AMS needs to work on marketing. On the surface, based on the names, would you rather have a "AMS 700" or a "TITAN!" for a penis?

Do the tips feel hard in the glans or do they feel natural i.e. "spongy"?

David,

What do you mean "I will attest to the difference in concealment between CX and LGX"? What do you mean by "concealment"?

Also, not quite following this: "The CX is 2 cm larger than the old LGX so I got some size growth with the LGX."

Thanks for you input.

I know this topic has been discussed a lot. But as I get closer to discussing an implant with my urologist, I want to be armed with information and questions. It's still not clear to me if there are any factors, other than doctor and patient preference, that lead to choosing AMS over Titan or vice v...

LMCatman, you mentioned that you like getting your balls sucked. How does that work with the pump down there? Does it get in the way?

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Also noticed on Youtube that Dr. Hakky also does implants using the scrotal approach. Wonder how he decides which technique to use?

I'm pre-implant. I've read a lot in Franktalk about Titan vs. AMS and consistently hear that the Titan is better for larger men and provides more girth. Does that mean that the Titan can NOT be used for average men (5" - 6" length)? I'd be surprised if a company like Coloplast would make a...

I'm pre-implant and understanding outcomes, especially length, is very important to me. In this forum, there are many many discussion threads about length: 1. Pre RP, 2. Post-RP, 3. Pre-ED, 4. Post-ED, 5. Pre-VED, 6. Post-VED, 7. Pre-Implant, 8. Post-Implant, 9. Post-Revision. This is very important...

Although it may be obvious in most cases, it would be helpful to know if the pic is completely flaccid, partially erect (# pumps/%), length, girth. Just helps to know for reference.