The imperfect implant

[Donnie1954]

It all boils down to your choice of surgeon. If something don't seem right, it ain't. Find a real doctor who really cares about you and your unique situation. My surgeon, Dr. Edward Kata, is awesome. Not to mention a great man who genuinely cared about me.
Donnie.

[ThePlumber1964]

Agree. The brand is very important, but the surgeon is who will make the difference. It does not mean that you have 100% assurance of a great outcome, but increases the chances of getting a way better one.

[Tybeeman]

LOL ok this is very interesting. I have been searching for the answers that everyone wants that is about to pull the trigger and get an implant. One more time and the answer cant be " get a good surgeon'

I want to know that are the things that make it a botched implant be sides infection. I now have one a floppy head. Any thing else? We need more information on her besides everyone talk about getting a great surgeon that I have hear a million time in these post.

[Donnie1954]

An implant is not a good one if:
1) It's sized incorrectly (to shortstop or too long)
2) It's defective in any way.
3) The incision doesn't heal properly.
4) The surgeon is rushed. Has more implants the same day or is tired.
5) Inadequate supply of sizes or RTEs.
6) The pump is too high and difficult to reach and operate.
7) The tubing gets twisted.
8) The glans is not supported (floppy head)
9) Their is infection and it has to be removed.
10) The hospital goes on quarantine lock down.
11) There is an earthquake.
12) Dude, anything can happen. Any surgery has risks.




If none of this happens, there is never a 100% success rate.
Trust God.
Trust your Surgeon.

Donnie.

[Tybeeman]

Now that help. Thanks Donnie. I am compiling a list of question I am going to talk over with my doctor.

[PFracture]

Not all implants are as successful as mine.

Stopped reading here.

[ThePlumber1964]

Here we go again...

[alibaba]

I asked before and never got an answer... I had the AMS 700 LGX 18 + 2. I was having great difficulty locating the release button... and then there was that fateful day that I lost it. I am looking forward to 6 months (sometime around October when I can get another. My question... On the keychain model I have, the pump is very stiff. I am wondering if it softens up as time goes on? I would think that pressing the inside of my bag against the ridged pattern on the pump would hurt like hell. Also, that tiny release button being pressed against the inside of my bag would feel like a wood screw. Does it get softer? Does it hurt? All you guys with the same device as me would be qualified to answer.

The pump on my LGX was an unreliable piece of $#!t when new but improved working as months wore one. If it had been an auto, it would have triggered one of the largest recalls in history. Others told me theirs also improved and also took months.

[JayGould]

After looking at a bunch of videos and pictures of implanted dicks I have noticed that a lot of them have a glans pointing in an upward angle. Is this something that happens with all implants or did the dicks look like that beforehand?

Here's an example (from Dr Garber's website):

[strongagain]

That's a good thing because it will fit a vagina better than a straight dick. Hope you know a bit about the female anatomy...