"too young for an implant"

[Gt1956]

I've seen a guy named Cisneros on YouTube. Best I can remember he's in a town named Santa Fe near Mexico City. He was in a video with Perito that I saw. Its worth researching him in my opinion.
Studied with Perito, English isn't great but you probably don't care about English anyway.

[Tortão]

I've read some guys that had implant surgery talking about some hospitals in USA charging around $70k
I can't imagine why it was so fucking expensive...

In Brazil, I stayed in a top hospital and my insurance covered the costs. If I had to pay from my pocket, it would cost R$ 7.500, which is something like $1425,00


Nadie, you need to be aware that shit can happen and you may need a revision in 3 years or less, for example. So, in this case, do you have the money to travel again and pay for another surgery?

[Nadie123]

I've read some guys that had implant surgery talking about some hospitals in USA charging around $70k
I can't imagine why it was so fucking expensive...

In Brazil, I stayed in a top hospital and my insurance covered the costs. If I had to pay from my pocket, it would cost R$ 7.500, which is something like $1425,00


Nadie, you need to be aware that shit can happen and you may need a revision in 3 years or less, for example. So, in this case, do you have the money to travel again and pay for another surgery?

rodos charges 11 k for implant and 2 k for revision ... and if I would have money to travel to a future revision without problem, I prefer that to placing my penis on someone without experience ... the only thing I am sure of is that the revisions premature are mostly possible by leaving the penis in the hands of inexperienced surgeons

[Gt1956]

I've read some guys that had implant surgery talking about some hospitals in USA charging around $70k
I can't imagine why it was so fucking expensive...

This is common in the USA. It is mainly fake quotes. Insurance companies started out paying a percentage of the bill. Hospitals fought back by raising the "listed" prices. As I understand it now. Each insurance company & hospital chain negotiate an unpublished price. Its considered a business secret & is almost impossible to get revealed. Many times its said that the real price is near the Medicare reimbursment rate. Depending on the region of the USA the surgery is done in. Today, another member quoted the Medicare rate was around $17,000 usd. Working the co-pays percentages backwards generally support prices in this range.
Confusing to most people....yes.
Is the medical people & insurance companies generally happy....I think so.
Think of it this way. It doesn't matter what is on the papers submitted to the insurance company. They have side agreements of a different price.
If you are unisured & can pay cash relatively quickly. You'll generally recieve the insurance rate. So it all comes out in the end.

[oldbeek]

I’ve heard Hakky charges about 18k when he uses a clinic. Staying in Atlanta is cheap. I recommend a video consult as he is very easy to talk to.

I agree and Atlanta is a international hub airport. I don't know where some say 100k. I flew to Switzerland for a week stay for $7,000, so maybe $25,00 for the whole package.

[Afeb1996]

You are smart not to want vein ligation. Urologists in the United States abandoned that surgery thirty years ago.

Don't they know that venous leak is caused by damaged corpora not being able to hold blood? They still think cutting veins will help?

Hey brother, saw you made this comment a while back. This venous leak concern in very relevant to me right now. Was wondering where you got that information, that venous leak is actually an issue with the corpora rather than a problem with a particular vain? Like a resource of information, anything, that states that venous leak is caused by damaged corpora, specifically.

Please reach out when you can, thanks.