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Hey guys,

5 weeks post-op, my flaccid titan is still pointing out. This makes it very uncomfortable to wear clothes as I have to push th penis up, the way it was when I was inflated.

I have to get on a plane soon, I am just wondering, did your flaccid titan start to point more down as time went on and the cylidners softened? If so, how long did that take? Is there anything I can do to get my flaccid pointing more down or is it best to leave it alone.

Please dont tell me to contact my Doctor's office, I did not receive the best aftercare and already know that they will just say, it's all normal and to stop being anxious.

Thanks,
J

10 weeks post op.

Mine points down at about 4 o’clock. Maybe 4:30. The protrusion results in an obvious bulge when especially wearing loose pants shorts. I like, as does my girlfriend.

When i deflate, i squeeze the hell out of of it until i can squeeze no more. Then i take that flaccid into my fist and push it hard “into” my body. I then, with dick still squeezed tight in my fist, pull down vertically and stretch it, pretty hard, pulling the glans under my body toward my ass, and hold/stretch it there. Sometimes i sit with it pulled between my legs, holding it in place.

My dick looks a little alien at that point, and i have to model it back into a normal shape, like clay.

I am told this will also improve as the cylinders soften.

aussiePeyronies wrote:Hey guys,

5 weeks post-op, my flaccid titan is still pointing out. This makes it very uncomfortable to wear clothes as I have to push th penis up, the way it was when I was inflated.

I have to get on a plane soon, I am just wondering, did your flaccid titan start to point more down as time went on and the cylidners softened? If so, how long did that take? Is there anything I can do to get my flaccid pointing more down or is it best to leave it alone.

Please dont tell me to contact my Doctor's office, I did not receive the best aftercare and already know that they will just say, it's all normal and to stop being anxious.

Thanks,
J

I think it all depends on your own anatomy (depth of crus, implant length, suspensory ligament tightness....at a guess). Mine pointed out for several months and softened considerably between 6 - 12 months.

WatNext wrote:

aussiePeyronies wrote:Hey guys,

5 weeks post-op, my flaccid titan is still pointing out. This makes it very uncomfortable to wear clothes as I have to push th penis up, the way it was when I was inflated.

I have to get on a plane soon, I am just wondering, did your flaccid titan start to point more down as time went on and the cylidners softened? If so, how long did that take? Is there anything I can do to get my flaccid pointing more down or is it best to leave it alone.

Please dont tell me to contact my Doctor's office, I did not receive the best aftercare and already know that they will just say, it's all normal and to stop being anxious.

Thanks,
J

I think it all depends on your own anatomy (depth of crus, implant length, suspensory ligament tightness....at a guess). Mine pointed out for several months and softened considerably between 6 - 12 months.

Thanks, I guess it's just a matter of waiting for the cylinders to soften over time. Makes it difficult to function normal life with a half erection pointing out.

Hang in there,with good cycling it will soften and be comfortable!!!

Yep agree with all the above, just give it time. Mine points to about 5 o'clock and is over 6 inches flaccid. Again give it time you will come to love it.

I have the same issue and the same lack of instruction or support from my DR and surgeon I wear briefs and then a tight jock strap when I travel

5 weeks postop for me stilll half inflated. Wife measured it 6 in long, 7 around. It is going to be visible.

Since two weeks post op I have had to go to PT in a crwoded gym with one female tech and others being male. Office staff all female, patients half and half. The girls look, the female patients look, the older the more looking, the female tech is on her phone all the time she has looked but doesn't react, the guys are horsing around all the time avoiding patients.

I wear a very strong tight jock over pouch underwear pointing up sometimses, down, sometimes to 3 pm. It has gotten to where it does not bother me. I do not advertise it, I just wear it. I don't acitively show it or hide it. I think my worry about it was in my head. So I don't care anymore.

Plane ride. Trust me, flight attendants have seen and handled bigger. Be courteous to everyone and you owe no explantations. It is less noticeable when I am sitting. When I stand up, please move out of the way as it might point somewhere I am not expecting. Behave normally and do not accept phone numbers from nurses or flight attendants. You never know where they have been. You will be fine. Enjoy your trip.

aussiePeyronies wrote:

WatNext wrote:

aussiePeyronies wrote:Hey guys,

5 weeks post-op, my flaccid titan is still pointing out. This makes it very uncomfortable to wear clothes as I have to push th penis up, the way it was when I was inflated.

I have to get on a plane soon, I am just wondering, did your flaccid titan start to point more down as time went on and the cylidners softened? If so, how long did that take? Is there anything I can do to get my flaccid pointing more down or is it best to leave it alone.

Please dont tell me to contact my Doctor's office, I did not receive the best aftercare and already know that they will just say, it's all normal and to stop being anxious.

Thanks,
J

I think it all depends on your own anatomy (depth of crus, implant length, suspensory ligament tightness....at a guess). Mine pointed out for several months and softened considerably between 6 - 12 months.

Thanks, I guess it's just a matter of waiting for the cylinders to soften over time. Makes it difficult to function normal life with a half erection pointing out.

2 months after I got my implant it was sticking out like a divining rod. I went to a mates 40th birthday and even in jeans it was hard to disguise. Made for a fun time hugging my mates partners trying not to make contact...
As I had a Glansplexy too it's only been in the past few months that tip pain has totally subsided.

Try not to (I know it's hard...pun intended) worry atm. Until 6 months I was really rethinking my choice. It'll get better I promise.

I had similar issues and the thing that helps most it to deflate it more as said in other post. It will hurt to be bent for a while especially where it dogears but this too shall pass with time!