Are you happy with your implant?

The final frontier. Deciding when, if and how.

Do you regret getting your implant?

No, I love it
70
70%
It's okay
16
16%
I wish I persisted with other treatments
4
4%
Yes, I regret it
10
10%
 
Total votes: 100

Bandit
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby Bandit » Mon Jun 02, 2025 8:29 am

Very satisfied with my implant. So much so that I am counting the days to my revision. Original failed recently and i am missing the ability to be as “normal” as I can given the circumstances of prostate cancer related ED. Its unfortunate that there are those here that are not satisfied and have truly had difficult surgeries and less than perfect outcomes. The reality is the implant offers hope. If we didn’t need hope, none of us would be here. For those unsatisfied brothers that are newly implanted please be patient because as others have said it does get better with time !
Born 1958, married. Prostate Cancer. RRP November/2014. PSA undetectable since. Implant May/2017 AMS700LGX 18 cm + 1.5 cm RTEs. 8 years and implant developed a leak. Revision by Dr Eid 6/27/25. Coloplast Titan 20 cm.

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ElbowRoom
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby ElbowRoom » Mon Jun 02, 2025 9:43 am

tooyoung wrote:Somebody already brought up this topic in this thread, specifically asking about young men. I responded from the perspective of a young man, reflecting the concerns of this demographic and potential reasons behind dissatisfaction within this specific subset of patients.

Yet, each time I engage, I get bombarded by older men who have only had their implants for a couple of months or, at most, a couple of years. How about not inserting yourself into a discussion that doesn’t really concern you—especially if your sole purpose is to shut down any critical discussion?


Please allow me to offer some gentle, constructive criticism.

Everybody on this board (especially in the implants section) is suffering or has suffered to some degree, this board exists for mutual support in that suffering. No matter what the topic title is or who it's aimed at, many people who are not the target may have opinions, want to weigh in, and want to be heard.

Frankly, your reaction to the older guys responding in the other thread was over the top -- profanity laced accusations and admonishments, amounting to "shut the fuck up, boomer." Just remember that these are guys that have all suffered in their own way, many of them for decades, and just want to voice their joy at having fixed their issue...maybe they think young guys could get inspired by that and see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Instead of yelling at them, maybe just a gentle statement in the thread of "I really want to hear from the younger guys and their experiences" or "Let's not get too far off-topic here" would come across much better.

I know it's the internet and it's very easy to get frustrated and pounce on posts you don't like. But this forum is really kind of unique in that everybody here wants all the other members to succeed and overcome their issues. Looking at it from that perspective might recast those posts you don't like as meant to be inspirational and not taunting.

Wish you the best!
58yo Coloplast Titan 28cm Penoscrotal with Dr. Hakky 10/21/2025.
Pre-op erect measurements:
8.5"L and 6.5"C

Post-op: 8”L and 6”C at one week.

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dan_bionic
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby dan_bionic » Mon Jun 02, 2025 10:15 am

ElbowRoom wrote:
tooyoung wrote:Somebody already brought up this topic in this thread, specifically asking about young men. I responded from the perspective of a young man, reflecting the concerns of this demographic and potential reasons behind dissatisfaction within this specific subset of patients.

Yet, each time I engage, I get bombarded by older men who have only had their implants for a couple of months or, at most, a couple of years. How about not inserting yourself into a discussion that doesn’t really concern you—especially if your sole purpose is to shut down any critical discussion?


Please allow me to offer some gentle, constructive criticism.

Everybody on this board (especially in the implants section) is suffering or has suffered to some degree, this board exists for mutual support in that suffering. No matter what the topic title is or who it's aimed at, many people who are not the target may have opinions, want to weigh in, and want to be heard.

Frankly, your reaction to the older guys responding in the other thread was over the top -- profanity laced accusations and admonishments, amounting to "shut the fuck up, boomer." Just remember that these are guys that have all suffered in their own way, many of them for decades, and just want to voice their joy at having fixed their issue...maybe they think young guys could get inspired by that and see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Instead of yelling at them, maybe just a gentle statement in the thread of "I really want to hear from the younger guys and their experiences" or "Let's not get too far off-topic here" would come across much better.

I know it's the internet and it's very easy to get frustrated and pounce on posts you don't like. But this forum is really kind of unique in that everybody here wants all the other members to succeed and overcome their issues. Looking at it from that perspective might recast those posts you don't like as meant to be inspirational and not taunting.

Wish you the best!


ElbowRoom,
thanks, that's exactly the aim of us "old guys" posting here, to show that there is light at the end of the tunnel and motivate them to look positive in that direction. Franktalk is the place for support and encouragement in this debilitating disease of many men, suffering many years.
Most of us started to suffer with ED, while some guys here were even not born yet!
Let' continue to support again and not to discourage.
All the best
Dan
67, Germany, lost 40 years to 4 asexual marriages and ED.
Implanted: July 2023, AMS LGX 18cm + 5 cm RTE
The best gift I made to myself! :lol: Fucking young chicks to compensate 8-)
Bionic Dick "at work":
https://implantporn.com

LiverpoolLad
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby LiverpoolLad » Mon Jun 02, 2025 11:35 am

ElbowRoom wrote:
tooyoung wrote:Somebody already brought up this topic in this thread, specifically asking about young men. I responded from the perspective of a young man, reflecting the concerns of this demographic and potential reasons behind dissatisfaction within this specific subset of patients.

Yet, each time I engage, I get bombarded by older men who have only had their implants for a couple of months or, at most, a couple of years. How about not inserting yourself into a discussion that doesn’t really concern you—especially if your sole purpose is to shut down any critical discussion?


Please allow me to offer some gentle, constructive criticism.

Everybody on this board (especially in the implants section) is suffering or has suffered to some degree, this board exists for mutual support in that suffering. No matter what the topic title is or who it's aimed at, many people who are not the target may have opinions, want to weigh in, and want to be heard.

Frankly, your reaction to the older guys responding in the other thread was over the top -- profanity laced accusations and admonishments, amounting to "shut the fuck up, boomer." Just remember that these are guys that have all suffered in their own way, many of them for decades, and just want to voice their joy at having fixed their issue...maybe they think young guys could get inspired by that and see the light at the end of the tunnel.

Instead of yelling at them, maybe just a gentle statement in the thread of "I really want to hear from the younger guys and their experiences" or "Let's not get too far off-topic here" would come across much better.

I know it's the internet and it's very easy to get frustrated and pounce on posts you don't like. But this forum is really kind of unique in that everybody here wants all the other members to succeed and overcome their issues. Looking at it from that perspective might recast those posts you don't like as meant to be inspirational and not taunting.

Wish you the best!




Totally agree with ElbowRoom! The site is a place to post opinions knowledge and not attack people.

I’m a younger guy and very aware of the fact the site has more older members. You can choose what you read so why should any member not get involved in discussion. For myself personally if I’m to have an implant it is useful hearing an older perspective on things.

People are free to choose who to interact with!
28 years old.

Currently trying injections - may be a neurogenic cause of ED.

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Kodixx
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby Kodixx » Mon Jun 02, 2025 11:45 am

LiverpoolLad, well stated, and sounds like a good approach to life in general.

- Chuck
LiverpoolLad wrote:Totally agree with ElbowRoom! The site is a place to post opinions knowledge and not attack people.

I’m a younger guy and very aware of the fact the site has more older members. You can choose what you read so why should any member not get involved in discussion. For myself personally if I’m to have an implant it is useful hearing an older perspective on things.

People are free to choose who to interact with!
Feb 2025 58yo, 38 with greatest wife ever
AMS CX, Tenacio, Dr Broghammer (excellent) pre-op L:7", post-op @ 9 mo L: 6.5=>7.0" G: 5.5=>5.75"
2wks pain, cycling-sex @ 7wks, minor discomfort @ 10wks, felt like 'new normal' @ 16wks

LastHope
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby LastHope » Mon Jun 02, 2025 12:42 pm

Excellent takeaways. Let's freely refute ideas, not the person or group.

It is okay to like or dislike an implant. Listening to both sides keeps potential patients from regretting if there is trouble such as loss of sensitivity due to unintended nerve damage/trauma, since these issues are often irreversible beyond waiting up to a year with hope for possible nerve regeneration! No need to silence or shut down those who have had a bad experience either!

LetoMan
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby LetoMan » Mon Jun 02, 2025 2:19 pm

LastHope wrote: No need to silence or shut down those who have had a bad experience either!


You guys keep on assembling Straw Men to argue with. Absolutely no one is silencing brothers that have had a bad experience. People are shutting down guys that make stuff up. Tooyoung in particular is getting called out for giving out bad bad bad information. And not by older guys or guys with IPPs either. Duke Cicero is 30 and has a malleable, and is one of his biggest critics. I’m 50. None of this has anything at all to do with being old, having a malleable, or being a success story. It’s everything to do with making stuff up.
50. Implanted 5/21/2024 at Kaiser SSF. AMS 700 CX 21cm, 3cm RTE. Penoscrotal. Venous leak my whole life. Pills helped, but hated the side effects; worked less as I aged. Skipped injections. Grateful to bionic brotherhood that helped me make this decision.

LastHope
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby LastHope » Mon Jun 02, 2025 3:04 pm

LetoMan wrote:
LastHope wrote: No need to silence or shut down those who have had a bad experience either!


You guys keep on assembling Straw Men to argue with. Absolutely no one is silencing brothers that have had a bad experience. People are shutting down guys that make stuff up. Tooyoung in particular is getting called out for giving out bad bad bad information. And not by older guys or guys with IPPs either. Duke Cicero is 30 and has a malleable, and is one of his biggest critics. I’m 50. None of this has anything at all to do with being old, having a malleable, or being a success story. It’s everything to do with making stuff up.


What qualifies as good or bad information?

Is it determined by popular opinion or by logical analysis of facts step by step?

“Listen to your doctor” is good advice, only until someone encounters an experience that contradicts what they were told.

I think well reasoned arguments are far more helpful than name calling.

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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby LetoMan » Mon Jun 02, 2025 3:22 pm

LastHope wrote:
I think well reasoned arguments are far more helpful than name calling.


More Straw Men! The only one calling anyone names is tooyoung, “ass licker” seems to be his preferred term for anyone that doesn’t buy what he’s peddling.

To the extent people have refuted him, it’s been with logic and reason.

But look. I’m not here to feed the trolls. People say stupid stuff over and over, and people are gonna point it out.
50. Implanted 5/21/2024 at Kaiser SSF. AMS 700 CX 21cm, 3cm RTE. Penoscrotal. Venous leak my whole life. Pills helped, but hated the side effects; worked less as I aged. Skipped injections. Grateful to bionic brotherhood that helped me make this decision.

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dan_bionic
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Re: Are you happy with your implant?

Postby dan_bionic » Mon Jun 02, 2025 3:46 pm

What's all about ? Trolls? Strow men? Ass lickers?
Guys, let's show the results that makes the implant superior to any other treatment:

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let's get a penis and start fucking!
Live is too short to spend it ion bullshit!
Dan
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67, Germany, lost 40 years to 4 asexual marriages and ED.
Implanted: July 2023, AMS LGX 18cm + 5 cm RTE
The best gift I made to myself! :lol: Fucking young chicks to compensate 8-)
Bionic Dick "at work":
https://implantporn.com


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