Penile Implant Urology Istanbul
Penile Implant Urology Istanbul, It is normal to have occasional difficulty getting or maintaining an erection. If you regularly have trouble getting or maintaining an erection – to the extent that you deliberately avoid intimate moments with your partner – that starts to become a problem. Penile Implant
What causes ED?
To begin with, ED is NOT completely in your head. No matter how hard you try, you can’t ask yourself to get an erection. Studies show that only 20% of causes of ED are due to a psychological problem or disorder. Diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol are common causes. Even a completely healthy man can develop ED after a brain or spinal cord injury. ED can also be a side effect of some medications. Read more on our Causes of ED page.
ED Treatment Options
When pills don’t work, an ED implant offers hope. Penile implants are specially fitted devices that are surgically implanted to allow you to get an erection whenever you want. They are undetectable to the naked eye, so no one will know you have them unless you tell them. The penile implant is designed to mimic the appearance and performance of a natural erection.
ED Affects Business Partners, Too
It’s not just men who suffer with ED. Spouses and partners experience their own emotional challenges. These feelings can range from confusion, anxiety, fear, and even sadness.
What is a penile implant?
A penile implant, also called a penile prosthesis, is a medical device that is surgically implanted in the erection chambers of the penis in case of severe ED.

What does it treat?
A penile prosthesis is used to treat men with erectile dysfunction (the inability to get an erection). Many of these men have tried oral medication before the penile prosthesis was placed. In addition, penile prosthesis can be part of the treatment of Peyronie’s disease. These products do not add length to the penis. Most patients are very satisfied with the penile prosthesis after learning to use it.
easy to change
Liquid filled with sterile saline
25,000 penile implants are applied annually worldwide.
More than 800,000 implants have been implanted to date
Highest patient and partner satisfaction (better than Viagra)
Opportunity for spontaneous sexual activity
Pump completely hidden under the skin, eliminates self-awareness (no one needs to know)
Restores normal function and anatomy
Maintains sensation and orgasm
Penis feels and works naturally, looks fuller, younger and completely normal
Patients and partners praise improved quality of life
Penile Implant Types
There are two main types of penile implants:
semi-rigid bars
Semi-rigid devices are always solid. The penis can be bent away from the body for sexual activity and towards the body for concealment.
A positionable penile implant is a semi-rigid device with a central series of segments held together by a spring at both ends. It can hold up and down positions better than other semi-rigid bars.
Inflatable penile prosthesis:
An inflatable penile prosthesis allows fluid to be retrieved from a storage area and filled the cylinders in the penis. A pump is placed in the scrotum next to the testis so that the patient can inflate it at any time. This prosthesis most closely mimics a normal erection.
How to Inflate Penile Implant / First inflation moment 5 weeks after surgery.

How is Penile Implant Inflated?

How is Penile Implant Inflated?

How is Penile Implant Inflated?

Titan® Touch Inflatable Penile Prosthesis
The inflatable penile prosthesis is a self-contained, fluid-filled system made of Bioflex and silicone. Bioflex is a flexible yet durable biopolymer material. It is designed to mimic the look and performance of a natural erection. Titan is available in both standard and narrow-bottomed roller styles, in a peno-scrotal or infrapubic approach, and in lengths ranging from 10-28 cm depending on the style. The Titan penis implant consists of: A reservoir (inserted in the abdomen) Two penis cylinders A pump Each piece is connected by silicone tubing. Titan is MRI Conditional and is not made of natural rubber latex.
Reasons to Consider Penile Implant
Patient Satisfaction Rates: Patients report a 98% satisfaction rate for inflatable penile implants.
Additional Patient Satisfaction Rates: Patients treated with penile implants seem to be significantly more satisfied with their treatment options than those treated with ED medication or other treatment options.
A Separate Treatment for ED: When your penis is flaccid, a penile prosthesis is not noticed. Your partner will not be able to tell you that you have an implant to treat your ED unless you tell them.
Minimum Recovery Time: Every person is different, but a typical recovery time after a prosthetic implant procedure is four to six weeks. Once you have fully recovered, you can start enjoying sex once again.
Cost-effective: Penile implants have been shown to be the most cost-effective ED treatment over a 10-year period.
Insurance Coverage: Penile implants are prescribed by a doctor and are generally covered by most insurance plans, including Medicare.
AMS 700™ Penile Implant
The AMS 700 Penile Implant is the most popular AMS inflatable prosthesis line. From where? It most closely mimics a natural erection, providing firmness when inflated and a natural, flaccid appearance when deflated.
AMS 700 LGX Implant
The ONLY penis implant currently on the market with cylinders that expand in CIRCUMSTANCE and LENGTH
Responds to complaint #1 of men with ED – loss of penile length – up to 25% length expansion depending on patient anatomy Firm, hard erection that lasts as long as desired
Natural drooping appearance when off
AMS 700 CX Implant
Controlled expansion provides maximum rigidity and optimizes perimeter expansion
Firm, hard erection that lasts as long as desired
Natural drooping appearance when off
AMS 700 CXR Implant
All the benefits of the AMS 700 implant series, including circumference expansion for patients who need narrower cylinders (e.g. those with scars on the body)
Controlled expansion provides maximum rigidity and optimum perimeter expansion
Firm, hard erection that lasts as long as desired
Natural drooping appearance when off
What happens on the trading day?
Your urologist (or a member of her team) will briefly review your history and medications and re-discuss surgery with you to confirm your consent.
An anesthesiologist will see you to discuss general anesthesia or spinal anesthesia options. The anesthesiologist will also discuss pain relief with you after the procedure.
We usually give you a pair of TED socks to wear and give you an injection of heparin after your surgery. These help prevent blood clots from developing and traveling to your lungs. Your healthcare team will decide whether to continue wearing the socks after you go home.
Details of the Operation
we will shave and clean the area with antiseptic for 5 to 10 minutes to minimize the risk of infection
we usually perform the procedure under general anesthesia or rarely spinal anesthesia (when you are awake or sedated but feel nothing below the waist)
We will give you an antibiotic injection before the procedure, after carefully checking whether you have any allergies.
we usually make a small incision just below the junction between your penis and scrotum or just above the function of your penis and lower abdomen (abdomen). We care about completing most of the procedure through this single incision, but sometimes we need to make a second incision in your abdomen to position the reservoir.
we dissect the tissue inside the erectile cylinders (corpora cavernosa) of the penis and measure the space produced so that the largest suitable size implant can be inserted
For the pump in the scrotum (if an inflatable device is used), we usually create a space between your testicles, in the front and lower part of your scrotum (so it can be easily found).
If a fluid reservoir is needed (see above), we place it through a separate incision either near the bladder or under the muscle in the lower abdomen.
inflatable devices are filled with liquid, air is expelled from the cylinders and connecting pipes, and inflation is tested while you sleep
a small drain will likely remain in the wound and you may have a catheter overnight.
We normally wrap the penis with a tight dressing to reduce swelling and bruising.
The catheter and drain are usually removed the day after your surgery. Your dressing can be removed by you two days after the procedure. If you have an inflatable device, you can do this by 40% before you go home.
After your AMS 700™ or Titan ® Touch Pump – Coloplast Penile Implant surgery
The AMS 700 Penile Implant, which is completely placed on the person’s body, is designed to be easy to use. It takes patients under control of their erectile functions.
How Does the AMS 700 Penile Implant Work?

The AMS 700 Penile Implant consists of a double cylinder implanted in the penis, a pump placed in the scrotum, and a saline reservoir placed in the lower abdomen. Squeezing and releasing the pump moves fluid into the rollers, creating an erection.
When inflated, your penis will be hard and hard like a natural erection and your erection will last as long as you want. Typically, ejaculation and sensation will feel similar to what they felt before the implant. 1 Your implant will not be detected in any way, and no one will know it unless you tell it to – even in the dressing room.
To use your AMS 700 Penile Implant, simply follow the instructions below.
Your Implant Design
The prosthesis is a closed, saline-filled system consisting of 3 components: a reservoir, a pair of cylinders implanted in the corpora cavernosa, and a pump implanted in the scrotum (Figure 1). The kink resistant tubing connects components made of silicone elastomer.

A. Hopper
B. Rollers
C. Pump
D. Hose
E. Extinguish button
F. Extinguisher block
G. Pump bulb
Inflating Your Implant

- Grasp the tube with one hand over the quenching block.
- Using your other hand, quickly and firmly tighten and release the pump bulb.
- Continue squeezing and releasing the bulb several times until the rollers are filled with liquid and become upright.
- Do not press the extinguish button while tightening the bulb.
Deflating Your Implant

- Grasp the tube with one hand over the quenching block.
- Using your other hand, place your thumb and index finger on opposite sides of the extinguisher block.
- Squeeze the extinguish button for about four seconds and then release it. Your penis will then return to a soft, flaccid and natural-looking state.
Forced Extinguishing Maneuver

- To reset the poppet valve, start the process by pressing the deflate button on the pump located in your scrotum.
- After pressing the deflate button, try to start the pump by squeezing hard, fast and strong. You may hear or feel a “pop” sound.
- Press the deflate button and at the same time firmly squeeze and rotate the rollers on the shaft of the penis for about 30 seconds. A stream of fluid should move through the pump and the device will start spinning normally.
- If necessary, go back to step 1. You can try this maneuver many times.
See How Your Implant Is Working
See how the AMS 700 Penile Implant is easy to inflate and uses a one-touch button to deflate.
Penile Implant Risks
As with any medical procedure, complications can occur. Below is an overview of the risks of a Boston Scientific penile implant, but individuals are encouraged to talk to their doctor about the risks and benefits associated with each device.
Side effects include, but are not limited to:
Natural or spontaneous erections and other interventional treatment options will no longer be possible.
Infection, in which case the implant may need to be removed
Pain typically associated with the healing process
Mechanical failure of the implant