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Specialized Therapies
Intrapenile Prosthesis (IPP)
Surgically implanted device for treating erectile dysfunction
Related Conditions
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Overview
Intrapenile Prosthesis (IPP) is a surgically implanted device used to treat severe erectile dysfunction. It consists of inflatable or malleable rods placed in the penis, manually adjusted to achieve an erection. This treatment is effective for men who do not respond to other ED treatments and provides reliable results.
Conditions Treated
Erectile Dysfunction
Low Testosterone
Who is it for?
For men with severe erectile dysfunction unresponsive to other treatments
Benefits
Provides a reliable and effective treatment for erectile dysfunction when other treatments have failed
How it Works
A surgically implanted device inside the penis - either inflatable or malleable rods - that allows men with severe erectile dysfunction to achieve and maintain an erection. The inflatable version uses a pump mechanism, while malleable rods can be bent into an erect or flaccid position manually.
Duration
1-2 hours
Recovery
Recovery generally takes 4-6 weeks, with patients gradually resuming normal sexual and physical activities after proper healing.
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