Does anybody here had surgery with Dr Egydio?

[Tortão Pra Direita]

So, I'm willing to go to São Paulo to consult with him. Probably my case needs surgery. I don't want to expend money to go there just to know I need surgery and I can't afford it. I need to have a basis. In average, how much he charges for a surgery? I know it varies depending on the case, but probably I just need a surgery to correct a 45º degree.

If you had surgery with him or know somebody that had, please let me know about prices. Thanks!

[P1992]

hi bro

I went by him in 2017 for a consultation and at the time I had a diagnosis for implantation of a malleable penile prosthesis and the cost  for the surgery was R $ 60,000, (surgeon + anesthesiologist + assistant doctor + medical instructor) plus R $ 4,000 of the hospital cost where the surgery would be performed and another R $ 4,700.00 of prostheses, and the surgery payment could be made with 70, 50 or 30% of the cash value (TED) and the remainder of the installment in 5x on the card credit. The Hospital's payment condition was 3 checks or 3x on the credit card, whereas the prostheses payment was in cash via credit, debit or TED.

There is contact on his website and I think you can get more information about this, updated in the case.

good luck

[Tortão Pra Direita]

Wow, thanks for your detailed reply, P1992!
It's expensive but he's the best in his area, so I think it's worth it.

How did your procedure go? Everything went well?  

[P1992]

You are welcome, friend. No, I did not have the surgery at the time because I still had hope of improving the problem and also because I would not put on a semi-rigid (malleable) prosthesis, in case I decided to do it, but I would choose an inflatable one.

I am currently evaluating this possibility, but I have no idea how much the procedure for this surgery, the prostheses and what types or models he uses.

hug

[Hawk]

I know some people praise him BUT I am very skeptical.  The reason is that the cost seems outrageous  It is triple what Dr. Eid or Kramer who are the best in the U.S. charge for a 3 piece inflatable implant.

The other thing is I would have very little confidence that a truly great doctor would ever  recommend a manipulable implant.  

[P1992]

I think the same way as you hawk. I did not feel comfortable and confident with him, and, despite his diagnosis being surgery I have not yet decided on it, as I still have erections (although increasingly difficult), despite having other symptoms of the disease

[Tortão Pra Direita]

I know some people praise him BUT I am very skeptical.  The reason is that the cost seems outrageous  It is triple what Dr. Eid or Kramer who are the best in the U.S. charge for a 3 piece inflatable implant.

The other thing is I would have very little confidence that a truly great doctor would ever  recommend a manipulable implant.

Do you know how much they charge for a reconstruction surgery without an implant?
Unfortunately, dollar is way too pricey. Our currency (Real) is very depreciated (time for you, gringos, come have a surgery here in Brazil, lol).

What I like about Egydio is that he says he doesn't use grafting and his surgery doesn't shorten the penis - it actually restores the original lenght and girth.
This is what he talks about in his videos. Should I trust him? Well, he seems a very knowdgeable doctor. He won a "survivor debate" among another 3 urologists, organized by the American Urological Association (AUA19).
https://www.auadailynews.org/survivor-debate-ipp-with-degloving-preferred-treatment-in-difficult-case-of-penile-shortening-deformity/

So yea, he seems very legit to me. Maybe I'm a bit biased, cause I love to hear that it's possible to get some of my original penis back.

[bricedu13]

I too would like to know more about the techniques of this surgeon, because I am very interested in his technique which allows to lengthen the short side.

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His technique is now "Egydio Technique 2.0", a better version of his first. Now he doesn't use grafting.
If you are dealing with ED, then probably he's gonna use the Multiple-Slit Technique (MUST). As far as I know, this technique is similar to Egydio Technique 2.0, but a prothesis is inserted in your penis.

Take a look:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29275049/
This study was done by Egydio and Kuehhas.

"In Peyronies Disease cases, the mean deviation of the penile axis was 55° (range = 0-90°). Mean subjective penile length loss reported was 3.2 cm (range = 1-5 cm), and shaft constriction was present in 44.9%. Median follow-up was 15.2 months (range = 6-36 months). Mean penile length gain was 3.1 cm (range = 2-5 cm)."

[bricedu13]

His technique is now "Egydio Technique 2.0", a better version of his first. Now he doesn't use grafting.
If you are dealing with Erectile Dysfunction, then probably he's gonna use the Multiple-Slit Technique (MUST). As far as I know, this technique is similar to Egydio Technique 2.0, but a prothesis is inserted in your penis.

Take a look:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29275049/
This study was done by Egydio and Kuehhas.

"In Peyronies Disease cases, the mean deviation of the penile axis was 55° (range = 0-90°). Mean subjective penile length loss reported was 3.2 cm (range = 1-5 cm), and shaft constriction was present in 44.9%. Median follow-up was 15.2 months (range = 6-36 months). Mean penile length gain was 3.1 cm (range = 2-5 cm)."

I have a congenital curvature