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Dionnfr wrote:1th day post op and all is well. Found the pump but having a problem in locating deflate button. But I'll find it. Go to the doctor on the 25th can't wait to see what this brings.

Any clue by my bionic brothers would be appreciated.

Thanks
Frank

Frank; Your signature doesn't say what type of implant you have , but, if it is an AMS, feel up the bulb until you find the square block at the top of the bulb. Now, the button is in the center of that block on one side or the other. Now, having said that, that was the advice someone on here gave me and I still couldn't find it. I think swelling was preventing me from finding it. I have heard that you are suppose to use two hands to deflate.

Happy hunting

Larry

as an aid to learning the feel of the button. Put the practice pump the gave you, if they did, under a fluffy wash cloth and learn to find the button through the wash cloth. It will help you learn the feel. Over time it becomes unmistakable, but early on the wash cloth trainer helps.

Radiodec

Larry, thanks for the tip I found it and deflated. I have to pump later today hope it is as then as it was with your information. Again thanks.

Dionnfr wrote:Larry, thanks for the tip I found it and deflated. I have to pump later today hope it is as then as it was with your information. Again thanks.

You are very welcome. my bionic buddy. Did you find it based on the info I gave you? If so, how the hell was I unable to find mine?

radiodec wrote:as an aid to learning the feel of the button. Put the practice pump the gave you, if they did, under a fluffy wash cloth and learn to find the button through the wash cloth. It will help you learn the feel. Over time it becomes unmistakable, but early on the wash cloth trainer helps.

Radiodec

WOW, what a great idea, I'm gunna try that...thanks

Larry