Dorsal penile approach for insertion of Dynaflex penile prosthesis

32 patients have undergone implantation of Dynaflex penile prosthesis. In all cases, a transverse dorsal incision at the base of the penis was used. No single case of infection or postoperative prolonged edema was encountered. Two patients had inadequate deflation of prosthesis. Three had prolonged postoperative pain. Technique, results and long term follow-up data are discussed. It is recommended to use the dorsal penile approach in cases of Dynaflex prosthesis insertion. It offers a direct access with minimal tissue dissection and almost no bleeding. It gives excellent cosmetic results and carries a minimal risk of postoperative infection