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Considering Penile Implant Surgery?

There are many types of penile implant surgeries available to men with severe erectile problems, including those caused by Peyronie’s disease. Procedures to help men regain erectile function include hydraulic implants, inflatable prosthesis, and malleable rods which are inserted into the penile shaft.

Penile implants can be very invasive surgeries and complications including infection, bleeding, pain and discomfort, mechanical failure, or extrusion of the implant are common.

Penile implants are seen by Boston Medical Group as a last-resort surgery.  Men with erectile problems should try the multitude of erectile dysfunction (ED) treatments available via The Boston Method before enduring surgery on such a delicate area.

For a non-invasive diagnostic examination that can help you regain sexual function without major surgery on the penis and testicles, call Boston Medical Group today. Their highly-trained physicians can help find a treatment for you based on your own personal conditions, needs and expectations.


Looking for Alternatives to Penile Implant Surgery?

The Boston Medical Group for over a decade has helped thousands of men avoid the unnecessary complications associated with penile implant surgery. Some popular and very affective alternatives to penile implant surgery include: hormonal replacement therapy, intracavernous pharmacotherapy, vacuum suction devices, intra-urethral suppositories, oral ED pills and more.

What Types of Penile Implant Surgery are Available?

There are many types of penile implant surgery. The inflatable prosthesis penile implant surgery involves inserting inflatable tubes in the penis which are filled with air by a pump in the scrotum. The hydraulic penile implant surgery involves two tubes filled with a saline solution that are raised by a pump located in the scrotum. The malleable penile implant surgery consists of two cylinders that are implanted inside the penis, keeping it in a semi-erect state. The position of the cylinders are adjusted upwards for sexual intercourse or downwards for daily activities.