Chronicle #2: AMS replaced with Titan to gain girth

[2435tjklAS]

Thanks for the update. Whenever you manage to inflate, i want to ask you about rigidity as well. It is often said that LGX has less rigidity compared to coloplast, i wonder if you personally feel it, and if it does make any difference when it comes to having sex.

I would say the rigidity (which is a word I've never once used in my life) is better with the Titan. Though keep in mind it's not yet 2 months old. It'll be very rigid for a while longer regardless of what I do to it.

But I must say that's one thing I was referring to when I said I realized my excessive exercises probably fucked something up with my last one. At the end it didn't seem to get very hard. Made me worry I couldn't penetrate. Fortunately I always did, but it still worried me (well, once I failed anal with MtF trans, but they did too and I was ok with it there. I don't know why I share this shit).

For the past few years I think I was pretty normal with cycling routines and didn't invest much time. But maybe it was a connection between too aggressive exercises early on and it being LGX. We'll see how the Titan is in the future.

[Discovernew]

Thanks for the update. Whenever you manage to inflate, i want to ask you about rigidity as well. It is often said that LGX has less rigidity compared to coloplast, i wonder if you personally feel it, and if it does make any difference when it comes to having sex.

I would say the rigidity (which is a word I've never once used in my life) is better with the Titan. Though keep in mind it's not yet 2 months old. It'll be very rigid for a while longer regardless of what I do to it.

But I must say that's one thing I was referring to when I said I realized my excessive exercises probably fucked something up with my last one. At the end it didn't seem to get very hard. Made me worry I couldn't penetrate. Fortunately I always did, but it still worried me (well, once I failed anal with MtF trans, but they did too and I was ok with it there. I don't know why I share this shit).

For the past few years I think I was pretty normal with cycling routines and didn't invest much time. But maybe it was a connection between too aggressive exercises early on and it being LGX. We'll see how the Titan is in the future.

I remember seeing your videos of you doing the bending exercise and it seemed to me that your penis was bending way too easily for being fully inflated. I assumed that was due to the LGx which has a reputation for not being the strongest cylinder out there. I wonder if you can still bend your penis the same way when you inflate the titan to the max?

[2435tjklAS]

A few days ago I did say bending was incredibly painful, but today I tried it and it was a lot easier. I expect to break it in and do the same, and if it fails blame it on Dr. Perito for his flawed directions.

[Discovernew]

A few days ago I did say bending was incredibly painful, but today I tried it and it was a lot easier. I expect to break it in and do the same, and if it fails blame it on Dr. Perito for his flawed directions.

Hey just checking on you. How is the titan replacement going? Have you felt any further difference with the LGX?

Would you say inflation time is the same or maybe faster with the titan? Since bending the titan is incredibly painful, does that mean it is more rigid than the LGx?

Hope you are doing well!

[2435tjklAS]

Update: As I explained at the start I was first implanted with an AMS 700 LGX and while I did like the device and have zero complaints, it made my girth slightly smaller, down from about 5.7" to 5.5". I think it's natural for all of us to look into possible solutions to problems like that. I heard of the tunica expansion procedure (TEP) and knew I would peruse it eventually. How it started is I began seeing Dr. Hakky who switched me from the LGX to the largest Titan classic, a device that supports more girth. Before then we had talked about TEP and he said we could do it about 6 months after the implant surgery. When I ended up booking the appointment I learn he refers to it as “auxetic cuts” and that his procedure isn’t exactly the same as TEP. It is also metallurgical in nature, which sounds very smart and I vaguely understand. He invented this himself but has yet to publish about it. Presumably it is safer and more effective than the TEP. As far as a description of the procedure, I don’t want to even try when he can tell you himself: https://streamable.com/3u5teg

June 14, 2025: We do the procedure and he sends pics after of me being “degloved.” I barely know what I’m seeing here and figured I should share:



Results: One excuse for waiting this long to post update is I thought my girth size would drop more (the other excuse being drugs). Shortly after surgery I recall measuring when there was still serious swelling and it was huge, but not something that would stay that way. My “official” measurements came a few weeks after that, and I thought they'd drop more but it pretty much got to 6" around the base and going down to the glans is slightly less increments but still larger than before and all of it has stayed that way. That’s what I wanted. When I told him at a follow-up I think he invented a procedure that’ll add half an inch to your girth (1.27 cm), he said he averages between that and a slightly lower number I can’t recall and I wasn’t recording then.

So, you heard the risks - if you want more girth, consider this procedure. He wrote about more length happening after 6 to 12 weeks.

And since none of you actually care about the size of my penis, we’ll move on to what you do care about...what does it cost?!?

I emailed the hospital where the procedures are held to get an estimate, and they first sent me this:



I saw $14,728.05 and was pretty happy with this rate. I had expected paying around ~$30k based on some information I've seen before on TEP. But...check the Payment options and I wonder if you know what they mean.

I didn't, so when I called in for them to explain it, they are truly discounts of that amount. If you pay $3,682.01 a day or more before the service, that's the entire cost.

Not bad. But, it got even better.

You heard him in the video say that this can be covered under curvature correction, and it turns out it was. This is all I paid:


Plus a flight to Atlanta and a hotel room and the (unnecessary) steward to transport you back to your hotel after surgery.

My health insurance is basically Medicare, I think. Called a Medicare Expansion Plan I get cause disability and I seem to get the same coverage older retired people would get. I don't know if some 25 year old with an implant would get coverage on straightening the curvature of his penis. But I am curious to if any of you know.

Now I recently entered the 6-12 month mark after getting the Titan and that is supposed to be when the most significant size increases occur. I've been getting 9" stretched flaccid and might get more. I need more time to recover for that and two unrelated plastics procedures soon that also take about 6 months. I know I'm happy enough where I am now and will be even more after full recoveries.

[fucked0ne]

Are you saying you're going to do a tunica expansion procedure 6 months AFTER this revision to titan? Didn't know it was even possible to do TEP without replacing the implant

That's what Hakky said he wanted to do.

Thanks for the info! I didn’t know Hakky offered TEP!

[OregonStrong]

Are you saying you're going to do a tunica expansion procedure 6 months AFTER this revision to titan? Didn't know it was even possible to do TEP without replacing the implant

That's what Hakky said he wanted to do.

Thanks for the info! I didn’t know Hakky offered TEP!

This is fascinating. I'd be interested in TEP just for length expansion if it works for that, but I'm probably not a candidate having had fillers put in. You can't really deglove that without removing it all in the process. I already have big girth from the fillers so wouldn't really be of much benefit.

[fucked0ne]

That's what Hakky said he wanted to do.

Thanks for the info! I didn’t know Hakky offered TEP!

This is fascinating. I'd be interested in TEP just for length expansion if it works for that, but I'm probably not a candidate having had fillers put in. You can't really deglove that without removing it all in the process. I already have big girth from the fillers so wouldn't really be of much benefit.

I’m not sure if TEP enhances length. Aren’t fillers temporary? Couldn’t you eventually opt for TEP once the filler thins out?

[Discovernew]

Update: As I explained at the start I was first implanted with an AMS 700 LGX and while I did like the device and have zero complaints, it made my girth slightly smaller, down from about 5.7" to 5.5". I think it's natural for all of us to look into possible solutions to problems like that. I heard of the tunica expansion procedure (TEP) and knew I would peruse it eventually. How it started is I began seeing Dr. Hakky who switched me from the LGX to the largest Titan classic, a device that supports more girth. Before then we had talked about TEP and he said we could do it about 6 months after the implant surgery. When I ended up booking the appointment I learn he refers to it as “auxetic cuts” and that his procedure isn’t exactly the same as TEP. It is also metallurgical in nature, which sounds very smart and I vaguely understand. He invented this himself but has yet to publish about it. Presumably it is safer and more effective than the TEP. As far as a description of the procedure, I don’t want to even try when he can tell you himself: https://streamable.com/3u5teg

June 14, 2025: We do the procedure and he sends pics after of me being “degloved.” I barely know what I’m seeing here and figured I should share:



Results: One excuse for waiting this long to post update is I thought my girth size would drop more (the other excuse being drugs). Shortly after surgery I recall measuring when there was still serious swelling and it was huge, but not something that would stay that way. My “official” measurements came a few weeks after that, and I thought they'd drop more but it pretty much got to 6" around the base and going down to the glans is slightly less increments but still larger than before and all of it has stayed that way. That’s what I wanted. When I told him at a follow-up I think he invented a procedure that’ll add half an inch to your girth (1.27 cm), he said he averages between that and a slightly lower number I can’t recall and I wasn’t recording then.

So, you heard the risks - if you want more girth, consider this procedure. He wrote about more length happening after 6 to 12 weeks.

And since none of you actually care about the size of my penis, we’ll move on to what you do care about...what does it cost?!?

I emailed the hospital where the procedures are held to get an estimate, and they first sent me this:



I saw $14,728.05 and was pretty happy with this rate. I had expected paying around ~$30k based on some information I've seen before on TEP. But...check the Payment options and I wonder if you know what they mean.

I didn't, so when I called in for them to explain it, they are truly discounts of that amount. If you pay $3,682.01 a day or more before the service, that's the entire cost.

Not bad. But, it got even better.

You heard him in the video say that this can be covered under curvature correction, and it turns out it was. This is all I paid:


Plus a flight to Atlanta and a hotel room and the (unnecessary) steward to transport you back to your hotel after surgery.

My health insurance is basically Medicare, I think. Called a Medicare Expansion Plan I get cause disability and I seem to get the same coverage older retired people would get. I don't know if some 25 year old with an implant would get coverage on straightening the curvature of his penis. But I am curious to if any of you know.

Now I recently entered the 6-12 month mark after getting the Titan and that is supposed to be when the most significant size increases occur. I've been getting 9" stretched flaccid and might get more. I need more time to recover for that and two unrelated plastics procedures soon that also take about 6 months. I know I'm happy enough where I am now and will be even more after full recoveries.

I really appreciate you sharing your journey. Would love to see some pics or videos before and after. Do you still have that blog that you used to have with all your progress?

And by the way, did you end up having any of those risks that Hakky mentions? Such as loss of sensation or any of the other issues.