With Titan Touch how soon were you able to detect and use the deflate button?

[KaBoom]

I'm over 4 weeks since surgery now

Been trying unsuccessfully for 10 days now to deflate.

My Doctor says I might have more swelling in scrotum than usual but soon the button will be easily noticable and easy to press.

Ok I hope so, but how is it im reading so many here that are cycling much sooner?

I have penescrotal so I know that also adds to the recovery vs infrapublc. But my testies and sack are pretty much back to normal size, no outward pain, but maybe just more edema floating in there?

I'd feel much better knowing others have had this amount of frustration and struggle with 'discovering; the deflate.

Whole point of the new Titan Touch is supposed to be it's 'easier' to use and operate.

So where did you fall?
- Less than 3 weeks?
- 3-5 weeks
- 6 or more.

[edjohn]

The button is usually on the side due to the way the three tubes connect so the most reliable grip for me is overhand with my left, index finger hits the button on the right side of my scrotum and thumb opposes. I still have to use my right hand to cradle everything or the pump slips wherever it wants to so I don’t think that will change. It’s definitely the most ridiculous design but I haven’t ever “failed” to get it down.

Figuring out which direction it points mostly and using both hands consistently are the keys.

[I’mJustSayin’]

Kaboom- I got a Titan implant 26 days ago.
So, just about the same time as you. Can’t answer any specific pump questions as I have the classic pump, but I have been having deflate problems too.
Some surgeons have their patients start cycling as early as 3 days post-op, and other doctors do not allow cycling for 6 weeks or more. I started cycling at one week. I had very little swelling in the first week after surgery and was able to inflate and deflate at one week post-op. But after a few days, I began to get swelling in the scrotum and deflate was extremely painful. So doctor said to discontinue cycling for a while, and now that I want to start cycling again, I can’t even identity the deflate bars. There’s a hard lump between the testicle and the pump and it seems to want to snuggle up to the pump.
I have an appointment to get scrotal stitches out this week, so maybe they can help with deflate issues.
I didn’t expect this to be easy, and it’s not. But I do expect that, in the long run, today’s pain and frustration will lead to a fantastic result.
I wish you well with your deflate issues. You are not alone.