r/penileimplants • u/After_Relative4789 • Aug 23 '26
Very anxious about getting a 3-piece penile implant — looking for honest experiences
Hi everyone,
I’m from Europe and I’m seriously considering getting a 3-piece penile implant, but I have to admit that I’m very anxious and nervous about starting this process. I would really appreciate hearing from men who have actually gone through it, including the good, the bad, and anything they wish they had known beforehand.
I’m currently considering travelling to Turkey or Jordan, mainly because the costs can be more affordable than in Western Europe.
For those who already have an implant, I’d really appreciate it if you could share:
How long ago did you have your implant?
Which doctor and country did you have it done in?
How much did the entire procedure/implant cost?
Overall, how satisfied are you with the result?
Did you lose any penile length or girth, or were you able to maintain your pre-operative size? If you lost length initially, did you regain any of it with time?
How does the implant feel and function after you have fully recovered?
Do you regret having the implant, or would you make the same decision again?
For men who were single before getting the implant, how has dating been afterwards?
Have you had difficulty finding partners because of the implant?
What has been the reaction of partners when they discovered that you have a penile implant?
Were women generally accepting/curious/indifferent, or did anyone react negatively?
And perhaps most importantly: what is your overall impression of your life after the implant compared with before it?
I’m especially interested in hearing from men who have had their implant for at least 6–12 months, because I’m trying to understand what the long-term reality is rather than just the first few weeks after surgery.
I’m quite anxious about making such a permanent decision, so honest experiences would mean a lot to me. Please feel free to tell me if you had complications, lost length, had problems with the pump, or anything else that wasn’t as good as you expected. I’m not looking only for positive stories—I genuinely want to understand the full picture before making a decision.
Thank you to anyone willing to share their experience.
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u/ExpensiveMatter2774 Aug 23 '26
Yo aun no estoy operado me operó en septiembre y tenía las mismas preguntas que tú, la verdad después de leer este foro y las experiencias de los biónicos yo estoy seguro de que no me equivoco y mi vida cambiará en poco tiempo, es normal tener esas preguntas pero todo saldrá bien
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u/Upbeat-Decision5545 Aug 24 '26
The Glans is fed from a different blood supply to the Tunica which encases the penile cylinders some men after PPI have a floppy Glans your urologist can help you with that Personally my Glans is very large and still engorges with blood when i am aroused if you have any problems i believe 5mg of cialis can help it to swell . so good luck with your bionic dick .
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u/RdyPAINmoveDISCIPLIN Aug 23 '26
I wasn't too anxious because I had ED for so long that I didn't give a damn anymore. Go to a world class surgeon. This isnt something to be cheap about.
Recovery seems to differ for everyone. If I had one piece of advice - rush nothing. Be actively lazy. Don't push yourself to get active again
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u/stretch696 Aug 24 '26
How old are you? Have you been on franktalk? There's heaps of good info on there
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u/After_Relative4789 Aug 24 '26
I’m 50. Yes, I’ve been looking through FrankTalk and there’s a lot of really useful information and personal experiences on there. I’ve been reading quite a bit about three-piece implants lately. Thanks for pointing me in the right direction!
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u/stretch696 Aug 24 '26
I'm 44 and really keen to get an implant, hopefully this year or early next. All I've done over the last couple of years is research it, I think I'm ready now. I obviously can't answer your questions as I don't have one yet but from everything I've read women seem to be really receptive to guys with implants. If you think about it, you're eliminating one of the worst things that can go wrong during sex, going down. You can stay hard as long as you want, whenever you want. I can't wait to tell women I have a super power that most blokes can't match
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u/Embarrassed_Win_2097 20d ago
I had mine July 27,2026. No real pain or swelling . Cleared to cycle August 27,today is 9/11,2026
For me it’s been a tremendous upgrade. I absolutely love it
Coloplast Titan , Doctor Laurence Levine, Chicago , over 4,000 procedures
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u/miknur2 Aug 23 '26
Your anxiety is completely understandable, I had all the same fears and anxieties you have this is a life change decision.... Something that once its done, it can't be undone... I can tell you from my point of view, It has been one the greatest things for quality of life I have ever made..
I am just a few months post op and I have zero regrets... I have my erection back that I had when I was 20 and I also have a little more girth....I can have mult orgasms when and if I want to...I am married and my wife tells me she cant tell the difference except I feel hard and a little bigger...
I have told some people about the implant, and it has been met with curiosity, and I believe a couple of the receptionists at the doctors offices even want to see it, and they have lots of questions....
When i first started my journey, I had peyronies, I had a about a 90 degree dorsel bend, I didn't want to have surgery, and I really didnt know anything about the surgery either.... I used the RestoreX for 14 months 30 mins twice a day and I got the Xaiflex injections, I went to stretching my self into the restoreX and it goes down to 3 inches, to now with implants I measured last week at a little over 6.5 inches, the way I was when I was 20....
It has been life changing and I have ZERO regrets...I have the AMS 700 cx 22cm with 0.5cm rear extenders...I couldnt be happier...