Do Titan cylinders soften over time?

[AntonS]

Could you please tell me if Titan cylinders soften over time?
Today is my 44th day since implantation.
I didn't have any coloplasty folds, but they are clearly palpable inside. The left cylinder, as I mentioned, is slightly displaced toward the swelling of the postoperative channel through which the surgeon removed the scar tissue. At first, I had very hard pads inside, sticking out on all sides. I was shocked! Now these folds have become much softer. If three weeks ago they were like the sharp edges of a crushed Coke bottle, now they have become more rubbery, that is, softer. My penis, when deflated, has become very thick and flattened, like a shovel. I thought the main problem with deflated coloplasty was the dog ears, but I didn't know that even deflated, Titan's penis would be completely visible and hard on the surface, which really does feel like a wooden stick. This is very annoying in everyday life. I bend over, all the tissues flex and unflex, and Titan's penis gets in the way because it simply doesn't bend. It looks like something pliable that's still inflating. Will it really stay like this forever? I can't figure out how I'll hide it under clothes. It doesn't go down, but rather sticks out like a hump. I don't know where to look when I'm in public. So, mine is still deflated, relatively tame. And what do I do? Who else has a long penis? Many people here write that Titan softens over time and bottoms out. But they say that some believe it stays the same as it is now.
I still can't figure out how I'm going to put on my running tights and road cycling shorts. It'll look ridiculous, but only to others, not to me. For me, it'll be downright inappropriate. And those who write here that they're proud of their bulge—I think that's just idiotic.

I've asked here a hundred times which implant is better and suitable for sports, and I've had tests done, and everything's fine, no one has had any problems. But for now, my Titan simply limits my natural movements. I'm trying to get used to it, but it's been a struggle so far.

Now I completely agree with some of the guys I've spoken to here who switched from the Titan to the CX, even while the Titan was still working, that the CX is better in every way than the Titan.

Do the Titan cylinders soften over time, and does the bulge in my pants become less pronounced? Does it start to hang down instead of sticking out? Or is it just the consequences?

[Old Guy]

Yes, the cylinders will soften but it will take longer than 6 weeks. Getting implanted isn't a quick recovery. It took me 6 months to feel OK with mine, and it was one year before everything felt close to normal. Even at 6 years out my cylinders are still stiff enough to feel.

[Flounder]

Do the Titan cylinders soften over time,

- YES

and does the bulge in my pants become less pronounced?

. YES

Does it start to hang down instead of sticking out?

YES

Or is it just the consequences?

Temporarily Yes. At only 6 weeks, you’re very early in the recovery process. Everything you questioned are things everyone goes through with this surgery. Try to chill out and think of it as a short term inconvenience for a long term improvement. When you get to 6 months, I predict you’ll be singing a completely different tune.