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Hi all,

First of all I want to thank everyone on this forum, you have been very helpful during my journey.

After a radical prostatectomy done on July 2018 I was left impotent, I tried all the different pills available and nothing worked, the next step was to try the injections but I was not too excited about them so I decided to get a 3 piece implant.
My surgery was done on July 2 2019, pain has been manageable and finally inflammation is going down. The implant has not been activated yet, this will be done next week when I visit my doctor.

While touching my gland today I noticed the tips of my two cylinders are not the same length, have any of you experience the same issue? Is this a problem?

I only had to wait 2 weeks before activating. As long as its straight when inflated there should be no problem. I have same implant and deflated it curves to the left but inflated it is straight out.

I had the same issue. I notice my right tip was lower. Got all worked up about it. At 2 weeks went for first appt.

I had a curve to left so left tip will be higher until I start cycling. Over time curve will go away and tips align. It was slow go but when I first fully inflated at week 3 I had a slight left curve. Right tip was still lower. It got better and better over time.

At 5 months the right tip is still just a bit below left but only I could tell it. Both are well into glans fully pumped. I still have the slightest left leaning curve. But my wife cannot tell it. I am straighter now than I was before ed and peyronies showed up.

Key is pumping up and continuing to do so.

Toronto67 wrote:While touching my gland today I noticed the tips of my two cylinders are not the same length, have any of you experience the same issue? Is this a problem?

Probably too soon to evaluate length based just on feel, wait until a few weeks after you are activated and cycling.

Another possibility is the surgeon installed a different length cylinder on each side to fit your anatomy or correct peyronies. I have a 20cm on one side and 21cm on the other. You can get that info from the surgical report.

SW0110 wrote:I had the same issue. I notice my right tip was lower. Got all worked up about it. At 2 weeks went for first appt.

I had a curve to left so left tip will be higher until I start cycling. Over time curve will go away and tips align. It was slow go but when I first fully inflated at week 3 I had a slight left curve. Right tip was still lower. It got better and better over time.

At 5 months the right tip is still just a bit below left but only I could tell it. Both are well into glans fully pumped. I still have the slightest left leaning curve. But my wife cannot tell it. I am straighter now than I was before ed and peyronies showed up.

Key is pumping up and continuing to do so.

Thank you for sharing your experience, I feel better now, I will check with my Doctor next week and hopefully there is nothing to worry about it.

warrenw wrote:

Toronto67 wrote:While touching my gland today I noticed the tips of my two cylinders are not the same length, have any of you experience the same issue? Is this a problem?

Probably too soon to evaluate length based just on feel, wait until a few weeks after you are activated and cycling.

Another possibility is the surgeon installed a different length cylinder on each side to fit your anatomy or correct peyronies. I have a 20cm on one side and 21cm on the other. You can get that info from the surgical report.

This is a very good point, I will ask for my surgery report.

For six months ,my left tube was 1/4 inch shorter than the right tube, WHEN NOT PUMPED. Pump them up and they are exactly the same length and well into the glans.

I've had that experience......here's my story:

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11602&p=100168&hilit=xomanow#p100168

Xomanow wrote:I've had that experience......here's my story:

viewtopic.php?f=6&t=11602&p=100168&hilit=xomanow#p100168

Thank you for the link and sharing your story, I am glad things a good now.

Mine are the same way. Even when fully inflated the right cylinder is 1/4" shorter than the right. It's not that big of a deal as it still works. It's just noticeable when getting oral which my wife rarely does so I'm good.