I believe it's possible to just replace the pump instead of the entire unit. It would also be cheaper, and easier recovery.

Uncertain of pros and cons of doing this.

Tmansdorfer wrote:Generally it seems during a revision most people get a slight increase in size of implant being used . This doesn’t necessarily correlate to increase in the actual usable size though.

Is it the larger the revision (and the relative large size of the unit), the more likely you are to get dog ears?

Was specifically told, no weights for six weeks. Uncertain how long until heavy weights. That said, I do life as I always did now (I can bench 300).

Would absolutely NOT do MMA. No way. One wrong hit to the groin, and you may need a replacement.

How big are you flaccid? If less then 6 inches, it just won't be a problem unless you wear very tight pants. Sorry, but I feel you are worried about nothing. I get what you're saying. For the first few months after surgery, it definitely was an issue. Today however, the cylinders have softened and ...

I lived for 74 years with no budge and always hated it, less than an inch flaccid and only one developed testicle, so I had nothing! Now with my implant, I am 4.5" flaccid, and the pump is where my other nut should be, LOVE IT! Your a man, be proud of it! While I get what you're saying, I work...

Are you certain that it's completely deflated? If so, it looks like surgeon's error.

A urologist here said that my reservoir is scrunched, which may be causing auto-inflation, but nothing I can do about it, says it's not worth another surgery. I could be wrong, but it sounds to me like the surgeon messed up, and therefore should redo it. That's not the fault of the Titan, but surge...

I have the same issue re a serious environment. Any tips? I am 10 months post-surgery and the dog ear protrudes out, and the flaccid angle sticks out at 4 o clock. Even in tight clothes it sticks out. Any advice? Don't have dog ears, so no clue what to tell you. 1. do not wear tight clothes. 2. Get...

Thanks for the reply. When/how long did it take for your cylinders to soften? To soften, six to eight months. Once I figured out how to deflate the thing for the next three / four months or so I wore a daily jockstrap. Definitely helped. That, and the Separatec underwear. I have a real job, and can...

Thai - thanks for staying in the forum and coming back to help us all and give us advice. Do you mind if I ask you some questions below. When did your cylinders soften? Mine are still hard and poking out, this is causing issues for my everyday life. Do you think at 10 months post-op, there is still...