allin320 wrote:My surgeon called me this morning. He said I actually have a seroma. He said nothing I can do but manipulate the pump and pull it away from the seroma. I did try this actually last night and this morning and was able to cycle. I did have a vasectomy at the same time the implant was placed. He said sometimes this can cause a seroma since I had two procedures done at the same time. I did notice when manipulating the pump and cycling the seroma dissipates but does return a few hours after cycling.
I’m just glad I figured it out. I can also say just in the first 6 times cycling the pain in my glans has diminished to about an 3 out of 10 and I’ve gained some length already. Maxing now is 6” with 5.5” girth.
A seroma can be drained with a needle and syringe. I had one at the incision site and on second attempt at draining it didn't return. But if your seroma is close to implant components without s safe path for the needle, leaving it alone and hoping it resolves might make sense.
Though seromas rarely resolve without some form of intervention. If the second drain didn't fix mine, Hakky wanted to clean it out surgically to prevent infection.
