Penile prosthesis implantation surgery appearance

Penile prosthesis is used to repair underdeveloped penile function and short penis. It is a relatively advanced medical technology. Men need to choose a regular hospital for surgery. Moreover, the appearance of this surgery is basically invisible after implantation, and it is not known whether it affects the function of the penis and fertility problems. It can also regulate the satisfaction of sexual life, but this surgery may cause malfunctions, such as not being able to ride a bicycle, etc.

Currently, more and more patients are choosing prosthesis implantation surgery. Generally speaking, the satisfaction of patients and women after the surgery is high. This is because the time of sexual life can be controlled by oneself; in addition, after the surgery, the patient is no longer affected by psychological factors; the prosthesis is well concealed and cannot be seen from the outside; during use, it will not affect the feeling of the penis, nor will it affect fertility problems. It is a relatively safe minimally invasive surgery.

However, when using the prosthesis, it should be noted that the prosthetic device may malfunction. Patients are advised to avoid sports that may damage the device, such as riding a bicycle, and avoid twisting and bending during intercourse.

People who are not suitable for penile prosthesis implantation

Patients with acute or chronic organic encephalopathy. Such as stroke, cerebral hemorrhage, subarachnoid hemorrhage, brain tumor, primary or secondary epilepsy, etc. Patients with severe medical diseases that contraindicate surgery. Such as patients with congestive heart failure, renal insufficiency, cirrhosis, abnormal liver function, endocrine system diseases, etc. Patients with mental illness or severe depression. Those under 40-50 years old, with suspected mental impotence or unclear diagnosis. Those with serious marital problems. Patients suffering from infectious diseases, epidemic periods, such as active tuberculosis, active hepatitis of various types, and various epidemic outbreaks.

Those with endocrine diseases caused by uncontrolled diabetes, hyperthyroidism, or hyperadrenalism. Others include those with poor hand-eye coordination, unclear motivation for surgery, or excessive postoperative expectations.