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...

Anyone notice their measured girth is slightly lower when inflated vs nearly deflated/flaccid? This is perplexing me... And yes I searched for similar post before asking If you have some free time. My post history might help you. My girth doesn't shrink much when deflated. Now comes the warnings. I...

Anyone notice their measured girth is slightly lower when inflated vs nearly deflated/flaccid? This is perplexing me... And yes I searched for similar post before asking If you have some free time. My post history might help you. My girth doesn't shrink much when deflated. Now comes the warnings. I...

Everyone wants to learn to pump. My main concern at first was to ensure that I could deflate. If the early cycling turned out to be painful I didn't want to get stuck with a painfull erection. You'll look back at these milestones someday & smile. Its a journey that is well worth it in my opinion.

I love using my Titan but the deflated state is very uncomfortable. I will miss the girth it provides though, if I get less girth with an AMS CX. I wonder if the best of both worlds would be to use filler with CX to get back to Titan girth? Seems like it would also help with making the penis feel m...

Yes, I use a VED. My pump has a gage. I think the standard advice is to stop at 5 inches of vacuum. That is what I do.
If you want the most out of your implant? I suggest to give it a try. But please follow all the recommended protocols.

Parts A & B plus an Advantage plan here. Very few/small copays. The anesthesiologist didn't take Medicare, I have to pay separate & seek reimbursement from the Advantage plan. Even if the Advantage goes to crap on me. That bill is about $1400 or so. It won't break me.

Worth it!

Btw, I posted this exact same info on March 12, 2024. Does anyone read old posts or are you just starting a new thread just because??