Flip_5 wrote:What I'm about to say is not medical advice. It's my own opinion based of experience.
I think some of the answer to this is it depends on YOUR BODY. E.g., infrapubic may be good for some. What I've learned is that infrapubic may be more problematic if you have a small scrotum as it's harder to position the pump and possibly harder to position the tubing which (may?) resut in a need for glansplexy (happened to me). Advantage however would be if you're of slim build because infrapubic means easier resevoir positioning than penoscrotal. Slim build means harder to position resevoir. Less space to maneuver. Infrapubic provides more direct access.
Bingo. Too bad this isn’t a TV game show. You could have hit the daily double.
Yes, sizing and placement of cylinders is key to a terrific outcome.
So is having a reservoir to pump fluid from without difficulty. I’m not sure where I read it but somewhere I’ve seen that early revisions were frequently due to pump and reservoir problems instead of anything to do with the cylinders.
In my case I was 63. I hit the gym 5x weekly, on average, and over 4 years had gone from a 38” waist to a 31” waist, only losing 10 lbs in the process. Right at 10% body fat.
Throw in scar tissue from 5 hernia surgeries-2 inguinal, 2 epigastric, 1 umbilical. I asked the doc beforehand if it was going to be trouble and he assured me he would make it all work. And he did. Truth be known, I don’t REALLY know for sure where reservoir is.
If you trust a doctor enough to let him slice and dice your junk, then you ought to be able to trust him enough to choose the best approach to result in a happy ending. Pun partially intended.