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Penile Implant in Mukundapur | Manipal Hospitals

Penile Implant

Penile Implant in Mukundapur

A penile implant is a device which is surgically inserted inside a penis, primarily to treat Erectile Dysfunction (ED). This device can be of two types: one that is inflatable and one that consists of a bendable, malleable rod.

What is a Penile Implant?

A penile implant is a device that is inserted into the penis to help treat Erectile Dysfunction in men. This condition can disrupt getting an erection naturally. A penile implant can vastly improve sexual health, thereby improving overall mental well-being and quality of life.

A penile implant is primarily made of silicone, bioflex polymers and titanium, offering durability and flexibility.

Benefits of Penile Implant

The benefits of a penile implant far outweigh any of the risks associated with it:

  • Ability to achieve an erection, thereby resulting in improved sexual health.

  • High success and patient satisfaction rates.

  • No requirement of further medication for ED.

  • Low post-operative complications.

  • Low risk of surgical failures.

Risks of Penile Implant

Penile implants can have several benefits, but may also have certain risks associated with it, including:

  • Risk of infection.

  • Formation of scar tissue around the operation site, leading to penile curvature.

  • Need for repeat procedure.

  • Pain and discomfort.

Why Choose Manipal?

A penile implant can have a significant effect on the appearance and confidence of someone suffering from erectile dysfunction. At Manipal Hospitals Mukundapur, our expert urologists are here to provide personalised treatment facilities for each patient’s individual needs, resulting in best possible outcomes.

Consult specialists for Penile Implant surgery in Mukundapur at Manipal Hospitals. Get advanced treatment for erectile dysfunction with personalised care.

FAQ's

Candidates are typically men with persistent ED who have not responded to less invasive treatments, or those for whom other treatments are unsuitable. This includes men with ED due to diabetes, prostate cancer treatment, vascular disease, or spinal cord injuries, among others.

While implants are designed for durability, they are not always permanent. The average lifespan is typically 10-15 years, though many last longer. Implants may eventually require revision surgery due to wear and tear or other complications.

No, a penile implant is designed to restore the length and girth you had before the onset of severe ED. It does not typically increase the size of your penis beyond its natural, erect dimensions. Some men may experience a slight perception of decreased length if their ED caused significant penile shortening over time.

No, penile implant surgery does not affect your urinary function. The implant is placed in the erection chambers, separate from the urethra, which is responsible for urination.

Yes, having a penile implant does not affect your ability to ejaculate or father children naturally, assuming you had those capabilities before the surgery. If you were undergoing fertility treatments prior to the implant, you can typically continue them.

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