Titan Flaccid vs Erect

[Agfa13]

Also, I was told "what you went in with, is what you will come out with"! What was NOT said was how long it will take to get to that point.
I have showed my pic on here, and I want it all back! I was not told how long it would take, so we will see.

[Waynetho]

Also, I was told "what you went in with, is what you will come out with"! What was NOT said was how long it will take to get to that point.
I have showed my pic on here, and I want it all back! I was not told how long it would take, so we will see.

If you want to gain back some or all of your loss, I would recommend getting back into an inflatable, conservatively oversized, as soon as humanly but safely possible and get on a cycling regime to stretch things out again. I'm pretty sure Dr. Kramer has a plan but in case he doesn't, maybe you need to discuss your concerns with him and ask him what a realistic time-table might be.

[merrix]

Guys I'm 5 days post op and very disappointed. To all Titan Owners I was told that your flaccid length post op is your erect lenght post op if that is true then I made a bad decision

Relax man.
I am pretty sure you have seen it stated here hundreds of times. After five days you can't say shit about anything. You are nowhere near your finished product.Your swelling must go down, and you have months or years of cycling ahead of you.
I am just one random guy, and your results might be better or worse than mine, but I did not see my complete finished product till about 18 months after surgery.
Immediately post-op I was an erect 15.5 cm (6.1").
Today I am 15.5 cm (6.1") deflated and 17.8 cm (7") inflated and with a blood filled glans.
That is basically an inch difference between flaccid and erect.

But of course, if it was that important to you to have a large difference between flaccid and erect, then you should have gotten an LGX. They shrink when you deflate. But that's a bit too late now I guess...

[Biker60]

Also, I was told "what you went in with, is what you will come out with"! What was NOT said was how long it will take to get to that point.
I have showed my pic on here, and I want it all back! I was not told how long it would take, so we will see.

I think I read in coloplast professional guide. That waiting 3 months for capsule formation was desirable. But infection rates go up with each revision. I was told pull your flaccid penis out as far as you comfortably can. That’s your length. Cycling of the Titan does the rest. You can’t expect to get really more then what your body can accommodate without causing erosion etc.

[stephen54]

Guys I'm 5 days post op and very disappointed. To all Titan Owners I was told that your flaccid length post op is your erect lenght post op if that is true then I made a bad decision

Hey, so I'm only 8 weeks post-implant and the list of stuff I don't know is extensive...but for what it's worth, I can tell you my own experience with lengths:

PRIOR
Pre-Implant Flaccid Length: 3.0 - 3.5"
Pre-Implant Fully Erect (Trimix) Length 7.25 - 7.5"
So, a full 4" differential / gain from flaccid to erect.

TODAY
Post-Implant (fully deflated) Flaccid Length: 5.0"
Post-Implant Erect Length, Inflated 100%: 6.5"
So, much less of a differential from flaccid to erect - only 1.5" gain post implant vs 4.0" gain pre-implant.

This seems to follow, generally at least, a lot of guys' experiences I've read - that:
- Post-implant flaccid is typically longer than pre-implant flaccid (due to the finite space the Titan cylinders now need to spread out and occupy), and
- Post implant erect is a bit shorter than pre-implant (but that length, to a large extent, is recoverable with patience and time cycling and using your new dick). I want my phantom, missing 1.0" of length back, too, if possible, but know I've got a shit ton of work ahead of me to earn it back.

Don't be disappointed. You have a lot of recovery and work to do before you settle in to an understanding of your new anatomy, what it looks like, how it works, what it's capable of etc. You're going to do great, man. Seriously. Do not let your mind get into a state of anything other than recovery and positivity.

[Magicmike]

Very well said. I think right now I am struggling with my decision. It's more of an emotional thing then a physical thing. I was ok physically with going ahead with the surgery but mentally I dont think that I was ready. Your response has given me faith and I know this will take some time

[stephen54]

Very well said. I think right now I am struggling with my decision. It's more of an emotional thing then a physical thing. I was ok physically with going ahead with the surgery but mentally I dont think that I was ready. Your response has given me faith and I know this will take some time

Totally get you. Lots of WTF moments ahead for you, we've all had them.

I was ready mentally and physically both. Or so I thought. Then the mental part got really tested when I could not figure out how the hell to deflate. I literally went from upbeat and excited, to whiplashing pathological levels of panic, and back to feeling supremely confident and god-like, all within a 24 hour period where I learned how to navigate my balls and valve. It's funny now. Sort of. Just lots of weird, wide swings of emotion along the way. The stuff no one, certainly not a surgeon, can ever prepare us for, right? Be more patient than you think you're capable. Be kind to yourself and have faith. And just put in the hard work.

I was standing in a meeting yesterday and my dick was actually fairly tender in a few spots because I cycled it up pretty aggressively before I left for work. And I'm standing there presenting at a podium, and there's about a dozen people focused on me, I'm talking, my dick is kind of throbbing wham wham wham...and it's distracting me and I'm annoyed and then it sort of almost takes you off task, your mind wanders, you start to question what the hell have I done here, and you start to question your mental toughness and resolve.

Then I went home after work and my wife and I spontaneously fucked like rabbits.

Boom. Back to god-like status.

You're honestly going to do great. Be kind to yourself, man.

[Magicmike]

Thanks spoken from a well intelligent person. I can tell just by the way that you wisely use your words. I am a very confident person and normally if I put my mind to do something normally I always succeed. This journey I can say that I am being challenged. It's funny that you said married because I'm not I'm going through this journey alone. Same situation different circumstance

[stephen54]

Thanks spoken from a well intelligent person. I can tell just by the way that you wisely use your words. I am a very confident person and normally if I put my mind to do something normally I always succeed. This journey I can say that I am being challenged. It's funny that you said married because I'm not I'm going through this journey alone. Same situation different circumstance

Understood. So that's a bit of a different dynamic, to be sure. You're going to be (maybe even more) proud and self-assured on the other side of this, that you were, and are, able to row through the uncertainties and challenges and to do so without close, committed, partnered support at the moment. I applaud your taking the leap of faith and your resolve to make this thing better. No small thing to wade into what you've waded into. I think it's going to make your eventual payoff so much sweeter.

[St1pan2019]

Thanks spoken from a well intelligent person. I can tell just by the way that you wisely use your words. I am a very confident person and normally if I put my mind to do something normally I always succeed. This journey I can say that I am being challenged. It's funny that you said married because I'm not I'm going through this journey alone. Same situation different circumstance

Trust me Magic... you are not alone at all. You are finger tips away from so many members on this site that are more than willing to help , comfort, guide and answer any and all questions you may have or whatever situation you come across. Keep your thoughts and questions coming and there is always someone here willing to provide feedback. Stay strong buddy, stay positive and you will come out on top!