Pre Op w/ Eid. Stressed

[Lawrence13]

Dr Eid has a great reputation, a master of his craft. He sounds like my surgeon, kind of straight forward, non-committal, crappy bedside manner type of guy. He will probably have a few Titan models on hand to choose from though. And I heard the same thing, can't tell you what size will be used until you're on the table opened up.
Will admit recovery was tough for me. After healing though, it has been wonderful. Mine does not squeak unless I pump it hard and fast, and still not every time. I'm one of the guys who wish I had done it sooner.
Relax, let the doc do his thing, heal up and you'll have a different life.

Really appreciate this response. Def had a calming. Effect.

[Lawrence13]

Could simply be that he felt you were pressuring him for one or the other and facts are facts…. He can not make a decision til he opens you up and runs a dilator up your cavernosa and then it will be apparent which one he NEEDS to use. Trust the man and go with what he decides in surgery.

That’s pretty much the conclusion I’ve come too. I was just the stressed patient. When I’m on the table he’s the guy to trust. He will get me a great result.

[Lawrence13]

AMS do offer a 24cm lenght with a special oder, don't they?
Honestly I wuold also hear a second opinion, maybe just a quick zoom call with hakky or clavell.

I agree that a squeaky pump it cuold be a turn off for some. Especially single guys.
And for a lot of people the OTR is just as squeaky as the old one.

I thought about it but unsure if I could get a video consult that quickly.

[Fartsniffers]

He's such a seasoned pro that nothing really phases him, and he may not always be aware of how he comes off to patients.

Yeah, that’s Doctoring 101… bedside manner.
Honestly, he should take notes from Clavell on how to smile, and from Hakky on how to play it cool… maybe even throw in a little breakdancing.

A while back, I had to break some “bad” news and tell a “positive” patient (no pun intended) that he had cancer. I told him his iron-steel lungs had stronger cells that were way more energetic and active than the average cell. He was so happy and told me, “Doc, you’re the best high-volume bearer of bad news I’ve ever asskissed.” You know what happened afterward? He died happily ever after… that’s top-tier medical management… and I should have a statue on Mount Rushmore.

Be well,
Positive fart