Turbo, Normally curvature is addressed in degrees. Prior to my implant I had developed pyronines which resulted in a 25 to 30 degree curvature to the left. My surgeon, Dr. George Abdelsayed- Kaiser, did model with the placement of my 22cm Coloplast implant. About a week after placement, I notice I s...

My surgeon wanted me to stop the VED 2 weeks prior to surgery which I did. I had been using the VED for well over a year prior to implant placement.
MD says I got a fantastic result....I am pleased as well.

Yes! Be patient. It is not all that unusual. I am also from So Cal and happy to help. You are welcome to private mail me if you prefer.
Up4Real

From: Documents worth reading on this site: Patient satisfaction and penile morphology changes with postoperative penile rehabilitation 2 years after Coloplast Titan prosthesis by Pryor, Carrion, Wang, and Henry: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5000799/ For those of you that choose not ...

Also a So Cal Kaiser patient. If I can be of any help, I will be happy to. I had a 22cm. Titan Coloplast with 125ml reservoir placed in Nov. 2019. Please feel to private mail me.
(Now I am) Up4Real

Ive been reading FT for a couple years and was aware of the advantages of using a VED prior to implant, but I’ve been having mostly hard erections with injections the past 17 months, so assumed I was getting all I had… WRONG!! Started pumping last December and after gradual increase in pressure for...

length conversion:
1 inch = 2.54 cm
22.0 cm implant / 2.54cm = 8.6614173228 inches. This is where it makes no sense to me. With 11cm "inside and 11cm outside that would equal 4.33+inches either way. That is not even close to my reality of over 7" erect.

The patient doesn't normally choose the size. Sometimes the patient doesn't even know what brand of implant they are getting- At some level, that may even be considered "a dereliction of duty-to self". Often you can get a rough estimate of size in cm. (then multiply that by 2.54 to get inc...

[quote][/quote]I've had some difficulty with getting to orgasm (and that was an issue prior to the surgery ...certainly, the numbness does not help any) I wasn't aware of a medication for the anorgasmia / trouble orgasming that you mentioned until on this site for several months. I have cabergoline ...

I don't recall any similar problems after a few days that allows some of the trauma to heal up.
Is you pen name as you want or is it suppose to be;
can't get no sleep
cantgetnosleep
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Good luck with your healing.