When should I consider penile prosthesis surgery?
A penile prosthesis is an option if you have tried PDE5Is and intracavernous injections and both had little effect on ED. It may also be recommended if you cannot use PDE5Is or the drugs in the injections. If you have tried PDE5Is and injections, but are unhappy with the results and you want a permanent solution, a penile implant may be an option for you.
Penile Prosthesis Types

Infla10® X
Infla10® X cylinders offer girth expansion, providing satisfactory axial rigidity while providing natural flaccidity.

Infla10® AX
Infla10® AX cylinders, in addition to girth expansion, also offer up to 25% length expansion depending on the patient’s anatomy.2

Infla10® NB
Infla10® NB cylinders are designed for patients with smaller or compromised anatomies. The cylinders offer girth expansion for great rigidity.

Rigi10™
Flexible Rod Technology™ enables the rod to reach a bending angle of up to 135 degrees while simulating a more natural erection feeling.

Rigi10™ Hydrophilic
Flexible Rod Technology™ enables the rod to reach a bending angle of up to 135 degrees while simulating a more natural erection feeling. Rigi10™ Hydrophilic, incorporates a hydrophilic coating which may promotes easier device implantation.
References:
EAU Patient Information | ED Page | July 2021. UROWEB
1 Data on file | Rigicon Infla10 IPP.