Treatment of Penile Implant in India

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What is a Penile Implant?

A penile implant, also known as a penile prosthesis, is a medical device surgically implanted into the penis to treat erectile dysfunction (ED) that does not respond to other treatments. It is designed to provide a man with the ability to achieve an erection and engage in sexual activity.

How is Penile Implant Surgery Performed?

Penile implant surgery involves the following steps:

  1. Anesthesia: The procedure is typically performed under general or regional anesthesia to ensure the patient's comfort during the surgery.
  2. Incision: The surgeon makes an incision in the penis or scrotum to access the underlying tissues.
  3. Placement of the implant: The chosen type of penile implant (inflatable or malleable) is inserted and positioned within the penis. Inflatable implants consist of two or thre
What is the Cost of Penile Implant Surgery?

Treatment name    Cost range

penile implantation - single         Rs.222000 to Rs.296000

Who Performs Penile Implant Surgery?

Penile implant surgery is performed by urologists who specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions affecting the male reproductive system. These specialists have the expertise and training to perform the surgical procedure and ensure optimal outcomes for patients.

Technology Used in Penile Implant Surgery:

Penile implant surgery involves the use of specialized medical devices, including:

Inflatable implants: These implants consist of cylinders that are placed within the penis, a pump that is implanted in the scrotum, and a reservoir that stores fluid. The patient can control the inflation and deflation of the implant to achieve an erection.

Malleable implants: These implants are semi-rigid rods that can be manually adjusted to provide rigidity for sexual activity and flexibility for concealment.

Advancements in implant design: Modern penile implants utilize advanced materials and design improvements to enhance durability, functionality, and patient satisfaction.

Precautions After Penile Implant Surgery:

After penile implant surgery, there are some general precautions to consider:

  • Follow post-operative instructions: It is crucial to follow the surgeon's post-operative instructions, including wound care, medication regimen, and activity restrictions.
  • Give time for healing: Allow sufficient time for the surgical site to heal before resuming sexual activity, as advised by the healthcare provider.
  • Regular follow-up visits: Attend scheduled follow-up visits to mo

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