Implant cylinder

[Magicmike]

Does the size of the cylinder tell you how much lenght you will get after implant. Example. 24 Titan should give your 7 inches. 22 Titan should give you 6.5. I know everyone is different but am I on the right track. Replies are appreciated

[Skier123]

There have been several threads talking on or around this topic. The conclusion I would draw from them is that each person's anatomy is so different that any generalization is not going to be reliable. Any other viewpoints out there?

[newbie443]

We are different in our anatomy so there is no exact results. 20cm cylinders in one will differ from person to person. That being said some have used a general average of 1/3 of the cylinders inside the body and 2/3 being in the visible shaft. Again some have less and some have more. For example, I have 21cm cylinders and 1cm RTE for a total of 22cm and measure from pressed bone at 6" or 15.3 cm. I also have a LGX which is advertised to expand up to 25%. Using the 1/3 rule with my 22cm total would mean I should have a bone pressed measurement of 5.75" or 14.6 cm. So I am 1/4" to the plus side of that rule but I could be 1/4" to the short side. Or even more or less either the plus or short side. So the 1/3 thing is just a ballpark thing. No way to tell for sure until after surgery and things have healed and cycling until gains have ended. For me that took about a year.

[Gt1956]

Does the size of the cylinder tell you how much lenght you will get after implant. Example. 24 Titan should give your 7 inches. 22 Titan should give you 6.5. I know everyone is different but am I on the right track. Replies are appreciated

My calculation gives a best guess of 6.3" for a total using a 24cm implant.