Did you have any sexual sensation issues after an implant?

[macoza]

1. Yes. Ventral (underside) numbness persistent after almost 18 months from penoscrotal incision. Still get pleasure from sex, but harder to orgasm.
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This is why making the decision for me to get an implant is extremely difficult. I dont want to end up having no or little sexual sensation. I really dont know what to do and I'm scared. Can you offer some advice please?

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[JohnnyBorg]

most guys who run into these issues DO keep improving months and months later. But for many guys, this part of the healing journey is more of a marathon than a sprint. .

Do most men who get implants run into these issues?

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I can’t say for sure the % incidence of anything like that - just an anecdotal observation from reading many IPP and MPP journals. Have you tried looking around for research on this online or tried aggregating links to research on it with a tool like ChatGPT?

One of these days I should really try to mine the forum for data across the various IPP and MPP journals and do some trend analysis. FrankTalk is definitely a goldmine of self-reported user data, it would be very interesting to get it all organized in a common format.

I think the main thing though is that any surgery carries with it risks - some more likely to occur than others. Some men have issues with sensation and orgasm post-implant, but MANY of these same men see improvements over time. And then there’s a bunch of guys who don’t have this issue at all. You need to decide for yourself if the risks are acceptable to you weighed against the reward: a bionic dick that allows you to have penetrative sex without fear of losing your erection.

[lasthope2.0]

it just feels like a relaxing soapy massage rather than something that leads to climax or release.

So are you saying that you dont climax now?

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I can climax if it's done aggressively with a handjob or a pocket pussy. With PIV, I can't.

I've had second opinion consults and was told that sometimes the dorsal nerve or its branches can get injured or stretched during surgery. If it doesn't recover by 24 months, it may be permanent nerve damage.

This should not stop you from getting an implant. This surgery can have a small risk of complications, hopefully around 1%. Do it with the hope that you will be in the majority without issues, but be prepared to face it if you experience a complication.

[richard_goes_bionic]

1. yes it takes longer to reach orgasm due the penis has less feeling.

This is a huge concern for me. I feel if I get the implant that I wont get back sexual sensation and orgasm when having sex.

Did you use the penoscrotal or infrapubic surgical approach?

4. no I dont think loss of 1inch affects your sexual sensation. The only thing in my opinion does that is less feelings in the glans (very cold) and/or in the shaft or other issues like discomfort due sore or numbness.
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Do you still feel numb anywhere? Does it hold you back from feeling sexually satisfied?

Hows the sex now with the implant?
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penoscrotal, you are not loosing your sexual sensation completely but in the beginning and during your recovery you might feel less, due to the reasons I mentioned. I still feel numb some parts of the shaft and my glans is not as sensitive as before but should improve with time, dr. words. sex is great, I. dont remember the last time I had a real boner, just this experience gives you so much pleasure and also for her that you dont mind some discomfort. no pressure that you cant perform, like before I knew I would not last to satisfy her and we went into the devils circle, trying failing, trying failing.....
You have to practice maybe different positions and find out what works best for both of you. I can reach climax but it takes maybe more time. And there is another aspect, I have much more desire for sex since the implant, I could literally fuck every day now. Unfortunately its a little bit to much for her
just make sure you get a 1st class high volume surgeon than everything turns out fine.