Does a high volume doctor matter if men still get issues post-op?

[ElbowRoom]

I have numbness on the underside of my shaft, but good sensitivity where the frenulum starts. This is common after surgery, high volume or not. It usually resolves and I’m being patient with it. I can orgasm via masturbation, but so far not from oral or PIV stimulation. I’m a few months from surgery and hope over the next year all of that will improve. But honestly it’s fine. I have a great woman who LOVES the fact that we can go for hours, we are both having the best sex of our lives. I can get myself to orgasm as needed to satisfy that aspect for now.

[Fuckmachine700]

This question sounds like something “ Macoza “ would have asked.
And as usual, some really well thought out responses…….

Good catch, especially considering the OP has a new account.
Watch out for trolls and fearmongers.

[ColoplastTitanUpOver]

Well said, Colo! For anyone still a bit confused, I’m backing up your solid explanation with insights from two of the best high volume surgeons who say the exact same thing. Best advice ever is to do your due diligence and use a world-class, dedicated implanter.
Thanks for all the wisdom and everything you do for this community, Colo!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RGSC74t ... Vuc2F0aW9u

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfZ2eZL ... YXRpb24%3D

Thanks for the kind words, you nailed it.

High volume dedicated implanters are the true gatekeepers for ED patients. They know exactly how to avoid traumatizing the dorsal nerves and preserve the skin.

Appreciate the videos. Perito is the man. Titan of Titans Award winner . Nobody says it better.