Partially Inflated For Weeks

[Irish Lad 34]

I'm 5 months out of penoscrotal implant surgery now. I have a 21 cm Titan (RTE included).

I only realised maybe 3+ months after surgery that I had been partially inflated all the time. I had mostly been going around all day every day with maybe 10% or 15% inflation.

It was only after I deflated myself while lying flat in bed one night, did I notice that my penis totally squished into an empty crisp packet. That was the aha moment when I realised I had fully deflated my implant to 0%.

A week or so after that I deflated nut left about 10% in again by mistake and accidentally left it like that for about a week.

So basically I've had some partial inflation most of the time with my implant.

I must say the fully inflated implant looks and feels a bit odd, whereas it looks and feels a bit more natural with maybe 10% inflation. With a few small pumps the penis kind of fills into a more natural more well structured shape.

Does a tiny bit of inflation all the time badly damage your penis or implant? I heard one person here say it totally does, but a bit more insight would be good. I just feel like it's way more natural with a tiny bit of inflation.

[LetoMan]

That’s probably a good question for your doctor, but if you want pedestrian opinions, here is one: the concern with never fully deflating your implant is that a capsule might form around your reservoir that doesn’t allow you to fully deflate it in the future.

I can’t think of why it would otherwise be a concern. But even that doesn’t strike me as serious. There is not a big difference between fully deflated and being at 15%.

Personally, sometimes I just want my big full dick to go away when I’m not using it. So giving it a little squeeze to get the last bit out feels good. Mine doesn’t look weird when I do so. But who is looking? Unless you are wandering around a nudist camp all the time, giving it a complete drain every now and then can’t be that big of a deal.

[JohnnyBorg]

That’s probably a good question for your doctor, but if you want pedestrian opinions, here is one: the concern with never fully deflating your implant is that a capsule might form around your reservoir that doesn’t allow you to fully deflate it in the future.

I can’t think of why it would otherwise be a concern. But even that doesn’t strike me as serious. There is not a big difference between fully deflated and being at 15%.

Personally, sometimes I just want my big full dick to go away when I’m not using it. So giving it a little squeeze to get the last bit out feels good. Mine doesn’t look weird when I do so. But who is looking? Unless you are wandering around a nudist camp all the time, giving it a complete drain every now and then can’t be that big of a deal.

Leto is right - not being fully deflated isn’t a major issue, I remember seeing this on one of Perito’s videos. He actually spoke in one also that some guys give a pump or two to help with dog ears and also mild dribbling, I believe.

[1sfman]

Personally, sometimes I just want my big full dick to go away when I’m not using it. So giving it a little squeeze to get the last bit out feels good. Mine doesn’t look weird when I do so. But who is looking? Unless you are wandering around a nudist camp all the time, giving it a complete drain every now and then can’t be that big of a deal.

Interesting LetoMan that you have the same setup as I do, AMS 700 CX 21 cm, and I'm assuming you have the MS pump. For me, after pressing the release valve, I squeeze my dick to get it fully "drained". But, after a few minutes, I have a bit of fullness in my dick. I wouldn't call it an erection, but it definitely isn't fully flaccid. I'm guessing there is some blood flow back around the cylinders causing the inflation. I tried after fully deflating pressing the pump slightly to lock the valve in the fill position. Same result, I get some inflation, so I know it isn't any backflow from the reservoir. I don't find it a problem, but it definitely has left me a shower.

Irish Lad 34, I don't think a small amount of inflation is a problem, but as LetoMan said, good question for your doctor.

All the best to you going forward with your Bionic tool.