A week after surgery, tubes strangely placed in the scrotum and floppy games. Please suggestions

[Gt1956]

Diego83: Consider for a minute that your implant has two ends. You can only feel the end in your glans. There is a reasonable chance that one of your cylinders has not fully seated in your crus yet. In that case, the ends would feel uneven. I think others have given good advice. Wait a few months to see where everything settles at. Then make a decision.

[Diego83]

My glans was perfect before surgery and I have never done any prostatectomy. I'm starting to think that Hakki has underpowered me. I'm making an appointment with Eid to get a second opinion.

Before you spend your money rushing to see Dr Eid or anyone else, think about this piece of advice.

Wait a little bit. Be a little patient. It won’t affect your outcome one bit.

A week after surgery is way too soon to make any real judgments. I put on a brave face but a week after? I was occasionally like WTF have I done? That’s not an uncommon experience, either. Lots of guys on here, who are tremendously satisfied with results, we’re pretty damned skeptical at one week.

I cannot imagine Dr Eid or any reputable surgeon opening you up for a revision while you’re healing. So even if Dr Hakky undersized you (which is pretty unlikely based on his record but could happen, I guess) you’re not going to find anyone for a re-do for awhile.

Forget the glans for a second. Where are the tips? Can you gently palpate the tips on the underside of your dick head? Rather than current floppiness…their position will tell you more about how you were sized.

I doubt a week into this that you are really getting a good total inflation of your equipment. Soreness and discomfort and swelling just won’t allow it.

The great thing is you can do what you want, see any doctor you wish. I honestly believe, however, that giving your situation more time before running to a new doctor would be money well saved.

thanks for the suggestions, actually it is a new / painful experience, maybe I'm even a bit nervous. I also quit smoking after a lifetime and that too is not profitable. I appreciate and will follow your advice, wait for everything to calm down in the coming weeks and see what happens.

[Diego83]

Diego83: Consider for a minute that your implant has two ends. You can only feel the end in your glans. There is a reasonable chance that one of your cylinders has not fully seated in your crus yet. In that case, the ends would feel uneven. I think others have given good advice. Wait a few months to see where everything settles at. Then make a decision.

thanks for the suggestions, actually it is a new / painful experience, maybe I'm even a bit nervous. I also quit smoking after a lifetime and that too is not profitable. I appreciate and will follow your advice, wait for everything to calm down in the coming weeks and see what happens.

[Diego83]

...meanwhile, I'm trying to make an appointment with Eid

I understand your concern. I do. But you seriously need to take a breath, heal up, then see what you're really dealing with, good or not-so-good. There's absolutely no way to know today, this close to surgery. None. My dick/balls felt like pure chaos for at least the first 3 weeks and, after the trauma of surgery settled down, I was still left to deal with the mental chaos of being unfamiliar with the nuances of how to operate my implant, what to expect etc. And believe me, I was sufficiently motivated. Allow a little time to reasonably assess.

Slowly you heal up, slowly you gain confidence.

And your dick is going to be different. I hope you've prepared yourself for the coming reality that this new thing is going to throw you some curveballs, both physical and mental. It will.

But then...

thanks for the suggestions, actually it is a new / painful experience, maybe I'm even a bit nervous. I also quit smoking after a lifetime and that too is not profitable. I appreciate and will follow your advice, wait for everything to calm down in the coming weeks and see what happens.