Thoughts on my newbie 'routine'?

Hello everyone,

I have a 20-30 degree bend (probably closer to 20) in my penis when erect, and my goal is to straighten it out while hopefully gaining .5-1 inches over town. I’d like more girth, but am terrified of jelqing due to injuries, and extenders are the only risk free scientifically tested device. So, I wanted to extend the principles of using the safest techniques, with moderate use of an extender, to first correct the curve and improve length. Once this has been achieved (I’m thinking 1-2 years), I want to then VERY GRADUALLY experiment with other techniques, including jelqing, but being EXTREMELY careful. I likely won’t gain anything since I’ll be too soft, but I’d rather not risk injury.

So, here’s what I’m thinking. Using an extender 2-8 hours per day (my schedule doesn’t allow much more, 8 on the weekends, and maybe 2-5 on weekdays at best). In the morning, do a light stretching routine in 4 directions. Then, head to work, come home, make sure my room is warm, then put on the extender. Now I have a 10+ year old leluv extender that was extremely cheap, however, it seems to work okay. The only problem is you have to screw the rods out, so I’m never sure how far too go. I find if I stretch far it tends to result in lower temperature on the head, so I can’t wear it for more than 45 minutes or so. On a lighter stretch, I can easily wear it for 2 hours. So I’m still figuring that part out. Any thoughts?

Doing bends and extender only will not provide any…if much girth.

What scientific proof can you show stating extenders are the only safe methods? I’m not trying to be an ass. However, if done correctly jelqs and other methods can be safe as well.

Jelqs have worked wonders for many people including myself. Just go easy and follow the instructions of others who have had many great successes with this way of PE

I’ll reply to both in one. The only studies done are on extenders, I believe the androextender, and it was shown to be safe and to reduce curve and improve length. I’m well aware I’ll have no girth gains, but I’d rather straighten out first. I’m concerned by jelqing with a bend, I’m more likely to be injured, and that I could make the bend worse. Any thoughts?

There’s been studies done on the use of vacuum erection devices (aka penis pumps) for treatment of ED and peyronies disease, here’s one http://onlineli brary.wiley.com … 10.09365.x/full

I’m not recommending that you dive into pumping, just showing that extenders aren’t the only thing that have tests behind them. If your main goal is curve correction maybe try investigating the phallosan forte. I haven’t used it personally but I’ve heard it’s had good results for some people.

I think if you actually try jelqing, you’ll realize it’s silly to be so worried it will injure you. I now jelq pretty firmly, at a fairly high erection level, and the worst thing that happens to me is that fluid builds up in my foreskin and it gets a little irritated.

Start out gently, work at the appropriate erection level, and keep the pressure more towards the sides so you don’t pinch the nerve at the top. It’s pretty low impact. It usually take a month or two to figure out how to do it effectively. As worried as you are, you’ll probably realize a few weeks in that you aren’t even squeezing hard enough to do anything.