Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

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Flexwheeler
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Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby Flexwheeler » Sun Aug 28, 2022 9:44 pm

I get a Titan, but i don't want to look like i have a erection. Is it possible to put a jockstrap over the implant (Titan)? Or does a Titan plus jockstrap makers too much of a bulge.
I tried a jockstrap with cap today in jeans and Iit was ok. A little bit of a bulge but not too much.
Will a Titan with jockstrap be the same or much more of a bulge then now.

Any brothers wearing a jockstrap in daily life?

Thank you

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Re: Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby ViaSwiss » Tue Aug 30, 2022 6:02 pm

I wear 2 pairs of tight briefs.

You have to buy a couple different types of briefs and find ones with more support in the penis region. Some types hold it down well and others dont.
Age 37. Venous Leakage & Post Finasteride Syndrome (PFS) since age 18.
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Re: Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby SteveSW » Tue Aug 30, 2022 6:59 pm

I wore jock straps 24/7 for a few weeks following surgery. For me, it did the best job holding my dick upright, as well as providing good support for my scrotum. Still wear a jock sometimes, just because I like them. Also, a jock does a good job with the protruding dick from the implant when wearing dress slacks when discretion is required.
20 years of severe Peyronie's plaque, 90 curve, hinging and ED. Cost me 1.5" L and 1" G.
Implanted 2/18/21, AMS CX, 18 CM + 3 RTE, penoscrotal. Have gained 3/4". Gay, married, age 68.

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Re: Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby nuance » Tue Aug 30, 2022 8:30 pm

Will something like a jock strap or 2 pair of briefs still be needed months after surgery? Is it for guys who are big (say over 6 inch) flaccid or would most people need this? Does the pump have anything to do with this (keep it from moving too much and hurting the twins)?

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Re: Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby seekonk » Sun Oct 30, 2022 4:30 pm

Can you just tuck it up (or a little sideways) instead of down?

That's what I was doing after sex when injections still worked, or earlier in my life when I would get spontaneous erections. I can't imagine why it wouldn't it would with a deflated implant too. I'm curious to know the answer.

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Re: Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby AmansinCali » Sun Oct 30, 2022 4:54 pm

I am just 6 weeks out from surgery, so this is all fresh in my mind.

The only real problem is from surgery until your first checkup 2-3 weeks after surgery when they will deflate you for the first time. You will leave the surgery approximately 60-70% inflated. This is a new experience for you, you are sore and swollen which aggravates it even more. In the first few weeks you will welcome the support a jock strap gives you, your scrotum will be tight, drawn up from all the trauma and it will feel better having more support.

I had a class reunion 3 weeks after my surgery and I was worried about all the things you mention. I bought some new washable slacks which were a little more roomy than I was used to, along with some new Tommy John underwear which have a lot of stretch to them. I bought some dark blue slacks because your bulge doesn't show as much in the darker colors, light colors it shows more. I bought a couple nice Tommy Bahana silk shirts and wore them untucked. By the time the reunion rolled around I had my wife do a visual check for me, she said, honestly, I don't think anyone would have noticed without these precautions and you could have easily worn your shirt tucked in. It all turned out to be a non-event, most of the swelling went down and I was just more used to having a larger package. As you heal and you are more used to your larger package you actually begin to enjoy the feel, you will actually be proud of it.

Don't worry about this, it will bother you for 3 to 4 weeks then never again.
Used Viagra & Cialis until lost vision in one eye due to AION, therefore can never use pills again, then tri-mix 1 1/2 years until unreliable. Implanted 9/20/22 at 77 years old by Dr. Yafi, UC Irvine. Married 55 years wife 76. 20cm Coloplast Titan.

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Re: Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby Rider1400 » Sun Oct 30, 2022 10:23 pm

I just used tight underwear for first month or 6 weeks but it was painful to strap it any direction for more than 20-30 minutes at a time. It gradually gets better and now at 5 months I can just put it down and not worry about it unless I’m wearing pretty tight pants then just a pair Of tight briefs. I wear separated all the time now which don’t help hold it down at all just puts it in a pocket so it don’t rub. Once it’s broken in it lays down fine and you just look well indowed, no issues. I still think a lot of all of our problems are that we’re simply used to having a grower and it’s just new to us to have a 3/4 shower all the time now. I think guys who are showers wouldn’t find it much of a change at all once it’s broken in. All in perception
59 years old ED started mid 40s pills failed after 10 years. Injections works but diminishing results with pain. Implanted 5-22 Baylor,Scott,and White Dallas.Dr Michael Wierschem, infrapubic Coloplast with Classic pump 20cm and 1cm RTE. Going strong

Flexwheeler
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Re: Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby Flexwheeler » Mon Oct 31, 2022 8:43 am

AmansinCali wrote:I am just 6 weeks out from surgery, so this is all fresh in my mind.

The only real problem is from surgery until your first checkup 2-3 weeks after surgery when they will deflate you for the first time. You will leave the surgery approximately 60-70% inflated. This is a new experience for you, you are sore and swollen which aggravates it even more. In the first few weeks you will welcome the support a jock strap gives you, your scrotum will be tight, drawn up from all the trauma and it will feel better having more support.

I had a class reunion 3 weeks after my surgery and I was worried about all the things you mention. I bought some new washable slacks which were a little more roomy than I was used to, along with some new Tommy John underwear which have a lot of stretch to them. I bought some dark blue slacks because your bulge doesn't show as much in the darker colors, light colors it shows more. I bought a couple nice Tommy Bahana silk shirts and wore them untucked. By the time the reunion rolled around I had my wife do a visual check for me, she said, honestly, I don't think anyone would have noticed without these precautions and you could have easily worn your shirt tucked in. It all turned out to be a non-event, most of the swelling went down and I was just more used to having a larger package. As you heal and you are more used to your larger package you actually begin to enjoy the feel, you will actually be proud of it.

Don't worry about this, it will bother you for 3 to 4 weeks then never again.


Thanx brother for sharing your story

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Re: Wearing jockstrap to avoid tenting

Postby Flexwheeler » Mon Oct 31, 2022 8:45 am

Rider1400 wrote:I just used tight underwear for first month or 6 weeks but it was painful to strap it any direction for more than 20-30 minutes at a time. It gradually gets better and now at 5 months I can just put it down and not worry about it unless I’m wearing pretty tight pants then just a pair Of tight briefs. I wear separated all the time now which don’t help hold it down at all just puts it in a pocket so it don’t rub. Once it’s broken in it lays down fine and you just look well indowed, no issues. I still think a lot of all of our problems are that we’re simply used to having a grower and it’s just new to us to have a 3/4 shower all the time now. I think guys who are showers wouldn’t find it much of a change at all once it’s broken in. All in perception



Thanx Bro, all the best for you!


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