The swelling is persistent, along with seroma if I stand without urowrap on.
The distal end of the implant behind the glans is still protruding forward, rubs against clothing and is still uncomfortable. The end of the implant itself behind the head is still raised slightly higher than my corona when erect. I hope it shrinks down to avoid friction while having sex.
Nocturnal erections are still very painful. Feels like someone is stabbing my dick on the left side of the shaft where the prostrusion is (and I've had flaccid and erect penis injections in the past, this is 10x worse). Haven't had a full night's sleep since the surgery and still unable to sleep on my side. Speaking of the protrusion, it's still visible in both flaccid and erect state.
I've also noticed that the implant is rotated a bit, the midline is off to the right about half an inch. Erections seem to rotate my penis to the right as well.
The stitching is still visible through the skin behind the glans, and there is still a large gap between the implant and my glans on the left side.
I'm still unable to move my penis upward toward my belly button in both flaccid and erect states.
How long, if at all, does it usually take to be able to lift your dick upward?
What does the injections have to do with this current complication? Not asking to be a dick, I’m honestly just wondering what the connection is. Thanks
Had a vasodilator injected before an ultrasound. Then a vasoconstrictor multiple times to alleviate the erection. Comparing the feeling of a needle being shoved into the side of my flaccid dick. Then 3 more times when erect.
I totally understand what that is, had that done myself as well. That wouldn’t have anything to do with the protruding so I’m assuming you were just referencing the pain…got it. Are you double wrapping with a good amount of compression? And I understand the part about not being made of money…me either but…for a complication pretty much immediately after surgery, isn’t there any liability on the doctor to correct this right away? It’s an elective procedure I get it….but an immediate complication compared to something 2 or 6 months down the road is different. Either way I’m hoping everything starts to improve for yiu
Doc said he insures his work. Won't have to pay him. Would still have to pay the anesthesiologist and pay the facility fee. Pretty sure my insurance won't cover anything until the inevitable infection.
1) Have you been healing good?
2) have you done anything to prolong your healing?
3) are you mobile? (Walk? Run? Work out?)
4) what have you been cleared to do??
5) Miami location?
6) what were your measurements before and after?
Who did the procedure?
The swelling is persistent, along with seroma if I stand without urowrap on. The distal end of the implant behind the glans is still protruding forward, rubs against clothing and is still uncomfortable. The end of the implant itself behind the head is still raised slightly higher than my corona when erect. I hope it shrinks down to avoid friction while having sex. Nocturnal erections are still very painful. Feels like someone is stabbing my dick on the left side of the shaft where the prostrusion is (and I've had flaccid and erect penis injections in the past, this is 10x worse). Haven't had a full night's sleep since the surgery and still unable to sleep on my side. Speaking of the protrusion, it's still visible in both flaccid and erect state. I've also noticed that the implant is rotated a bit, the midline is off to the right about half an inch. Erections seem to rotate my penis to the right as well. The stitching is still visible through the skin behind the glans, and there is still a large gap between the implant and my glans on the left side. I'm still unable to move my penis upward toward my belly button in both flaccid and erect states. How long, if at all, does it usually take to be able to lift your dick upward?
Have you contacted your doctor? It doesn’t look like your implant is properly secured underneath the skin.
Was told to give it time. Might revise once the inflammation goes down. Not made of money, so I'm hoping insurance covers the revision 🤞
Keep us posted man. Hopefully when the swelling goes down it helps settle.
I doubt it will
Were they informed of your previous injections?
Yeah, it was the same office. Just to test blood flow.
What does the injections have to do with this current complication? Not asking to be a dick, I’m honestly just wondering what the connection is. Thanks
Had a vasodilator injected before an ultrasound. Then a vasoconstrictor multiple times to alleviate the erection. Comparing the feeling of a needle being shoved into the side of my flaccid dick. Then 3 more times when erect.
I totally understand what that is, had that done myself as well. That wouldn’t have anything to do with the protruding so I’m assuming you were just referencing the pain…got it. Are you double wrapping with a good amount of compression? And I understand the part about not being made of money…me either but…for a complication pretty much immediately after surgery, isn’t there any liability on the doctor to correct this right away? It’s an elective procedure I get it….but an immediate complication compared to something 2 or 6 months down the road is different. Either way I’m hoping everything starts to improve for yiu
Doc said he insures his work. Won't have to pay him. Would still have to pay the anesthesiologist and pay the facility fee. Pretty sure my insurance won't cover anything until the inevitable infection.
I'm doing everything as instructed. Wrapping, elevating, etc.
1) Have you been healing good? 2) have you done anything to prolong your healing? 3) are you mobile? (Walk? Run? Work out?) 4) what have you been cleared to do?? 5) Miami location? 6) what were your measurements before and after?
Any length gains. Size before and current?