Surgery complete.

[SWorks17]

All the best from Georgia. I’ll be about 30 minutes ahead of you with Dr. Hakky at 8:00. Confident that this is the right decision, and the right surgeon. Not worried, but man ……….this is going to be a big day.

Congratulation I’mjustsaying, another Bionic Brother in the Bionic Brotherhood!

You’ve got this!

I had the Rezum procedure too, but a few months before I got my implant. I think the steam injection hit some nerves down there, because I had total ED after the procedure. The procedure did help with my BHP.
Did the procedure help you?

Your Bionic Brother in Texas
SWorks

Thank you, brother. Got back home about 1:30. Good to be back in my own bed. As issues arise, I know I can reach out to the Brotherhood, and it’s reassuring to know that you guys are out there.
I had Rezum because I had a very weak stream. Dang prostate was acting as a shut-off valve. That was almost 10 years ago and I am still very happy with urinary function. I suspect that Rezum made its contribution to ED, which was already an ongoing issue. I have a friend who also had Rezum about the same time with the same surgeon, and he had short term results, but then symptoms returned.

Your new Bionic Brother in Georgia
I’mJustSayin’

Just Saying, the main reason that I went with the Rezum procedure, was to keep my ability to ejaculate normally and not have retrograde back into the bladder.

I’m glad everything went well,
Your Bionic Brother in Texas
SWorks

[Lawrence13]

I am a bionic brother.

Didn’t leave the hospital till 10. But the deed is done. Dr. Eid found far more scar tissue than we thought. My entire crus was pure scar tissue. Yet Eid carefully excavated space in both scarred out Cruz. Then he managed to fit me with 24cm Titan cylinders with no rte. Legend.


The downside of him having to essentially create a a crus with a specialized scalpel thing. This means brutal recovery.


I am in a level of pain I never thought possible.
But I’m finally on the other side

[I’mJustSayin’]

Lawrence-
Greetings from your Bionic Brother in Georgia!
We were on the table at the same time yesterday morning.
(Just different tables, and several hundred miles apart.)
We’re both on the road to recovery. But, I’m sorry to hear, it looks like your road might be a little longer than mine. I’m retired and my outdoor chores (grass cutting and such) will just have to wait a while. But you’re a young guy. Hope you can get your pain under control soon; so you can get back to work………….or play. It’s just fantastic that you have a doctor like Eid, who is capable of dealing with your difficult situation.
Wishing you all the best.