Implant failure

[Texas Otter]

Oregon,

I had my first implant (an AMS CX) in 2015 when I was married to a woman. Dr. Cornell implanted the CX. My then wife was not interested in sex so I never used it with a woman. In 2021 we separated and I came out. I met my current partner in 2022 and we made a lot of use of the CX but it never fully expanded to accommodate my dick's girth and it buckled during anal. I mentioned this Dr. Clavell and he encouraged me to have a revision to a Titan in 2025. When he opened up my corpora caverosa, he discovered that the right cylinder had ruptured and he had to scrape its remnants off the walls. I have used my Titan for anal since December, 2025 and the difference is astounding. It is so hard that it can serve as a substitute towel bar. My partner and I cannot say enough good things about it. Hope this helps you.

Texas Otter

[RigiconDownUnder]

Oregon,

I had my first implant (an AMS CX) in 2015 when I was married to a woman. Dr. Cornell implanted the CX. My then wife was not interested in sex so I never used it with a woman. In 2021 we separated and I came out. I met my current partner in 2022 and we made a lot of use of the CX but it never fully expanded to accommodate my dick's girth and it buckled during anal. I mentioned this Dr. Clavell and he encouraged me to have a revision to a Titan in 2025. When he opened up my corpora caverosa, he discovered that the right cylinder had ruptured and he had to scrape its remnants off the walls. I have used my Titan for anal since December, 2025 and the difference is astounding. It is so hard that it can serve as a substitute towel bar. My partner and I cannot say enough good things about it. Hope this helps you.

Texas Otter

Texas Otter, thanks for sharing this. Anal intercourse is extremely important to me. I'm seriously considering a Titan for this very reason. Does insurance cover device upgrades due to functional dissatisfaction (such as buckling or poor rigidity?), or is this kind of revision cash-pay only? My insurance typically covers revisions only if they’re medically necessary, such as for infections or mechanical breakdown.