Lets spin this differently. Ok, so you don't cycle? If by chance later in time & you find out that not cycling was a huge mistake. How sure are you that cycling late in your recovery will fix an issue that arises if you hadn't of cycled from the beginning. I'm presuming that you don't have a tim...

his an inflatable implanter who charges almost 40k for an implant of course he will be against malleables there are people who have had the malleables for over 20 years 20 years with no tissue atrophy? Well, $40K in a location that's 2 miles from Manhattan. 300 surgeries annually. 6000+ thus far. 2...

i was under the impression that the implant cut off blood flow to the shaft . That isn't the case for you ? is there a increase in girth when you're "in the mood"? There are two different blood supplies to the penis. One supplies the cavernous tissue(erection) that supply is destroyed dur...

It amazes me how this urban legend keeps coming back to life. Lets think for a moment. I think the key factor to rigidity is the pressure inside the implant. Despite the brand, the pumps are basically the same & Titan users do not have any inherent super hand strength. Lots of users of both bran...

I have posted this before. My wife was the first to bring up an implant. To be exact she suggested it TWICE. She did get cold feet before my surgery. All she could see in her mind was that I might die during surgery. I proved her fears wrong. My dr generally has an appointment at 6 weeks post op whe...

Did you have your implant done intrapubic? Generally when someone posts about bunched up tubing. Odds are it was done thru the pubic fat pad. Although I do have to say its been awhile since someone has had this complaint. Maybe the drs got better at routing the tubing. Either way, you'll get used to...

You need to fill out your signature line. Its difficult to give advice to someone that we don't know anything about their implant. Or how it was installed.

One less surgery & recovery. Is there any real benefit to two surgeries? I think most drs would relieve where ever the suspected spot is. Thus Dr Eids suggestion rings true in my mind.

I have part A and B. For part D I use the Medicare site to put in medications I am on to find the lowest cost plan. Part D you can change every year if you need to without any trouble. I have a part G supplemental. With the part G as long as the medical facility accepts the Medicare approved amount...

I'm locked into Aetna due to my pension. So I have an Aetna Advantage plan. To my knowledge my advantage plan qualifies as a "plan D" Medicare supplement. It does have a drug function to it but I've found that on some non generics it doesn't cover very well. On generics, it seems that Walm...