Dermastamp for PE?

This is actually something it came to my mind and it should actually not be in the PE Basics forum, but it seems I am not able to post anywhere else (please moderators in case move this thread to a different forum).

Today the product “Dermastamp” came up while I was browsing on the internet. It is a sort of “stamp” with a lot of very very thin nails, and the purpose of it is to pin the derma. It helps to renew the derma and it is an anti-aging.
Then I was thinking… what about if I use it on my penis, maybe while using an extender, once a week? In theory, the holes on the tunica should be repaired, and the holes made by the pins might create new tissue, and then elongation, if the reparation of the tissue is done immediately after the treatment and the penis is in an extended state.

On the other side, this multiple “injuries” might cause a lot of scar tissue on the tunica, which might cause the opposite (shorten the penis or even cause Peyronie).

I was wondering if someone was so crazy or brave and tried this method.

Any additional consideration from anyone is very welcomed!

Sounds pretty fkn painful to me.

Pinching patches of holes in the tunica? Did I understand this correctly? Sounds like a bleeding mess. Ask those who had the frenulum ruptured during intercourse how much they bled from it. So if you’re really going through this, bear that in mind.

Then just for perspective, piercing the tunica would be like having a flat tire. At least in my imagination that’s how that goes.

And then, if you are prone to keloids, you might just get lucky and spark some real growth. Problem is that it would be growing like lumps of grotesque looks. But it will be growing and actually could go to xxxl in a matter of very little time (the lump, thus the dick).

As far as I know, pinning the tunica is actually already done i.e. for chronic erection issues (Caverjet).

The needles of the dermastamp are moreover really really thinner compared to the needles used for the Caverjet injection.
I researched a bit more to understand if pinning the tunica too frequently might cause an increase in the scar tissue. It seems it doesn’t happen (but, obviously, this is just one needle).

Penile scarring with intracavernous injection therapy using prostaglandin E1: a risk factor analysis - PubMed

I think the main challenge would be to to pin the dorsal part of the penis, where all the dorsal veins are located. Moreover, you cannot pin the tunica where the 2 corporeas cavernosa are in touch, at the inner side.
Therefore, for sure, you won’t have an homogeneous development of the tunica.

However my question was actually more at an higher level. Since many people here on Thunder Place are experimenting a lot of different techniques, I was wondering if anyone else had this "crazy" idea. :)

Doing some more researches and found also this:

https://www.red dit.com/r/getti … a_malleability/

Why don’t you try it instead of asking others to do it?

I think I wrote correctly in English…
“Since many people here on Thunder Place are experimenting a lot of different techniques, I was wondering if anyone else had this "crazy" idea.”

I am not asking if people would like to try it, but if someone ALREADY tried it.

My sense is that:

1) Products designed for microneedling the skin likely don’t have projections long enough to reach the target tissue.

2) Unless one were to hold the penis in tumescence via vacuum or pharmaceuticals during healing, you’d likely end up with permanently less elastic tissue which would produce a negative result.