Had a mallabble done last year 30 days later they thought I had an infection and cut my dick open from asshole to elbow. When I woke up they had removed that webbing, now my balls don't fall in the toilet and I don't sit on them. I was cut from the opening in the ureatha all the way down to the midd...

Yes from what I was told even never opened it changes and there is a serious risk of infection if you use it. Last thing you need a a floppy dick with a nice hard to get rid of infection.

It's important to feel good and secure in your dick working good enough to keep you and the people involved in your life who use your dick happy. I'm 70 wish I would have got an implant when I was 45 waited till last year so Medicare would pay for almost all of it. I got a Rigicon 10 mallabble which...

Rufian do me a favor and PM please I too have a Rigicon and would like to talk to you... thanks

My Dr. is Dr. Carrion at USF in Tampa Fl. he does over 300 implants a year and has done revesions and repairs all over the world. USF is a teaching university as is the hospital where he does most of his surgeries. Ha almost always has students/residents in the OR with him .. my 2nd surgery I think ...

Are they saying that kind of swelling is normal?

We sure are .. but I think over time many more will join our herd ..

I went in with an appointment and she did a 1/2 ass explanation of how to do it. Never touched me or showed me or had me do it just said many of her patients hold it at the base and bend it up or down ...she was really clueless.

I find it amazing that a dr. can implant something into your body and then never follow up in any ways the do's and do not's of your implant, and in my case his staff was clueless on how to bend or not bend it. I reached out to the Rigicon rep and got a testy answer from him saying "ask your dr...

If I remember right Rigicon has been tested for 50,000 cycles. My dr. told me to bend it upwards then left then right then back down each time I take a shower. Not sure the reasoning for it ... perhaps to keep things stretched out tissue wise. Any thoughts on this Thedriver did your dr. ever mention...