Tobias S. Kohler
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first heard Sep 2026
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And then eventually either the guys say, No, I don't want to do this anymore.
And that's quite a few men, or it stops working again, and then you say, Okay, it's time for surgery to fix it.
But it's a surgery and has risk of surgery.
And so
The guy who gets the knee replacement, is he walking is he running a marathon the day after surgery?
Of course not.
He's walking to the mailbox, maybe.
And then a few months later he gets used to it and now he's maybe jogging around the block, but he's never gonna be running the same hundred meter dash time that he was when he was eighteen.
Similarly for guys, they get surgery.
There's a month recovery period, they start to use it, it's a little bit goofy at first, and they get used to it, and then it's the best thing since life's bed for them.
That's what most patients say who get it.
Like ninety to ninety-five percent of men who get implants who say this is awesome.
I'd recommend it.
But the point of this very long story is that, you know, we don't do the surgery unless the guy wants it because it isn't working.
Right, so the time where we think about surgeries when the pills fail.
And either nothing works or guys don't want to do the shots.
And we used to, our guidelines used to say, yeah, listen, I'm not touching you with the scalpel until you do all these things.
Now we've changed our stance and said, you know what?
Whatever the patient wants, as soon as they fail pills, if they don't want to mess around with these injections, which not many men do, they can get the surgery and they can do fine.
So yes, when I put the implant in,
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