Attachment Methods

All t2 prostheses have the adhesive plate for attaching with adhesive, as well as the connections for the band and band+ methods. You can try all and see what you prefer.


Method 1:  Medical Adhesive

It is likely that adhesive will work for you even if it didn’t work with other prostheses you might have tried. Some prostheses are made with materials which are not compatible with adhesive. Other prosthesis are simply too stiff and hard to allow for adhesion.

 

For more information see Adhesives



Method 2:  The Band

This you set up once, and the prosthesis stays in place for several months.  

The waistband passes through the top of the prosthesis and sits on your waist.

The leg-band attaches to the back of the scrotum, extends around the bottom of each butt cheek, up each hip, and then each side is connected to the waistband.
(It’s adjustable:  firmer hold for sport, for sex. Looser for sleeping or hot humid days.)
 

 
The band elastic is a soft, thin, translucent, swim (water, chlorine, salt and sweat) safe, very durable elastic which does not tug on body hairs or chafe skin. The elastic is normally sold for sewing bathing suits/swimwear.

The prosthesis comes with 3 metre of  the elastic band so that you can try out the method. When you need more, it’s inexpensive and easily available online.





The Band+ elastics or + dental floss or string


Two small elastic bands, or a bit of dental floss can be used to hold the prosthesis tight against the pelvis.  
The hair elastics or dental floss is connected to the band, the prosthesis, and a small bit of pubic hair.

 Once connected, you adjust a band+ every few days -to few weeks. 


     


Detailed instructions come with your prosthesis, and you can always contact me with questions. 
Instruction videos are linked to the handbook that comes with the prosthesis.