Interesting "knot" at base of penis

[NYGuy1952]

Hi brothers.
I've been wondering about if l should post this....finally decided to give it a go.
I have a nice "knot" at the very base of my penis. Its like a smaller version of a dog knot. There are no tubes surrounding it and it is noticeably thicker than my shaft Probably 7 inches a round. It is not a deformity but a part of my implant setup. It is uniform in shape with no tubes or irregularities.
Kinda a cool feature. Anyone else experience tgis.
Will get pics and post again

[NYGuy1952]

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[ColoplastTitanUpOver]

NYGuy1952, first things first.
You have the GREATEST dick ever. Love my Titan.
What a cool feature! My wife would love that girth enhancing feature.

Did you get your past 3 surgeries from high-volume dedicated implanters?

What were the reasons for your two prior revisions? Infrapubic or penoscrotal?

If your base gets progressively larger, I would highly recommend a 2nd opinion from another high-volume dedicated implanter, to rule out tunical weakness or cylinder aneurysm.

Good luck, brother.
Stay proud!

[NYGuy1952]

Hi Coloplast Titan Up Over
Thanks for kind words. My implant(s) were done by a moderate volume doc. All were penoscrotal approach. First implant had pump failure and second had reservoir leak. Coloplast issues not surgeon issues.
The structure is super stable and no aneurism. When l deflate it becomes normal size and has no pain or structural irregularly.
Not sure why l have it, but l like it

[ColoplastTitanUpOver]

Hi Coloplast Titan Up Over
Thanks for kind words. My implant(s) were done by a moderate volume doc. All were penoscrotal approach. First implant had pump failure and second had reservoir leak. Coloplast issues not surgeon issues.
The structure is super stable and no aneurism. When l deflate it becomes normal size and has no pain or structural irregularly.
Not sure why l have it, but l like it

Very cool.
Happy to hear that it's structurally sound!

Curious, what pump did you have on the first one? Almost everyone these days ends up with tubing failure on Titans, and I always thought the pumps and reservoirs were bulletproof.

[NYGuy1952]

All 3 were classic pump. More correct may have been tubing connection to pump