Remember that pain can be a sign of healing. The swelling should be looked at.

I would say your Urologist is referring to the medical grade penis pump + constriction ring solution offered for erectile dysfunction. I would ask them about the constriction ring and if it's okay for an implant. Beware that constriction rings can cause Mondors disease (blood clot in the superficial...

A caution with cock rings, they can cause thrombosis (mondors disease) if worn too long.

Recommended period is to wear it no more than 20 minutes and not more than once in an hour.

Seeing that no one has answered with hard facts, I will speculate I doubt very much if sperm swimming loose in your scrotum present any problem to the implant or greater risk to you. I imagine that the greatest risk of an open vesectomy is that a few sperm may be able to find the other end of the v...

Reason I ask is, because I don't read of the implant surgeons specifying that they perform open ended vasectomies.

I had some success with this in the early days:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/12851125/

In an open ended vasectomy, part of the tube, leaving the end connected to the testicle is completely opened. This allows the sperm to be released within the scrotum. Can this cause complications to the pump and tubing, in future, or cause complications during the operation? Edit: BTW, Perito says h...

I hope him speedy recovery. A guy like him does this work because he loves it.

There probably are people here who will disgree w/me but,if you are willing to travel, I suggest picking a surgeon who does infrapubic (not penoscrotal) implants. The main reason is that recovery from infrapublic surgery is shorter and less traumantic. Dr Ied said that he finds penoscrotal offers a...

Thanks for the tips and information, particularly as you guys are quite more experienced than me, much appreciated!

My Urology clinic didn't discuss compression or massaging the site.

The haematoma is clearing up quite quickly and is almost gone.