Does anyone here regret getting an implant?

[LetoMan]

This is interesting. Is this good news for guys like me who are 40 and considering it within the next few years?

I would not let concerns about future revisions inform your decisionmaking. Just ask yourself whether you need an implant now. Yes, implant tech is getting better. But we are on the cusp of a number of breakthroughs in medicine, and the pace of those breakthroughs will only accelerate as we increase our AI-assisted analysis.

In particular, we are headed towards tissue regeneration, possibly commercially available within the expected lifespan of an implant: https://www.sciencedirect.com:5037/scie ... 9924003163

[Never_Enough]

This is interesting. Is this good news for guys like me who are 40 and considering it within the next few years?

I would not let concerns about future revisions inform your decisionmaking. Just ask yourself whether you need an implant now. Yes, implant tech is getting better. But we are on the cusp of a number of breakthroughs in medicine, and the pace of those breakthroughs will only accelerate as we increase our AI-assisted analysis.

In particular, we are headed towards tissue regeneration, possibly commercially available within the expected lifespan of an implant: https://www.sciencedirect.com:5037/scie ... 9924003163

I think it depends what causes the ED.

For me I have muscle/nerve problems caused by pelvic floor issues less a vascular problem. This is why pills are hit and miss.

I dont technically need the implant right now, but I tend to think about it when things get stressful.

Are you saying that they may be able to reverse the damage from an implant or am I completely misreading you there

[Mark1974]

This is interesting. Is this good news for guys like me who are 40 and considering it within the next few years?

Are you saying that they may be able to reverse the damage from an implant or am I completely misreading you there

Don't think that reversing the damage from an implant is around the corner. They would have to be able to give you healthy, new cavernosal tissue and regenerative medicine doesn't appear to be anywhere close to solving this issue.

The operation to remove the scar tissue is also very complex. This part is already achievable, but only a few superspecialists can do this and still infection rates are very high