Good luck with your revision.
Did your surgeon replace everything, or was it a partial replacement?

You could always come to the US for a permanent one. Theres a few high volume places that offer it and will 100% do it in a safe ay with an implant. I understand though if thats not in budget. I am just wondering if the procedure using the hyaluronic acid is permanent, as I have read before that hy...

You could always come to the US for a permanent one. Theres a few high volume places that offer it and will 100% do it in a safe ay with an implant. I understand though if thats not in budget. I am just wondering if the procedure using the hyaluronic acid is permanent, as I have read before that hy...

Would it be permanent? Or should I repeat it every year or so?

Either way the Nesbit procedure probably explains why I’m 14 months out from my implant and I’m still having stabbing pain in my glans and just below on the bottom side of my penis every time I inflate. I got an implant to relieve painful erections but all I’ve done is trade 1 problem for another. ...

Thank you Everyone. After some thought I think I will keep my surgery date on the books for now and maybe cancel last minute if I think it is a bad call. I think it is worth losing the $300 deposit. My plan is to get a 2nd opinion doppler on the 28th, based on that I may cancel or keep my surgery o...

I don't have experience with him, but I heard from a top class surgeon that he is one of the best in the penile implants surgery.

I think Merrix summarized it in his signature : Only one advice: Find a world class surgeon.
So, select a good surgeon and let him decide what is best for you.

When you are going to get an implant, there are lots of things to worry about. You would worry about being undersized or oversized, rigidity, concealment, infection, pump placement, length, girth, etc. If you left all these things behind and focused on the RTE, then you are worried about the wrong i...

There is no way the penis can be wobbly where there is a RTE. This is incorrect. It is clear from the medical literature that the longer the RTE, the greater the "bending deflection" and the lower the "axial rigidity" of the implant. It's not specifically mentiond in the links b...