Well he's 100% right about how well it fixes you in the end , But there is some extreme pain and swelling the first week or 2 of my surgery. But all in all it's worth it. I used a different Surgeon here in TN. But a very high volume office. Ended up being 100% satisfied
Thanks for your honest opinion. Thinking about having this done, in the near future. Just turned 66. Sick of Viagra. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't, anymore😏
I have ED as part of my Parkinson’s disease. No one talks about that. The other treatments are not ultimately going to help me long term. Why the heck didn’t my doctors tell me this?! I’ve been wasting my time with pills! I had to find the implant idea from my daily research! Tell your male friends with PD about this. Hope to have mine before summer.
Hi Dr. Perito My name is Doug Monda. I had my Prostate removed 11yrs ago. I have used everything meds pumps there is. I want to get a Implant but I live in the Tampa fla area. Am Unable to travel and stay ln Coral Gables for you to do the Implant. My question to you. Can you please Refer me to a surgeon in the Tampa Bay area for my Implant? Thank you Dr. Perito. Doug Monda
Definitely not painless. Two weeks out and still have some discomfort. No one talks about using the bathroom after surgery. You won’t be able to sit down and pee. Recommend a urinal, the shower, or a bucket.
Hay Bro how is ur implant going on and what type of implant u had?is pain still there and how was the pain after surgery?i m gone have on 21jul and ur feed back will be much appriciatted...hope to hear from u soon?
@@wasimahmed1570 I had the Coloplast Titan. No more pain but unfortunately developed an infection around the pump. I followed all instructions. Have to have it replaced with a semirigid device to maintain length. Not too happy man. Wondering if all this is even worth it? But I wish you good luck. I guess this is standard practice when there is an infection. Having it replaced tomorrow.
@@natesworld315 well sorry to hear that.infact i would like to have TACTRA malleable implant as there is no risk of infection or mechanical failuar sice u are going for semirigid then which one u are going to have?
@@wasimahmed1570 there is an infection risk with any implant. Coloplast semirigid I don’t know what size. Mine now uses 6.3 inch cylinders, only about 4.5 is usable because of my pubic fat. Imagine 6 inch rods.
I am sure your urologist explained the rods have to be trimmed to prevent erosion. If I were you, I would try a two or three piece implant because you can be safely aggressively oversized.
@@shanemartin8904 Exactly. I'm 66, and have been considering this procedure. Did some research. The procedure is 20 to 25,000 dollars. And Medicare covers just about all of it, if you have erectile dysfunction. I'm probably going to get this done sometime in the next year.
An implant should not be pursued until all other remedies have been exhausted. It’s IRREVERSIBLE. It can go wrong, each revision can cost length and girth, it’s expensive. The device WILL fail at some point.
Not exactly. A penile implant can be removed. While a replacement penile implant has a higher failure rate than the original implant, when placed by a dedicated implanter, it has a failure rate of ~1% per year. As far as the expense, it's covered by most medical insurance providers. That being the case, it should be pursued if prescription drugs don't work, but it's important to act quickly. Time lost is girth and length lost in the erectile tissue.
I'm going through the same and I'm young, don't want to become like him but I get why he's like that. So much suffering in his eyes, so much lost opportunities.
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This man is a straight talker and has the intestinal fortitude to speak out about a very common problem. Thank you Sir!
You're welcome!
Well he's 100% right about how well it fixes you in the end , But there is some extreme pain and swelling the first week or 2 of my surgery. But all in all it's worth it. I used a different Surgeon here in TN. But a very high volume office. Ended up being 100% satisfied
where in TN?
Thanks for your honest opinion. Thinking about having this done, in the near future. Just turned 66.
Sick of Viagra. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn't, anymore😏
Excellent testimony.
OUTSTANDING candidness!!!
Thank you SO much for sharing!! I'm seriously considering having this done very soon.
Glad it was helpful!
See you soon Doctor .
Done deal thanks for your testimonial!!
how many years the life time of this implant?
12-15 years is normal.
I have ED as part of my Parkinson’s disease. No one talks about that. The other treatments are not ultimately going to help me long term. Why the heck didn’t my doctors tell me this?! I’ve been wasting my time with pills! I had to find the implant idea from my daily research! Tell your male friends with PD about this. Hope to have mine before summer.
Hi Dr. Perito My name is Doug Monda. I had my Prostate removed 11yrs ago. I have used everything meds pumps there is. I want to get a Implant but I live in the Tampa fla area. Am Unable to travel and stay ln Coral Gables for you to do the Implant. My question to you. Can you please Refer me to a surgeon in the Tampa Bay area for my Implant? Thank you Dr. Perito. Doug Monda
Please contact us at PeritoUrology.com.
Definitely not painless. Two weeks out and still have some discomfort. No one talks about using the bathroom after surgery. You won’t be able to sit down and pee. Recommend a urinal, the shower, or a bucket.
Hay Bro how is ur implant going on and what type of implant u had?is pain still there and how was the pain after surgery?i m gone have on 21jul and ur feed back will be much appriciatted...hope to hear from u soon?
@@wasimahmed1570 I had the Coloplast Titan. No more pain but unfortunately developed an infection around the pump. I followed all instructions. Have to have it replaced with a semirigid device to maintain length. Not too happy man. Wondering if all this is even worth it? But I wish you good luck. I guess this is standard practice when there is an infection. Having it replaced tomorrow.
@@natesworld315 well sorry to hear that.infact i would like to have TACTRA malleable implant as there is no risk of infection or mechanical failuar sice u are going for semirigid then which one u are going to have?
@@wasimahmed1570 there is an infection risk with any implant. Coloplast semirigid
I don’t know what size. Mine now uses 6.3 inch cylinders, only about 4.5 is usable because of my pubic fat. Imagine 6 inch rods.
I am sure your urologist explained the rods have to be trimmed to prevent erosion. If I were you, I would try a two or three piece implant because you can be safely aggressively oversized.
This is good work!🙏🏿 amazing
Thank you 🙌
Painless? Seriously, he said that at least twice. No one else says that.
Maybe he was blasted on morphine
Thank u
I have an ams and my insurance was billed 65k for the procedure.
bullshit. i was quoted 25k
@@shanemartin8904
Exactly.
I'm 66, and have been considering this procedure.
Did some research.
The procedure is 20 to 25,000 dollars. And Medicare covers just about all of it, if you have erectile dysfunction.
I'm probably going to get this done sometime in the next year.
how does it cost ?
How does it cost
@@abhijitroy4994 $25k
Tell the truth to the people
An implant should not be pursued until all other remedies have been exhausted.
It’s IRREVERSIBLE. It can go wrong, each revision can cost length and girth, it’s expensive. The device WILL fail at some point.
Not exactly. A penile implant can be removed. While a replacement penile implant has a higher failure rate than the original implant, when placed by a dedicated implanter, it has a failure rate of ~1% per year. As far as the expense, it's covered by most medical insurance providers. That being the case, it should be pursued if prescription drugs don't work, but it's important to act quickly. Time lost is girth and length lost in the erectile tissue.
This guy is TRULY depressing.
Broh understand this problem for most men.. i know he sounds sad on his voice but its ok. Dont hate the men dude.
This man is authentic as one can be.
I'm going through the same and I'm young, don't want to become like him but I get why he's like that. So much suffering in his eyes, so much lost opportunities.
@@smartjackasswisdom1467 Your not alone son!
@@ΜέΛένεΚωστάκη how many men got penis implant yet in the world???