Over five years and we are both still so happy with my implant. Wonderful sex for us both and I would do it again in a second. Trying to wear mine out :lol: My experience is nearly exactly the same as Lester's. I'll be 5 years in 2 days, and it works great. It's a rare day when my wife doesn't come...

I really don't know, but Google said: PSF stands for Posterior Spinal Fusion. The PSF technique, often utilized for the thoracic or lumbar spine, can be performed through an open incision or a minimally invasive surgery (MIS) incision. An open incision is a midline incision that is typically larger ...

fucked0ne wrote:tomas1:

That's good to hear, but I'm still curious as to how he measured you (?).

Doc said he'd induce an erection when I was out.
I guess they would do an external measurement, then an internal measurement on the proximal (inner part).

I didn't ask for the details.

It probably won't do any good to mention another time that the stretch test has nothing to do with the size of the implant. I don't know why some well-respected surgeons even still bother doing it. My surgeon didn't do it, and he didn't want to know what I thought I was pre-op. He measured and fitte...

Hi tomas1, how you feeling? My thought is he could have had an implant done, but the press is telling us what he wants us to think I'm doing all right, but I still have little stamina. I do wonder what my next bloodwork will show. We stopped playing golf until the weather warms up. The more I think...

I keep having the nagging thought that the person in the news may have had a penile implant gone wrong. The official word was that it was for prostate surgery.

It reminded me of some excuses members use for having the surgery secretly.

I believe the discomfort in the glans, and the fact that you don't get many pumps in because the pump is too hard gives me the impression that you will grow when everything is broken in. Having the LGX is also a plus. I wish I had got one, but the doc is the boss on the table. I'm a firm believer th...

I'll be 5 years this month and believe me, we use it nearly every day. It makes being old a little better.

I also have no issues with RTEs.
I believe the doc used them to have the tubes going to the pump be a straight shot, and the right length.

I'd like to weigh in on one issue. I don't believe it's necessary to use a pump after surgery to maintain size. If you are sized correctly and have no pre-existing conditions like Peyronies, you shouldn't lose anything and could actually gain a bit. I picked up a cm, but who's measuring lol. I'd let...