What company makes the best implant? Whats your experience?

[ElbowRoom]

I know Rigicon is the first company in history to offer a DIPP - Dynamic IPP.

Coloplast and AMS, only offer standard IPPs.

Still nobody has explained what DIPP means. Sounds like marketing BS like "length expansion" until proven otherwise.

Ah...I just let Grok explain it to me. It's basically the same as an LGX, offering length and girth expansion. They claim up to 25% length expansion...I can't imagine they can do that and keep strong axial rigidity. Also you can't make a 6" penis 7.5" (+25%), the tissues won't support it.

So what you have here is an implant where the surgeon has to guess how much expansion the implant will undergo, and size based on that. The only real benefit I see here is a shorter, more natural flaccid length/look. Possibly also some tiny decrease in erosion risk, but that's pretty rare in IPPs to begin with.

[RigiconDownUnder]

I know Rigicon is the first company in history to offer a DIPP - Dynamic IPP.

Coloplast and AMS, only offer standard IPPs.

Still nobody has explained what DIPP means. Sounds like marketing BS like "length expansion" until proven otherwise.

Ah...I just let Grok explain it to me. It's basically the same as an LGX, offering length and girth expansion. They claim up to 25% length expansion...I can't imagine they can do that and keep strong axial rigidity. Also you can't make a 6" penis 7.5" (+25%), the tissues won't support it.

So what you have here is an implant where the surgeon has to guess how much expansion the implant will undergo, and size based on that. The only real benefit I see here is a shorter, more natural flaccid length/look. Possibly also some tiny decrease in erosion risk, but that's pretty rare in IPPs to begin with.

Okay. I don't know man. My ChatGPT says many amazing things. I just asked my surgeon. He has done 1000+ implants. He says DIPP is a game changer in the implant industry.

[ElbowRoom]

I know Rigicon is the first company in history to offer a DIPP - Dynamic IPP.

Coloplast and AMS, only offer standard IPPs.

Still nobody has explained what DIPP means. Sounds like marketing BS like "length expansion" until proven otherwise.

Ah...I just let Grok explain it to me. It's basically the same as an LGX, offering length and girth expansion. They claim up to 25% length expansion...I can't imagine they can do that and keep strong axial rigidity. Also you can't make a 6" penis 7.5" (+25%), the tissues won't support it.

So what you have here is an implant where the surgeon has to guess how much expansion the implant will undergo, and size based on that. The only real benefit I see here is a shorter, more natural flaccid length/look. Possibly also some tiny decrease in erosion risk, but that's pretty rare in IPPs to begin with.

Okay. I don't know man. My ChatGPT says many amazing things. I just asked my surgeon. He has done 1000+ implants. He says DIPP is a game changer in the implant industry.

Maybe it is…I’m just giving my impressions as a non-expert. Don’t listen to me!

[Discovernew]

I know Rigicon is the first company in history to offer a DIPP - Dynamic IPP.

Coloplast and AMS, only offer standard IPPs.

Still nobody has explained what DIPP means. Sounds like marketing BS like "length expansion" until proven otherwise.

Ah...I just let Grok explain it to me. It's basically the same as an LGX, offering length and girth expansion. They claim up to 25% length expansion...I can't imagine they can do that and keep strong axial rigidity. Also you can't make a 6" penis 7.5" (+25%), the tissues won't support it.

So what you have here is an implant where the surgeon has to guess how much expansion the implant will undergo, and size based on that. The only real benefit I see here is a shorter, more natural flaccid length/look. Possibly also some tiny decrease in erosion risk, but that's pretty rare in IPPs to begin with.

Okay. I don't know man. My ChatGPT says many amazing things. I just asked my surgeon. He has done 1000+ implants. He says DIPP is a game changer in the implant industry.

What is in your opinion a "Dipp"? And who is your surgeon? According to your signature you don't even have an implant yet?

Reading your comments and username you sound like a rigicon salesperson.

[RigiconDownUnder]

What is in your opinion a "Dipp"?

DIPP - Dynamic Inflatable Penile Prosthesis. This implant is a real beast according to my surgeon who does 300 implants every year. I’m looking at about 46mm of girth per corpora, and with that 4th indestructible layer my surgeon basically called it a lifetime device. If you want the name of my surgeon and the hospital, send me a DM. I’m happy to share privately, but I’m not dumping my personal details out in public for some AI to chew on and spit back at random anonymous dudes in all corners of the world.

Up to 46 mm girth expansion
Infla10® Pulse™ X and AX models achieve significant girth expansion capabilities, ensuring optimal satisfaction and anatomical fit (based on manufacturer data).

Advanced engineering for durability
Reinforced fourth-layer cylinder design for enhanced surface integrity; Adaptive Reservoir™ designed to fit your anatomy naturally.

[Discovernew]

What is in your opinion a "Dipp"?

DIPP - Dynamic Inflatable Penile Prosthesis. This implant is a real beast according to my surgeon who does 300 implants every year. I’m looking at about 46mm of girth per corpora, and with that 4th indestructible layer my surgeon basically called it a lifetime device. If you want the name of my surgeon and the hospital, send me a DM. I’m happy to share privately, but I’m not dumping my personal details out in public for some AI to chew on and spit back at random anonymous dudes in all corners of the world.

Up to 46 mm girth expansion
Infla10® Pulse™ X and AX models achieve significant girth expansion capabilities, ensuring optimal satisfaction and anatomical fit (based on manufacturer data).

Advanced engineering for durability
Reinforced fourth-layer cylinder design for enhanced surface integrity; Adaptive Reservoir™ designed to fit your anatomy naturally.

You didn't say what a "dipp" is, according to you.

Reality is rigicon does not offer anything all the other brands don't offer already, except for a 4th layer which is still unproven to last longer than the others. "Indestructible", according to who?

you really sound like some rigicon employee, which is not appreciated. I say this being a rigicon patient myself, my surgeon is in my signature, so why can't you say?

P.S: I noticed yours is a new account recently registered in the site. I hope admins do a check just in case this is really a fake account created by a rigicon employee

[RigiconDownUnder]

DiscoverNew, I’m here for support and encouragement, not conflict. Your comment feels judgemental, negative and hurtful in tone, and while I’m genuinely sorry that you’re having a difficult experience with your implant, I don’t think it’s fair to label me as troll or salesman just because I see things differently. I believe in democratic values. Don't impose your Banana Republic tone on me. I also have every right to decline to answer your questions I’m not comfortable with. I trust my surgeon and I trust the process I’m going through and I trust the DIPP I'm going to get, and I’m not going to be influenced by your unkind or dismissive comments. Having a Rigicon implant doesn’t make you an authority over others who are enthusiastic about Rigicon implant that's going to fix their ED for good. I really value and respect people like ElbowRoom, who are kind, constructive, and supportive. Reading your caustic comments only adds to my depression around ED, and that’s something I’m actively trying to manage. I’m here to heal and to learn from people who lift others up. I would appreciate it if you would please stay away from my comments, and I do not wish to see or engage with any further replies from you. Enough with your negativity. I never thought I'd have to write this. Such is the world we live in. I still wish you well. I don't know about you, but I'm super excited to get my Rigicon DIPP soon.

[Discovernew]

DiscoverNew, I’m here for support and encouragement, not conflict. Your comment feels judgemental, negative and hurtful in tone, and while I’m genuinely sorry that you’re having a difficult experience with your implant, I don’t think it’s fair to label me as troll or salesman just because I see things differently. I believe in democratic values. Don't impose your Banana Republic tone on me. I also have every right to decline to answer your questions I’m not comfortable with. I trust my surgeon and I trust the process I’m going through and I trust the DIPP I'm going to get, and I’m not going to be influenced by your unkind or dismissive comments. Having a Rigicon implant doesn’t make you an authority over others who are enthusiastic about Rigicon implant that's going to fix their ED for good. I really value and respect people like ElbowRoom, who are kind, constructive, and supportive. Reading your caustic comments only adds to my depression around ED, and that’s something I’m actively trying to manage. I’m here to heal and to learn from people who lift others up. I would appreciate it if you would please stay away from my comments, and I do not wish to see or engage with any further replies from you. Enough with your negativity. I never thought I'd have to write this. Such is the world we live in. I still wish you well. I don't know about you, but I'm super excited to get my Rigicon DIPP soon.

Just for the record, i don't have anything bad to say about rigicon as a product (except the pump is noisy), but all brands have their pros and cons. I just don't think "dipp" is a pro or a con, it is just a marketing term that doesn't seem to mean anything at all. So am just skeptical when i see a username called "rigicon" who talks about how wonderful a "dipp" is, according to a mysterious doctor which cannot be named. That's all.

[RigiconDownUnder]

DiscoverNew, I’m here for support and encouragement, not conflict. Your comment feels judgemental, negative and hurtful in tone, and while I’m genuinely sorry that you’re having a difficult experience with your implant, I don’t think it’s fair to label me as troll or salesman just because I see things differently. I believe in democratic values. Don't impose your Banana Republic tone on me. I also have every right to decline to answer your questions I’m not comfortable with. I trust my surgeon and I trust the process I’m going through and I trust the DIPP I'm going to get, and I’m not going to be influenced by your unkind or dismissive comments. Having a Rigicon implant doesn’t make you an authority over others who are enthusiastic about Rigicon implant that's going to fix their ED for good. I really value and respect people like ElbowRoom, who are kind, constructive, and supportive. Reading your caustic comments only adds to my depression around ED, and that’s something I’m actively trying to manage. I’m here to heal and to learn from people who lift others up. I would appreciate it if you would please stay away from my comments, and I do not wish to see or engage with any further replies from you. Enough with your negativity. I never thought I'd have to write this. Such is the world we live in. I still wish you well. I don't know about you, but I'm super excited to get my Rigicon DIPP soon.

Just for the record, i don't have anything bad to say about rigicon as a product (except the pump is noisy), but all brands have their pros and cons. I just don't think "dipp" is a pro or a con, it is just a marketing term that doesn't seem to mean anything at all. So am just skeptical when i see a username called "rigicon" who talks about how wonderful a "dipp" is, according to a mysterious doctor which cannot be named. That's all.

For the record, I’m proud of my surgeon’s recommendation and his experience with clinical trials for DIPP. I have every right not to put my doctor’s name out in public just because someone wants to bully me in an anonymous ED support forum by imposing their implant negativity on me. By your own logic, your username suggests that you are a Discovery Channel salesman. How absurd is that.

[ready2go]

I know Rigicon is the first company in history to offer a DIPP - Dynamic IPP.

Coloplast and AMS, only offer standard IPPs.

Still nobody has explained what DIPP means. Sounds like marketing BS like "length expansion" until proven otherwise.

Ah...I just let Grok explain it to me. It's basically the same as an LGX, offering length and girth expansion. They claim up to 25% length expansion...I can't imagine they can do that and keep strong axial rigidity. Also you can't make a 6" penis 7.5" (+25%), the tissues won't support it.

So what you have here is an implant where the surgeon has to guess how much expansion the implant will undergo, and size based on that. The only real benefit I see here is a shorter, more natural flaccid length/look. Possibly also some tiny decrease in erosion risk, but that's pretty rare in IPPs to begin with.

The DIPP is an evolution of traditional three-piece inflatable penile prostheses (IPPs), incorporating several technological enhancements aimed at improving performance, durability, and patient satisfaction.
Key features of the Rigicon DIPP system include:
Dynamic Function The device is designed to simulate natural bodily functions, providing a firm, rigid erection on demand and returning to a natural, flaccid appearance when deflated.
Enhanced Girth and Length The Infla10® Pulse™ cylinders offer the world's largest girth expansion capability (up to 46 mm) and specific models (AX) provide length expansion of up to 25% relative to the original length, depending on patient anatomy.
User-Friendly Pump The Pulse™ pump is ergonomically designed for easy operation and deflation, making it intuitive even for patients with limited hand dexterity.
Adaptive Reservoir The AdaptiveReservoir™ comes in various sizes and its design helps minimize the risk of auto-inflation (involuntary erections) and facilitates discreet ectopic placement within the body.
Hydrophilic Coating A HydroShield™ coating allows surgeons to soak the implant in an antibiotic solution of their choice, which helps reduce the risk of post-operative infection.
Durability The cylinders feature a reinforced four-layer construction designed for strength, shape stability, and longevity.
Rigicon is the only company to provide a lifetime warranty that covers infection-related issues, offering patients additional peace of mind. The DIPP system is available in many countries outside the United States and is currently undergoing clinical investigation for FDA approval in the US.
it all sounds good to me if i were to go for an ipp.and it would not crap out in short order .