5 Year Anniversary with the AMS LGX

[Kodixx]

Sworks, congrats on a great 5 years and best wishes for another great 5 years !

- Chuck

[SWorks17]

Congrats, my brother!

I hope your wife treats you extra special to celebrate. I know we share some love for the Latinas, I’m down here south of the border and will be thinking of you the next time I make one come, haha!

Here’s to many more years. Thanks for being such a great brother.

Leto

Aww thanks Leto!

Don’t make the girls come too loud, you’ll get all the Cartel guys riled up again about you fucking their Latina women! Haha!

Your Bionic Brother in Texas
SWorks

[lasthope2.0]

Congratulations SWorks.

To me, 5 years is rock-solid reliability considering how soft the silicone tubes are. Wishing you many more years of mind-blowing orgasms with your LGX.

[LGXDownunder]

It’s been a great 5 year ride with my LGX, knock on Bionic Wood! lol
I’ve got a lot of use out of it and I hope to have many more years.

When I got my implant my doc had said that his go to IPP was the AMS CX, but for some reason the rep and doc decided on the LGX. It has worked great and gets steel rod hard when pumped to the max.

I’m an avid Road Bike cyclist putting in 4 to 6 thousand miles a year in the saddle and knock on Bionic Wood, I haven’t had any problems with tubes leaking.

Your Bionic Brother in Texas
SWorks

Congratulations Sworks, my Texan brother . That's a great result and I hope you get many more years of use from your LGX.
And thank you for your all your support and encouragement for my own implant journey, now well over 18 months and still going strong .
I guess you mean no tubes leaking on your LGX, not the ones on the rims of your Specialized . You'll have to stop putting me to shame with your 4 to 6 k road miles. I felt guilty last week because I hadn't been on the bike for a while for various reasons. So I made myself get out there for a ride and felt much better for it. I think it's a great test of the robustness of an implant that you can do so many miles without any harm being done. Even with my own modest level of riding I've never had an issue.

[oldbeek]

9 1/2 years here. use it almost daily. hope it lasts10 more

[AntonS]

Congratulations on your 5-year anniversary! I hope your implant continues to serve you well for at least another 10 years of trouble-free operation. It’s been just one year since my own implantation, and this season has been very active for me in terms of cycling—I’m into road cycling. I bought an ISM PS 1.0 triathlon saddle; it’s very comfortable and doesn’t put pressure on the implant components, though I still feel a bit nervous at times. This season, I’ve ridden 100 km distances alongside national triathlon champions on several occasions. On top of that, I ran a marathon and a half-marathon—both with personal bests—along with dozens of other races, including long training runs of 30–45 km. In the winter, I even took part in cross-country skiing races and managed to place in the top spots. So, an implant is definitely not an obstacle to staying active in sports. Sure, the Titan cylinders will eventually wear out or break, but at least I can live my life here and now, instead of obsessing 24/7 over the fact that I couldn’t get an erection. It’s been ages since I last posted here, so I’ll take this opportunity to ask other LGX owners: Did you actually gain any length a year or two after your implantation? If so, how much did you gain, and over what period of time? My issue is that I lost length due to complications from a vein ligation procedure, scar tissue, adhesions, and the fact that I waited too long before getting the implant. I lost a bit more after the Titan was installed. A year later, I’ve gained about 1.5 cm—even with the Titan in place—but it’s still not enough; the glans remains partially hidden under the foreskin. I can feel for myself that I’m lacking 1–2 cm. I realize that a capsule has already formed, but I’m trying to figure out whether there’s any chance of gaining some length if I decide to have a revision and switch to an LGX model—would it be able to stretch the capsule, even just a little bit?

[SWorks17]

It’s been a great 5 year ride with my LGX, knock on Bionic Wood! lol
I’ve got a lot of use out of it and I hope to have many more years.

When I got my implant my doc had said that his go to IPP was the AMS CX, but for some reason the rep and doc decided on the LGX. It has worked great and gets steel rod hard when pumped to the max.

I’m an avid Road Bike cyclist putting in 4 to 6 thousand miles a year in the saddle and knock on Bionic Wood, I haven’t had any problems with tubes leaking.

Your Bionic Brother in Texas
SWorks

Congratulations Sworks, my Texan brother . That's a great result and I hope you get many more years of use from your LGX.
And thank you for your all your support and encouragement for my own implant journey, now well over 18 months and still going strong .
I guess you mean no tubes leaking on your LGX, not the ones on the rims of your Specialized . You'll have to stop putting me to shame with your 4 to 6 k road miles. I felt guilty last week because I hadn't been on the bike for a while for various reasons. So I made myself get out there for a ride and felt much better for it. I think it's a great test of the robustness of an implant that you can do so many miles without any harm being done. Even with my own modest level of riding I've never had an issue.

Thanks, my LGX Brother, from Downunder!

I'm glad I could encourage you to get some miles in on your bike!

Yeah, I'm knocking on Bionic Wood that I haven't had any problems, with 5 years of use.

Your Bionic Brother from Up Yonder In Texas
SWorks

[SWorks17]

Congratulations on your 5-year anniversary! I hope your implant continues to serve you well for at least another 10 years of trouble-free operation. It’s been just one year since my own implantation, and this season has been very active for me in terms of cycling—I’m into road cycling. I bought an ISM PS 1.0 triathlon saddle; it’s very comfortable and doesn’t put pressure on the implant components, though I still feel a bit nervous at times. This season, I’ve ridden 100 km distances alongside national triathlon champions on several occasions. On top of that, I ran a marathon and a half-marathon—both with personal bests—along with dozens of other races, including long training runs of 30–45 km. In the winter, I even took part in cross-country skiing races and managed to place in the top spots. So, an implant is definitely not an obstacle to staying active in sports. Sure, the Titan cylinders will eventually wear out or break, but at least I can live my life here and now, instead of obsessing 24/7 over the fact that I couldn’t get an erection. It’s been ages since I last posted here, so I’ll take this opportunity to ask other LGX owners: Did you actually gain any length a year or two after your implantation? If so, how much did you gain, and over what period of time? My issue is that I lost length due to complications from a vein ligation procedure, scar tissue, adhesions, and the fact that I waited too long before getting the implant. I lost a bit more after the Titan was installed. A year later, I’ve gained about 1.5 cm—even with the Titan in place—but it’s still not enough; the glans remains partially hidden under the foreskin. I can feel for myself that I’m lacking 1–2 cm. I realize that a capsule has already formed, but I’m trying to figure out whether there’s any chance of gaining some length if I decide to have a revision and switch to an LGX model—would it be able to stretch the capsule, even just a little bit?

Wow! AntonS
Impressive! I wish I was still 39!
I hope your Titan gives you many many more miles on and off the bike!

AntonS, I really don't think the LGX can make or extend your length, even though they say it can expand 25 percent. I was supposed to have gotten the CX, but my Doc and the Rep decided to switch to the LGX during surgery. I'm not sure why. My LGX does work fine and gets steel rod hard but only if I pump to the max. If I'm at 70 or 80 percent, it can bend a little and doesn't feel great for good PIV penetration.

Your Bionic Brother in Texas
SWorks

[cbinspok]

Antons
i did gain out past a year, not a lot but a gain is a gain,. The lgx is forgiving and will help find any extra room that has been shy during recovery. keep riding brother!