Interesting table comparing different IPPs

[stgalli]

This table comes from a very recent article reviewing the experience so far with the Rigicon Infla 10. It answers the questions many have about the differences in diameter among the various IPPs. Some may be surprised to see that the width of the Titan implants varies for different lengths. Therefore, when you read that the Titan can expand to up to 22 mm, this only applies to implant lengths of 22 cm and above. The Infla 10 and AMS have the same deflated and inflated width at all lengths, with the AMS 700 expanding to 18 mm, and the Infla 10 expanding to 23 mm. These numbers suggest to me that for cylinder lengths up to 20 cm (21 in the case of AMS) the difference in width between the AMS and Titan is probably not very noticeable, but for longer cylinders it could be. The Infla 10 could be a suitable option for individuals who require a longer cylinder and prefer a softer feel over the Titan's harder one.

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Heres the article: Wilson, S.K., Mulcahy, J.J., Pearce, I. et al. Dynamic inflatable penile prosthesis (DIPP) with the enhanced Rigicon Infla10® penile implant: a narrative review. Int J Impot Res (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41443-025-01059-w

[GoodWood]

Interesting. I was under the impression that all the lengths of compost titan were the same diameter. Thanks for the info

[wolfpacker]

Very interesting, hopefully the Infla 10 can come to the USA soon. An implant with the advantages from both Titan and AMS would be awesome.

I did know about the titan cylinders being larger in their larger size range; these implants (Titan 24cm and above) are called "Titan XL"

[fucked0ne]

Very interesting, hopefully the Infla 10 can come to the USA soon. An implant with the advantages from both Titan and AMS would be awesome.

I did know about the titan cylinders being larger in their larger size range; these implants (Titan 24cm and above) are called "Titan XL"

Does the Infla 10 increase in length like the LGX?

[tooyoung]

Very interesting, hopefully the Infla 10 can come to the USA soon. An implant with the advantages from both Titan and AMS would be awesome.

I did know about the titan cylinders being larger in their larger size range; these implants (Titan 24cm and above) are called "Titan XL"

Does the Infla 10 increase in length like the LGX?

Neither lgx nor AX increases length..because they simply install it shorter than the corporal bodies so when it "expands in length" it ends up at the end of the tip just as the titan and just as the cx.If a surgeon sizes it same as he would with titan or cx , you would end up with pain and higher risk of erosion and you wouldn't get increase in length too. Alot of surgeons confirmed that it's a hoax with all the pressures from companies to say otherwise...so it's a big hoax...not the regular usual one you get here and there in the implant world.

Neurovascular bundle simply doesn't stretch and if you try to stretch it it gets injured.

[AussieGuy81]

There's two different models with the Infla 10, the X and the AX
I don't know what model they referred to in your table

[stgalli]

Per the Rigicon website the two models (Pulse X and Pulse AX) have the same maximum expansion. The table I included in the original post was a screen shot from the journal article. It didn't specify which Infla10 model, probably because the measuremet is the same for both.

[ready2go]

This table comes from a very recent article reviewing the experience so far with the Rigicon Infla 10. It answers the questions many have about the differences in diameter among the various IPPs. Some may be surprised to see that the width of the Titan implants varies for different lengths. Therefore, when you read that the Titan can expand to up to 22 mm, this only applies to implant lengths of 22 cm and above. The Infla 10 and AMS have the same deflated and inflated width at all lengths, with the AMS 700 expanding to 18 mm, and the Infla 10 expanding to 23 mm. These numbers suggest to me that for cylinder lengths up to 20 cm (21 in the case of AMS) the difference in width between the AMS and Titan is probably not very noticeable, but for longer cylinders it could be. The Infla 10 could be a suitable option for individuals who require a longer cylinder and prefer a softer feel over the Titan's harder one.

Image 7-2-25 at 10.46 AM.jpg

Heres the article: Wilson, S.K., Mulcahy, J.J., Pearce, I. et al. Dynamic inflatable penile prosthesis (DIPP) with the enhanced Rigicon Infla10® penile implant: a narrative review. Int J Impot Res (2025). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41443-025-01059-w

the infla ipp ,deflated @12mm , inflated @23mm , wow . my malleable rod is 13mm so one of there cylinders is almost double both of my rods together .
thats per cylinder right ? so 46mm in total .

[Hrc714]

I went from AMS 24 cm to Titan 26 cm with my revision. The difference in girth was dramatic. This shows there is a big difference in the cylinder diameter. Trying to regain a fair amount of lost length from revision which given the longer implant is ponderous, but further cycling only results in more unwanted girth.

[ElbowRoom]

Interesting. I was under the impression that all the lengths of compost titan were the same diameter. Thanks for the info

Titans 24cm and larger are considered the "XL" models, and have a larger diameter to account for typically larger diameter of larger penises.