Urology

Penile Implant

Surgical treatment for erectile dysfunction when other options have not worked.

What is a Penile Implant?

A penile implant is a surgically placed device that helps a patient achieve an erection, most often for erectile dysfunction that has not responded to other treatments.

This procedure helps to:

Provide a reliable erection for sexual activity
Treat erectile dysfunction when other options fail
Offer a long-term solution for selected patients
Support quality of life and sexual function goals
Allow treatment tailored to anatomy and health needs

What to expect after a Penile Implant?

Recovery includes postoperative healing time, follow-up visits, and guidance on when it is safe to resume sexual activity. Temporary soreness and swelling can occur after surgery.

Postoperative healing time is expected
Follow-up with the surgeon is important
Temporary soreness or swelling may occur
Sexual activity should wait until cleared by your provider
Recovery instructions depend on the implant type

Why is it performed?

• To treat erectile dysfunction
• When medications are not effective
• When other therapies are not appropriate
• To provide a more reliable solution
• To improve quality of life in selected patients

Risks and Considerations

• Infection
• Mechanical issues with the device
• Pain or temporary discomfort
• Surgical complications
• Need for follow-up if concerns arise during healing

Early detection is important for managing the condition and preventing further complications.

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FAQs

Is penile implant surgery painful?

Pain control is used during surgery, but soreness and swelling can occur during recovery.

How long does the procedure take?

The exact timing depends on the surgical plan, the implant type, and your overall situation.

Can I go home the same day?

Some patients go home the same day, while others may need short observation depending on the case.

What should I do after surgery?

Follow all postoperative instructions, keep follow-up visits, and avoid sexual activity until your surgeon says it is safe.

When should I call my doctor?

Call your provider for fever, worsening pain, drainage, swelling, or concerns about the device or healing.

Urology

Doral Health & Wellness Urinary Health Department

Doral Health & Wellness Urology provides comprehensive urological care for men and women. Our expert urologists offer a range of services, including diagnosis and treatment of urinary tract infections, kidney stones, prostate problems, and other urological conditions. We use advanced technology and minimally invasive procedures to provide effective and personalized care.