Inflatable Penile prosthesis last long durability

[Husseinmohamud]

I am concerned about the long-term durability of an inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP). I am a young man in my 20s planning to undergo penile prosthesis surgery, and I feel confused.
There are two main types of implants: malleable and inflatable. I do not have medical insurance, and I may not be able to afford revision surgery to soon. Because of this, I am considering a malleable implant since it is more affordable and easier to revise and not failure like inflatable use more years without issue.
However, from what I have read in comments and research, many people say that for young men, the inflatable implant is the better option. In inflatable I could possibly afford a revision after 10–15 years, but I am worried about device failure within 3–5 years, as I would not be able to afford another surgery that soon.
If I choose an inflatable penile prosthesis, how long does it usually last based on real patient experience? Are there men who have used it successfully for many years without revision?

[Rider1400]

You will get mixed answers. Tap on the coloplast titan icon at the opening page of frank talk and it give %ratios of life expectancies. I’ve always felt that you’ll definitely get a tougher crowd on Frank talk as a lot of people on Here are the ones who ARE having issues. I personally slacked way off after mins started functioning properly after initial breakin. I did recently have a revision after just 4 years but it was all install issues from the surgeon that did my first one. Function of the implant was still perfect. Most important go use a qualified higher volume implanted taht does IPP and MPP primarily, not a urologist that does a few a year.