Revisions covered?

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crobin1
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Revisions covered?

Postby crobin1 » Sat Nov 24, 2018 5:39 am

Just checking for peace of mind....in the event that something needs adjusting., does anyone know if revisions are covered by insurance that covered the original surgery?
59 Peyronies diagnosed 2 1/2 years ago...Kramer implanted a AMS CX 21cm 1.5 RTE on 11/15/18.
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Maverick2dog
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Re: Revisions covered?

Postby Maverick2dog » Sun Nov 25, 2018 5:19 pm

I can’t say for your insurance, but my revision was covered.
59 years old. Forth revision 10/2021
Third revision 9/21 moved pump replaced one cylinder AMS CX 21+ 3. Second revision January 31st 2019 AMS CX 21,+2CM RTE. First revision November 15th, 2018 24CM CX .5RTE. Implanted 4/2018, Titian 22CM 2.5 RTE
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LMCatman
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Location: South Florida, USA

Re: Revisions covered?

Postby LMCatman » Mon Nov 26, 2018 7:02 am

Both of mine were covered.
73 Years old. RP Oct 2010, No erections after, Botched Titan implant April, 2013, Successful Titan revision, April , 2014 by Dr. Paul Perito, Miami. Titan failure Feb 2017. Rev. by Dr Perito March 1st, 2017. Titan failure Nov 2020. New Titan January 2021
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alibaba
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Re: Revisions covered?

Postby alibaba » Mon Nov 26, 2018 1:55 pm

Mine was.
LGX 21cm .Milam 01/13/16. Horror; both service and surgical outcome. hated infrapubic installation. Kramer revision 03/01/17. 22cm Titan +1.5cm extender. Those who think their opinion is the only one that matters are a danger to themselves and others.
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gregorbehr
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Re: Revisions covered?

Postby gregorbehr » Mon Dec 17, 2018 7:13 am

Mine was.
51, San Francisco
Diabetic: used pills & injections.
2 TURP surgeries caused Peyronie's. 1st implant lost to infection, 2nd one is about 5 years old. But "floppy head" due to all the scar tissue, couldn't get tips all the way up.
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