Looking to get an implant.

[georgiaguy]

Did it make you straight ? How bad was the curve and hourglassing. I have stopped the injections and hourglass is starting to go away. My curve is about 30* and I’m curious how straight it will be. Thanks.

[Chrismc1981]

Been tryin to get implant done for 10 months tbrough dr hakky.every insurance company keeps denyin it ..good luck

[duke_cicero]

If you want somethin that just works and don’t give you no trouble, get yourself a malleable. Ain’t fancy, but it’ll git the job done every time.

But if your feelin lucky and wanna take a wild rollercoaster ride full of ups, downs, and expensive pit stops, go on and get an inflatable. It's not fun crying when it leaves you stranded, unless sure you have good insurance, health and bank balance for inflatables and their subsequent revisions.

Your body, your choice.

Can confirm this. Ain't fancy, but I'll be damned if I don't get wide-eyed reactions every time a woman reaches for my junk and it's 100% ready to go.

Also dude I am seriously enjoying your username, lol. Nicely done!

[georgiaguy]

I will be paying out of pocket so I don’t have to wait on insurance companies. Anyone else pay out of pocket ? What did yours cost ?

[LastHope]

Cash price without the insurance involvement.
Malleable 16K
Inflatable 22K
Surgery+Anesthesia cost is usually same for both.
The difference in price is for the device cost.

[ElbowRoom]

I will be paying out of pocket so I don’t have to wait on insurance companies. Anyone else pay out of pocket ? What did yours cost ?

I'm in Georgia and currently working with Dr. Hakky. There's a chance I'll get mine covered by insurance (BCBS), but I'm just assuming I'll have to pay out of pocket.

The all-in costs I came up with out of pocket (incl. doc/implant/hospital/anesthesia) after talking to the Doctor's office and the hospital is:

$22k if done in-office
$29k if done in hospital

I'm healthy enough I can have it done in-office. My surgery is scheduled for October 23 (I'd rather be recovering over winter than the nice summer months), and I've already paid half up-front to schedule the in-office procedure. If insurance comes through Dr. Hakky's office will refund the balance of what I've paid.

This is for a Titan inflatable, BTW.