Newbies with ED, looking for a solution-don't wait, just do it, get an implant ASAP

[dan_bionic]

All you guys that come here for information to make a decision to get an implant I can only say:
What is the reason to wait?
Failure rate? minimal
Satisfaction ? 90%
The brest sex of your life ? 100%
I did it more than 2 years ago and the only thing I regret: I should have done it it much earlier!!!!
Look
What you get is a super-power dick on demand, you are always ready: you can have sex whenever you want, with whom you want, where you want and how long you want
So don't wait and miss the opportunity to fight your ED issues, get an implant ASAP and start your new sexual adventure with sex like this, young hotties of 20, they will like your steel-hard dick, they will tell you, that sex with you is much better than they ever had, even with jounger dudes, they will admire you for the best dick in town, they will love your dick...
like my brasilian hottie, hat I met for the 2nd time...3 hours great sex, incredible 21 years old horny chick

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Newbies, don't miss time with weighing pro and contras (there are only very few)!
Find a good surgeon and get your implant and start enjoying you new sexual life!
We welcome you to the bionic brotherhood!
Dan

[Tokyo_123]

Dan, my only question is, say if you are in your 20s or 30s, how many revisions can a person take? Can a person handle say five, six, eight, ten or more revisions in a lifetime?

... for the record, I do not know the answer to this but would like to know.

[ColoplastTitanUpOver]

Agreed 100%. Life is great. Take the plunge.

[dan_bionic]

Dan, my only question is, say if you are in your 20s or 30s, how many revisions can a person take? Can a person handle say five, six, eight, ten or more revisions in a lifetime?

... for the record, I do not know the answer to this but would like to know.

Tokyo_123, most men are older, but even if you are in your 30s, it's not seo frequent.
if you have followed the statistical analysis of principles and the Post of ColoplastTitanUpOver:

3. The core numbers: how long does an IPP last?

Across all 12 studies and 20,161 patients, they found these survival rates:

* 1 year: 93.3 percent of implants still in with no revision.
* 3 years: 91.0 percent.
* 5 years: 87.2 percent.
* 10 years: 76.8 percent.
* 15 years: 63.7 percent.
* 20 years: 52.9 percent.

You can count how many times. If yo are the lucky one, maybe 3 times and if the revision is done by a high volume surgeon, the infection rate is very low.

Dan