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You guys will probably think I'm deranged. Today I faxed Dr Kramer a request to replace my LGX with a CX. I'm the guy who was asked before implant if I would consider a CX and replied Hell no! No LGX no surgery.
Well I'm already longer than I care to be. Do not need the assurance that the LGX provides. And considering my thin tissue it just makes sense to play it safe with the CX.
Distal cross over has made me more sober minded. I've put many hours of thought into trying to figure out how and what happened. I've asked Dr Kramer to dilate (put my tip into) the right glans. I'm not certain that I wasn't dilated properly to begin with. My only clue was the 1/4" too high tip on the first night. But when my left tip joined the right one that could have torn the holding area to shreds. It could be that there is nothing left to dilate in the right glans. But I trust that Dr Kramer is up to the challenge and that my best outcome is in his hands. I just hope there is more room for dilation and that my right tip will be planted evenly and as deeply as the left. That will fix the crooked head. And a proper measurement will fix my nasty bend. Then finally all will be well and I can stop whining.

Good choice for the cx ! If it s well sized it really can give you the best you can store in your penis.

too have a problem with crooked glans. Make it appears like reverse SST or owl eye.
I use to have good engorgement and good support with my first implant. And the tips were uneven. The left was shorter, the right stop before the glans line.

So in fact it may be the spongiosum structure which were damaged and cause this. If you had a cross over the cylinder might had done something to the median structure between your cylinders.

One think i know is having cylinders well placed is that it helps to restrict bloodflow in the glans. Ir offer better sensation too.
Really hope that Dr Kramer will fix your case and make you fully enjoy intimacy. Best regards

Frenchboy wrote:Good choice for the cx ! If it s well sized it really can give you the best you can store in your penis.

too have a problem with crooked glans. Make it appears like reverse SST or owl eye.
I use to have good engorgement and good support with my first implant. And the tips were uneven. The left was shorter, the right stop before the glans line.

So in fact it may be the spongiosum structure which were damaged and cause this. If you had a cross over the cylinder might had done something to the median structure between your cylinders.

One think i know is having cylinders well placed is that it helps to restrict bloodflow in the glans. Ir offer better sensation too.
Really hope that Dr Kramer will fix your case and make you fully enjoy intimacy. Best regards

So, I said this once before... maybe you folks didn't see it but, I believe that uneven implant tips COULD be a result of the shape of our penises head. If it is triangular shaped, trying to get the tips up there so engorgement happens could force one tip to push the other one back some. If you have a mushroom shape, there is likely enough room for both of them to fit nicely. I am not positive but mine are a bit uneven and I have a triangular shape. What are your thoughts on this??

Larry

It could also be the case that the tips are not naturally even. The body is often asymmetrical, from hands, to feet, to ears, left and right often differ in size.

LeRoastBeef wrote:It could also be the case that the tips are not naturally even. The body is often asymmetrical, from hands, to feet, to ears, left and right often differ in size.

That is very true. I went to school with a kid and his feet were so different that he had to buy 2 pair of identical shoes in two different sizes (like 8 and 8.5)

Larry

Doug,
Is your insurance going to cover your revision with Dr. Kramer?
MK

MK,
Yes I am 100 percent covered.
Guys with my implant so twisted it's really hard to tell anything for sure. But the right tip is now bulging against my outer skin. Has me really worried . Starting to burn. I'm pretty sure it never was inside the glans. Kramer will know what to do. I'm not qualified to even guess.

Larry10625 wrote:

LeRoastBeef wrote:It could also be the case that the tips are not naturally even. The body is often asymmetrical, from hands, to feet, to ears, left and right often differ in size.

That is very true. I went to school with a kid and his feet were so different that he had to buy 2 pair of identical shoes in two different sizes (like 8 and 8.5)

Larry

Larry, going way off topic here:
I had an aunt with the same different sized feet due to polio.
I don't know how it was done, but another woman had the exact same problem but the feet were switched.
They actually went shopping together and only needed to buy one pair each.
I think polio was pretty common 80 years ago?

tomas1 wrote:

Larry10625 wrote:

LeRoastBeef wrote:It could also be the case that the tips are not naturally even. The body is often asymmetrical, from hands, to feet, to ears, left and right often differ in size.

That is very true. I went to school with a kid and his feet were so different that he had to buy 2 pair of identical shoes in two different sizes (like 8 and 8.5)

Larry

Larry, going way off topic here:
I had an aunt with the same different sized feet due to polio.
I don't know how it was done, but another woman had the exact same problem but the feet were switched.
They actually went shopping together and only needed to buy one pair each.
I think polio was pretty common 80 years ago?

WOW lucky... I guess.

My wife said maybe the shoe store put them together, but I'll never know.
The polio probably happened when aunt was young, so maybe over 100 years ago.