bpel gain but no nbel gain

I just measured after one month and my bpel went from 6.25 to 6.5, but my nbpel is still the same at 5.9 on top of my shaft and 6 from the side.

Does that mean I’ve gained, and why doesn’t it show in the nbpel measurement?

I searched it but didn’t see many responses.

Perhaps you gained a little weight since your last measure.

A gain bpel, if correctly measured on both occasions the same way, is definately a gain. :)

I’m skinny as could be and have been.

Then I’d imagine it was an incorrect measurement one of the times. If there’s no weight fluctuation, I’d go by nbp to see whether or not I’ve gained.

Then no gains for me, YAY! I also have less than a 6 o’clock LOT. I feel some sort of tugback at any direction I pull.

Sometimes when we measure BPEL it is easy to push in the fat pad with the ruler more so then other times. Try to apply the same amount of pressure with the ruler to the fat pad when measuring BPEL.

Better yet press hard enough to hit the bone, but don’t dig the ruler in any more then you have to once you hit the bone with the ruler.

When I first started gaining, my fat pad was pulling away from my pelvis. I don’t think it was getting fatter, because I wasn’t putting on weight; it was just pulling away with my penis. I’m guessing that once the skin on my penis stretched a bit, it went back to normal and the NBP gains tracked pretty close to my BP gains.

Hey everyone!, hope you’re doing well.
So I pulled this topic back from the archive because I’m experiencing a similar situation. I have been using a traction device very consistently for about 50 days now. I have completed 443h of wearing time in this period. But I’m not seeing noticeable changes in my NBPEL measure, in the BPEL I saw a lengthening of about 0,3 inch but this doesn’t seem to reflect in any way in my NBPEL measure.
I haven’t gained weight (weigh myself twice a week) I also memorized my hip position and way of measuring my NBPEL and I’m really concerned about why I’m not seeing that gain.

Any thoughts?, what should I do ?

Thanks .

The two choices are increased fat pad or incorrect measurement. Personally I find measuring nbpel difficult as it is problematic to find the same start point. The most important thing is that your bpel has increased.