Its in... Mid 30s implanted with Rigicon Infla10 AX on NHS UK

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splitpeach
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Re: Its in... Mid 30s implanted with Rigicon Infla10 AX on NHS UK

Postby splitpeach » Thu Apr 16, 2026 4:30 pm

Groovy wrote:
splitpeach wrote:
Groovy wrote:Hi Splitpeach,

Congratulations on taking the leap of faith it’s a big step but I’ve heard that Professor Ralph is one of the best.
I’m currently under the care of another NHS Andrologist and using the injections which to be honest aren’t working that well for me. I’m thinking about asking my andrologist if we can look at implant surgery. As I said, I’ve heard that Professor Ralph is the most experienced surgeons in the UK and if I had a choice I’d like to get it done with him.

Did you face a long wait from when the decision was made to have the surgery and were you automatically referred to Professor Ralph or did you get any choice over surgeon?


Hi and thanks!

I specifically requested referral to Ralph. Made sure I met him in person. He did the surgery. (Or at least part of it!) I'm told he did all of it.

My situation was a little different as I was invited in to do the Rigicon trial. So I was told a month in advance. Otherwise I think the wait is about 6 - 9 months. But could be more or less depending on demand at the time.

Explore the injections as far as you can. Look at increasing dose.

I tried everything first, for peace of mind more than anything. I actually have a new Vertica machine. Now I'm implanted I don't think I have a use for it so I can sell that with a decent discount. Lmk if you're interested.


Thanks for the info and the advice. I’ll try experimenting more with the doses and see if bi/trimix work better. Given a choice between injections and an implant, the implant seems like a much better option…much less faff and erections on demand.

I’ll do some research on the Vertica machine. I’m not sure the evidence is there yet for it though.

Hope all continues to go well for you.


Implant is permanent. No turning back. If for nothing other psychologically you should try every alternative thoroughly so there are no regrets once it's in.

Vertica did have some effect for me. Made my dick feel more "alive". Better morning erections. Worth a go I think. Might give you a few more years perhaps.
Mid 30s. UK. ED since mid teens. Done the pills, injections, P Shot, Gainswave, ESWT shockwave.

Now preparing to take the plunge under care of Professor Ralph at UCLH. Planning on a Rigicon Infla10 AX with Pulse pump.


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