The good news

[fucked0ne]

That's weird considering the titan has a double lock out so you don't get auto inflation. Ive also done every movement in the gym known to man and have never had a problem with it inflating. Granted you will never get a natural feeling dick when it's not inflated, but again the only time i'm using my dick not inflated is to Piss. Why would i let a woman touch my non inflated dick lol

I think you have some psychological issues if you think everyone you look at thinks your a pervert. Also who gives a shit. I could care less what people think i look like. My dick works and that's really all i care about.

I am sorry, but you are wrong. The pump had little to no control on releasing saline. I had to make 5-6 bathroom visits per 1.5 hour workouts. And randomly throughout the the day.

Oh, so I crazy? FUCK YOU!

yeah bro, you're crazy. If it was so bad you would've had a revision surgery to put a malleable or another company implant in. Instead you made a post crying about how it was so terrible but you decided to live with it but it was so horrible.
Also yes the only thing that controls pulling the saline into the implant is the pump. So if i was in your position, the first thing i would have done was gone back to the doctor who did my surgery and try to find a resolution.

instead you came on here whining worse than a 16 year old school girl.

You need a psychiatrist, a therapist, and maybe even some hormones for the issues you are having.

and you do realize the coloplast has a 10 year warranty right? So it would have been covered if something was actually wrong with it. Which i doubt there was.

Hey Vitalssk,

Do you get good engorgement with the implant, or do you have to supplement with Cialis or something other? I ask because I just noticed you have arterial insufficiency and venous leak.

I know it’s not a response to the above, but this was a good way to get your attention.

Thanks,
F1

[Dramatic_Head8735]

After 4 years why are you still doing “Perito exercises”? How aggressive were you?

[Corey212]

After 4 years why are you still doing “Perito exercises”? How aggressive were you?

More like 9 months, but trying to find the softening people here kept taking about it did, but how much can you really soften a stiff hose? Maybe it by design for him to get us all doing this to speed up the industry. I can tell you, the most miserable 4 years of my life. and I am sure had I gone with the AMS no one here would be telling me I would need to see a physiatrist. Coloplast is the stupidest Surgery you could possibly get unless you are fucking swingers all day.

[Mark1974]

I would go with an AMS for an IPP unless I had a really specific reason for the Titan, like Peyronies

[Wooody]

After 4 years why are you still doing “Perito exercises”? How aggressive were you?

More like 9 months, but trying to find the softening people here kept taking about it did, but how much can you really soften a stiff hose? Maybe it by design for him to get us all doing this to speed up the industry. I can tell you, the most miserable 4 years of my life. and I am sure had I gone with the AMS no one here would be telling me I would need to see a physiatrist. Coloplast is the stupidest Surgery you could possibly get unless you are fucking swingers all day.

You're quite the Coloplast basher, aren't ya!

Well, which is it... 9 months, 3 months, 5 days or? You apparently got your Titan back on 2/23/2021 and it seems 4 years later you're doing Peritos? For reference you posted this on page 1 of your thread...

"...about 3 months ago standing in front of my red light panel I was doing Perito exercises.I felt noting out of the ordinary except the front of my stomach (around pubic area) was constantly nagging for weeks, that I thought maybe cancer or could have been a leak where the saline was irritating that area. My max pumps went from 62 to 47. Then about 5 days ago I was doing perito exercises pushed at the base, middle and towards the tip and felt a pop, and instant deflation. I was able to get 27 pumps for a few days, and then 8-9 and right at the this moment 3 before the bulb deflates."

Not sure any IPP could withstand 4+ yrs of Peritos! I'm 3 months post op with my Titan and haven't had the problems you've had. Good luck to you!

[Corey212]

After 4 years why are you still doing “Perito exercises”? How aggressive were you?

More like 9 months, but trying to find the softening people here kept taking about it did, but how much can you really soften a stiff hose? Maybe it by design for him to get us all doing this to speed up the industry. I can tell you, the most miserable 4 years of my life. and I am sure had I gone with the AMS no one here would be telling me I would need to see a physiatrist. Coloplast is the stupidest Surgery you could possibly get unless you are fucking swingers all day.

You're quite the Coloplast basher, aren't ya!

Well, which is it... 9 months, 3 months, 5 days or? You apparently got your Titan back on 2/23/2021 and it seems 4 years later you're doing Peritos? For reference you posted this on page 1 of your thread...

"...about 3 months ago standing in front of my red light panel I was doing Perito exercises.I felt noting out of the ordinary except the front of my stomach (around pubic area) was constantly nagging for weeks, that I thought maybe cancer or could have been a leak where the saline was irritating that area. My max pumps went from 62 to 47. Then about 5 days ago I was doing perito exercises pushed at the base, middle and towards the tip and felt a pop, and instant deflation. I was able to get 27 pumps for a few days, and then 8-9 and right at the this moment 3 before the bulb deflates."

Not sure any IPP could withstand 4+ yrs of Peritos! I'm 3 months post op with my Titan and haven't had the problems you've had. Good luck to you!

Oh, you think you got me on a "Gotcha!"? I never knew about the Perito excersizes because I posted before and someone told me about them. Then I researched and watched the video. Shut your mouth and ask before you assume I am making shit up!

[Craigohbig]

Proof? Any kind of evidence, here? No? Moving on...



More than 90% of physicians are con artists? Again, what proof do you have of this? This is an insane blanket statement that can't be taken seriously.



Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. You're saying there's a link between being honest and losing one's job? What's the mechanism, here? This would mean that there's a vast conspiracy of silence and collective malpractice across an entire field. Do you know how fucking insane you sound?

Shit does happen—rarely, tragically, but unavoidably. You may not like that, but medicine isn’t obligated to coddle your fantasies. Get off this forum.

1st point : perito says device malfunction happens 1% each year...so I asked the AI to do math...cause I suck at it but I'm doing better than you do apparently because you seem to not imagine what a "probability" is...

Here's an excerpt of a simple chat...very interesting

https://copilot.microsoft.com/shares/av ... kXH71QxoCw

Apparently perito is claiming 82% survival rate of the inflatable past fucking 2 decades of use...very different than the other con article stating that it's 52%.
Not to mention saying 1% yearly is alot prettier than 82% past 2 decades...I hope you noticed also the near impossibility of having multiple failures within few years...put that math beside what we you are seeing on this forum...the very popular forum for implantees...almost every signature says multiple durability fuck ups ...only 2 or 3 I have seen got past 12 years...one of whom had a stroke post op so he didn't use it much or nearly at all...yet it fuckin broke..

What do you deduce from this Duke ? Seriously, I want to know because you are one of the most biased ,politically correct gentlemen I've ever seen...thinking that you would go to heaven by this.

2nd point : there are alot of factors obligate physicians to lie...especially when it comes to the only resort for a refractory condition..that doesn't make us physicians devils either....but you wouldn't get it...too much depth in this.

3rd point: Say you work in a car dealership selling a car called utopia 700...even if you aren't the salesman right there...say you are an HR employee or a janitor and the boss hears you saying honest things about utopia 700 to a customer...wouldn't he fire your ass immediately ? Come on duke I know you are an HONEST person...truthfully what do you think ?
Ok?...get it duke ? Have you ever been employed ?...see..penile prosthesis surgeons are employees of coloplast and boston scientific ...I don't know why aren't you getting that..

Yet some communist doctors in some relatively communist parts of the world were brave enough to tell these shit devices last approx 5 years with fequent use like dr.Oliver Kayes...dr.david ralph says expect 8-12 yrs in general (regardeless of use)..

The only thing that's not making utopia 700 not durable enough is not the boss...not the salesman...it's the customer who licks arse even after suffering tragedies and turning a blind eye just to be decent enough to go to heaven...there would be no need to change...the fucking customer is happy and politically correct.

4th point: don't make me look like i just insulted you...are you really one of those who say "shit happens though rare" ?

Come on duke what if you were an ipp advocate...shame...come on repent...and all your political overcorrectness and unreason shall be forgiven.

Bad news, for you: A 1% annual failure rate aligns with an 82% survival rate after 20 years. That’s how aggregate risk works. If you've ever studied basic statistics, you'd know that.

What you have is outcome-based self-reporting without regulatory oversight. That’s like judging airplane safety by listening to crash survivors or refusing to fly because Fox News says that woman pilots are crashing planes everywhere and the liberal media wants you to keep your mouth shut. But that's a paranoid delusion, just like the shit you're peddling on this forum.

If you're accusing thousands of doctors around the planet of being collectively fraudulent, you better have provided more than one individual with a persecutory delusion and a broken implant. You better have data. You need mechanisms. You need a reality. If doctors were colluding in this way, you'd have an enormous lawsuit. The bloodthirstiest lawyers in the world would be doing bus stop ads about the big failed penis implant scam. You'd hear about it on the news, on podcasts, everywhere. It's salacious. But guess what? You don't. Because it's not happening.

By all means, keep your hyperbolic martyrdom, bud. But don't expect it to serve as justification for irrationality or a lack of basic statistical knowledge that you'd have, if you'd actually graduated from medical school as you've repeatedly claimed on this forum.

Do you really believe in your heart that 82% will be up and running after 20 years?

[ElbowRoom]

The 1% failure rate is probably an average rate. Like perhaps 0.5% the first couple of years and then 5-10% in years 15+. It's not a linear progression of failures, that's not how mechanical device failures happen.

Interestingly, for many devices initial failure rates might be higher as some devices might have factory defects or weak areas. This is often called "infant mortality" in engineering circles. So you might have a 2-5% failure rate the first year before it settles back to lower rates in year two and onward.

The more complex the device and the more critical components it has, the more pronounced infant mortality is. IPPs are pretty simple, but every primary component (reservoir, pump, cylinders, tubing) is critical to device operation.

[LastHope]

The 1% failure rate is probably an average rate. Like perhaps 0.5% the first couple of years and then 5-10% in years 15+. It's not a linear progression of failures, that's not how mechanical device failures happen.

Interestingly, for many devices' initial failure rates might be higher as some devices might have factory defects or weak areas. This is often called "infant mortality" in engineering circles. So you might have a 2-5% failure rate the first year before it settles back to lower rates in year two and onward.

The more complex the device and the more critical components it has, the more pronounced infant mortality is. IPPs are pretty simple, but every primary component (reservoir, pump, cylinders, tubing) is critical to device operation.

Thank you for this, ElbowRoom. Infant Mortality Rate is a fascinating concept in reliability engineering. Very insightful. As I was looking this up after your post, I also found this "bath tub" curve and thought I'll attach it here.