Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby edjohn » Sun Jan 25, 2026 12:22 am

Jesus christ. We don’t know you or your surgeon. Surgery takes as long as it needs to.
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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby Oz1958 » Sun Jan 25, 2026 1:17 am

My understanding is infrapubic can be done in under an hour, penoscrotal takes 60 to 90 minutes.

How long did mine take? No idea. From the start of the journey from the ward to the theatre to comming out of anaesthesia and back in the ward was just over 3 hours, but my surgeon had to deal with another urgent case as I was entering the theatre and I have a history of slow recovery from anaesthesia.
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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby Rider1400 » Sun Jan 25, 2026 12:15 pm

Perito brags about doing his in under 45 minutes. I don’t want a fast job! If it takes 1-1/3 hours or even 2 I just want it done right. No idea how long my actual surgery took. But like previous text from time I Said nite nite til I woke up was about 2-1/2 hours but a lot of after recovery time waking up.
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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby edjohn » Sun Jan 25, 2026 12:39 pm

I am sure it also has to do with how much suturing is necessary. I had scrotoplasty for turkey neck which is a fairly long incision and also had a lot of scar tissue to bore through… he said he considered going in near the corona but was finally able to get to the tips. It took the full 90 minutes or so. But without those issues it would have been much less.
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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby JohnnyBorg » Sun Jan 25, 2026 1:43 pm

While waiting for my surgery, Hakky had a patient before me. He was slated to take 75 minutes. Whether it actually took that time or not I’m not sure.

Mine was a malleable and it was finished in 30 minutes due to simplicity of the surgery: so for an IPP, the one hour 30 minutes sounds very normal to me.
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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby duke_cicero » Sun Jan 25, 2026 1:44 pm

macoza wrote:My surgeon told me that it takes an hour and a half for implant surgery. Is this considered too long?


No. Could be up to 2 hours even under normal circumstances. You don't want anyone to rush this procedure. Everyone's circumstances are different.
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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby ElbowRoom » Sun Jan 25, 2026 8:21 pm

JohnnyBorg wrote:While waiting for my surgery, Hakky had a patient before me. He was slated to take 75 minutes. Whether it actually took that time or not I’m not sure.


75min seems to be Hakky’s standard estimate. It’s what he said to me, but mine took an additional 15min because he had to clear out some fibrosis that didn’t appear on the ultrasound.

I’d much rather have a surgeon take his time than try to get it done fast. Only other surgeons who want to get in as many surgeries in a day would be impressed by how fast it can be done.

Hakky told me he spends a lot of time on suturing because that incision is the last line of defense against infection and needs to be correct.
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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby dan_bionic » Mon Jan 26, 2026 1:41 am

macoza wrote:My surgeon told me that it takes an hour and a half for implant surgery. Is this considered too long?


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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby Oz1958 » Tue Feb 10, 2026 5:43 pm

For reference, after 3 weeks I am starting to see my insurance items comming through.

Anaesthetist has claimed
"1:31 hours to 1:45 hours (7 basic units)"

Pretty good indicator of how long my penscrotal op took.
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Re: Is an hour and a half too long for implant surgery?

Postby Alex258 » Wed Feb 11, 2026 11:10 am

macoza wrote:My surgeon told me that it takes an hour and a half for implant surgery. Is this considered too long?


Be it 45 minutes or 2 hours don't fret it. Once mine was in he found some issues and all is well today over 2 years later Coloplast Titan.


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