Quote from: Aussiemale on April 26, 2024, 06:06:24 PMHi Rex.

Great to hear your success. I also have diabetes and I'm type one.....I'm booked for next month.

Glad to hear your pain is resolving. That's my number one fear too .....

Well done on your decision to take this step.

I also will be staying overnight.....but no questions asked in my case.....hope to join the ranks with you soon.

Aussiemale

You'll be happy you did, Aussiemale! Staying in a "marathon mode" mindset helps for the few first weeks. Yafi's PA said the only infection he observed in hundreds of procedures was with an unmanaged diabetic. I assume you're managing it, as a type 1, so there's little chance of infection. 

Thank you for the smooth transaction.

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Thanks guys. I probably should have proofread that more closely. A couple of omissions: I opted not to go with Xiaflex because I'd still be using sildenifil even if the procedure was successful, but sildenafil aggravates my tinnitus big time. I needed that to end also. 

I also forgot to mention that there might be some neuropraxia in the prepuce along the frenulum. There's been some swelling or puffiness in the underside since the surgery that I'm hoping is still healing. It's the most important part of the penis in terms of sexual stimulation and there's still some soreness and numbness there. Fingers crossed. 

YoungPrince has not posted on the forum for over a year now.

This would be an excellent question to ask one of our gracious Dr's here on the forum.

Hey did any of the supplements or medications you took help? How are things now?

Quote from: Lostand Looking24 on Yesterday at 07:50:01 AMIm aware they definitely straighten the curve, was mostly curious their effect on buckling specifically. For example the surgery where they cut out the plaque and replace it with a graft - would that fix the buckling since theres technically no scarred area anymore?

Plaque excision and grafting. I don't think anyone can answer that question except someone who has done that specific surgery. I would assume the graft is meant to give some support.

Hey Rex, I remember following your posts since you joined here and your journey to the implant. Seems like things have gone very well, very happy for you, you warrior!!

Quote from: Mikel7 on Yesterday at 06:52:30 AMI am sure you are just referencing plication surgery?

That was definitely one of them, I'm not too sure on the other ones but I know there are others, like when they cut out the scar and replace it with a graft, and one called 'nesbit' which to be honest im not familiar with, etc.

Im aware they definitely straighten the curve, was mostly curious their effect on buckling specifically. For example the surgery where they cut out the plaque and replace it with a graft - would that fix the buckling since theres technically no scarred area anymore?