May I ask who were the surgeons?

Mine are smaller due to T replacement, it does make the pump stand out more-wish I hadn’t worked so diligently at tugging the pump down during the healing process, higher up w the smaller boys would have been less conspicuous. But, hey it works now!

Did the doc say why the size could go up after 11 months?

Shouldn’t it also indicate how much fluid was actually placed in the reservoir rather than just capacity?

I’m hoping Dr Kramer can give you some feedback. I understand pain w max inflation is good as you have room to stretch. If fully pumped unsure why it’s not seeming useable for inter course—I’m sure he’ll gave recommendations. Any chance it’s firm but less girth than previously thus your partner noti...

If you have original medicate you’ll get fewer denials than medicare assigned to an HMO (advantage plans). Ok you have a secondary insurance they should cover most balances BUT get everything pre approved.

SWO, also check your yearly max out of pocket expense. If it’s $2,500 for example that’s all you would owe minus what you’ve already paid for other out of pocket costs that calendar year. Don’t pay your copay until you find out as the insurance WILL cover the rest.

If insurance covered the first implant and it fails, it makes sense they would cover a replacement and I have heard of this happening.

Anyone, please?

The bills are not really at all. Just look at what the insurance allows for both you and them to pay. Private pay rates must be determined in advance and would prob be about a third of that. YS healthcare....arrrgh!