My experience was similar -- seemed no matter what there was no progress after initial pumping. Then one day, BAM -- more pumps and rapid improvement. My conclusion is progress is not linear. There's a threshold to reach and then there's improvement that plateaus until the next threshold is met. Jus...

aussiePeyronies wrote:Can I ask why you guy went from AMS to Titan ?

Original implant was too short resulting in floppy glans. Revision surgeon recommended titan for girth purposes and I agreed.

When inflating the AMS, the first squeeze resulted in an almost audible click or pop indicating the backflow prevention mechanism (or whatever it's called) is in place and inflation can occur. Not so with the Titan. When deflating AMS, there's no doubt when deflating starts due to rapid pressure rel...

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The original surgeon recommended the revision surgeon. Dr. Justin Parker did the revision and I think all is well.

Needs updating. Had AMS originally but recently replaced with Titan.

Too early to tell how it will turn out but first impression was positive. Revision was two weeks ago and I partially cycled today. No floppy glans. No idea what went wrong the first time other than bad sizing by surgeon. For what it's worth, revision recovery was pretty much pain free.

Is there a difference between "Touch" and "One Touch"? My model/practice says Titan Touch. Started cycling today and before I went full bore I tried deflating with no luck. Been trying for a couple hours. Is the first deflate harder than normal for some reason?

3.5 months post surgery and very little if any pain/soreness. Much better than a month ago.

I had similar experience except the pain. I found the best technique for me was to push down from the block area of the pump with a finger or thumb. Eventually it dropped enough to grab it in that area between finger and thumb. I would pull every time I pissed. It now sits low.

One day later and revision scheduled, no insurance concerns. Easy as that.