I’m finally taking the leap on February 19, in Paris.”

[Badal1968]

Hello everyone,
I have been suffering from erectile dysfunction for about ten years, caused by severe venous leakage.
At the time of my first diagnosis, a Belgian doctor at Saint-Pierre Clinic in Brussels explained to me very bluntly that venous leakage is an extremely difficult condition to treat. He immediately recommended a penile implant.
This news deeply frightened me and led to a period of great discouragement. I therefore searched for alternative solutions, and the one I pursued was venous embolization, performed in Paris by Dr. Hakimé.
Unfortunately, after two procedures over the course of one year, the conclusion was clear: no significant improvement.
I should mention that I am African and currently living in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). You can therefore imagine the significant costs related to travel, Airbnb accommodation, and hospital care.
In the end, after two failed venous embolization procedures, I decided to move forward with a penile implant.
Along the way, I followed a urologist I discovered somewhat by chance on YouTube, Dr. Sébastien Beley, who turned out to be an excellent practitioner with an impressive number of patients.
I eventually succeeded in securing a surgery date scheduled for February 19, 2026, in Paris.
Dr. Beley gives priority to patients coming from other continents, due to the major logistical challenges involved in organizing this type of medical travel.
The implant currently considered for me is the Rigicon Infla 10, which appears to offer strong potential for both length and girth gains.
However, the final choice will be made by the surgeon on the day of surgery, in line with European medical practice.
I would also like to sincerely thank all of you for sharing your experiences. Your transparency and honesty have been extremely helpful to me.
I am French-speaking and use a translator to communicate here.
I searched for months to find a forum like this one.
Within the French-speaking community, there is virtually nothing comparable.
I simply wanted to let you know that I am moving forward — February 19, 2026, is the day.
One final note: I notice that very few people have chosen Rigicon, even though it appears to be highly competitive in terms of length and girth expansion.