Keep me in touch Gregor. I can be over there in a flash if you need me.

What state are you staying in as you wait for the doctor visit?

Wow, where do people get these ideas?

Read the discussions boards here and you'll get all of your answers.

Whatever you do, do NOT USE A VED with an implant. You could cause irrepairable harm to it.

Yes Novotny was CHIEF of Urology, overseeing all implants apparently. Kindof an ass but knew his stuff! Feel free to write to me at keithanderson69@icloud.net if you wanna chat. I live near SF and travel through Sacramento on my way to Tahoe (often) We could have a drink and compare stories. Are you...

The corpora cavernosa's on each side of your cock are simply cauterized to put in the implants. They are not removed as so many men seem to think. So they're actually still there and wrapped around the new implants. This often adds to the increased girth in an implanted penis. They do still get acti...

Hey Bionic Badger. I used a doctor at Kaiser in Sacramento named Dr. Novotny. Was he your doc by chance?

I agree with everything that JereMC has said, ESPECIALLY the mid line scrotal approach. (the line in the middle of the scrotum). This way, you will basically not see the scar once it is healed. I am on my second implant. First one was done infrapublically and the pump got stuck just below the penis ...

Well. I feel that you can overpump it to the point of being uncomfortable. If I put too much in, the ends of the rods tend to stick out a bit because the head of my penis is very pointed. A solid point of rule is that once you have the implant installed and are successfully cycling it regularly, YOU...

A pop is what you want to hear. This closes off the release valve and opens the chambers to be filled when you start squeezing the pump. I found that gripping the lines that run into the pump with one your non-dominant hand will keep the pump stabilized. Then use the dominant hand and squeeze the pu...