Suspensory ligaments - Angle Change

Oddly it never seemed to be a problem. I could usually position myself to take pressure off when needed, and yes, positions like reverse cowgirl that would bend it down too much were avoided, or I’d just sit up enough to reduce pressure.

I suppose I’m more of any anomaly when it comes to my erection angle and mobility. Anyone who’s read my personal testimony knows I’ve had a penile length procedure that completely severed the suspensory ligament from the pubic bone. I opted for this procedure to cure a problem I had with Peyronie’s. I was born pre-mature and had a double hernia that was surgically repaired back in 1957 before I was 3 months old. The urologists who diagnosed my problem speculated that the scar tissue created by those two surgeries is what caused the Peyronie’s.

Many have concluded that such a procedure leads to unstable erections, not true. At 63 years of age I still get very firm erections that point upwards at about a 45* degree angle. However my ability to bend my erection side to side or completely downward has been dramatically improved. Prior to my surgical procedure I had difficulty having sex in certain positions because I couldn’t bend my penis downward without pain.

That has all been remedied and I’m happy to say I can “pile drive” my wife in the doggy position with authority! My erection mobility is now like an old manual stick shift!

LG-
I’ve read that loss of length is common after cutting the suspensory ligament, regardless if one hangs or uses an extender afterwards. If you dont mind sharing, what was your experience?

Personally I gained an immediate 1/2” of erect length. I followed up with the doctor suggested weight hanging protocol with a device called “the Grip”. Unfortunately it never worked, and after four replacements were sent (all of which failed), I became frustrated and decided to make my own vacuum based weight hanging system.
Being a tool and die machinist I used my manufacturing and engineering background to design a better mouse trap, and developed the LG Hanger.
I was never interested in penis enlargement at the time, I didn’t think it was possible. During my follow up visit to the doctor I shared my experience with him regarding his recommendation to purchase “the Grip”, and then showed him what I had manufactured.

He was impressed and told me several other clients complained about the Grip’s failure too, and then asked if he could refer patients to me for weight hanging systems. I owned a machine shop and was self employed. I did job shop work for several well know companies such as HP, Intel and Epson. So suddenly I was making chambers for other guys. My wife recognized that this was a potential business opportunity and LG Hanger was born…. that was over ten years ago this past November.

I have personally gained 2 3/8” in BPEL, and 1 1/8” - 1 3/8” of erect girth depending on area of shaft being measured. This didn’t happen over night. It took one full year of dedicated training to gain my first full inch. Another two years to gain my second inch and a fourth year to gain an additional 3/8” inch.

Since then we have worked with a number of surgeons who do length and girth procedures. All too often many of these physicians and clients don’t fully understand the importance of post surgery traction. Many of the doctors really don’t care what you do once they have your money. The clients are lured into believing surgery is the magic bullet to a quick & easy length gain.

Post surgery traction is vitally important! If not done, your body does what God designed it to do…. heal itself. The healing is in the development of scar tissue that inevitably forms and causes the suspensory ligament to re-connect, which in turn usually manifests a loss of length with retraction.

Reading your reply it seems like your take on it is that cutting the ligs is greatly beneficial providing the traction afterwards is applied.

How far can you bend down your member compared to what you had started with before cutting the ligs? From your remarks about the doggy I take it’s easy past the 90 degree (straight out)?

I don’t feel any pain when pushing it down but I just can’t go past approx 70-80 degree (0 is straight up, 90 is staring out). Of course that requires a LOT of force and it springs back the moment I realise/lower the force. I could literally hang a 5kg weight (if not more)on it and it wouldn’t go łower than described above, no pain involved. What seems to be different to you is that I don’t have much problem with side to side movement, it’s just the downwards direction I struggle with.

I have absolutely no regrets over the surgical procedure I had. It not only eliminated my Peyronie’s issues and ended painful erections, but it in turn provided an opportunity to make PE length gains I never imagined were possible. Like I mentioned, my initial goal was not motivated by a desire to enlarge my penis.
The only negative side effect was the healing down time. It took me three months to recover. My body doesn’t like to get cut on, I usually end up with an infection and swelling. Fortunately I let the doctor know this before hand and he prescribed and antibiotic two weeks before my procedure.
Attached are photos of my erection angle mobility … up and down.

I’ve definitely experienced decrease in erection angle from extending, especially with downward directed stretches.

It’s possible that you aren’t stretching the ligs yet. You could have to use more force/weight to get that effect, depending on your individual anatomy.

Fulcrum hanging will target the ligament attachment more directly when you put the fulcrum bar up as close to the base as possible, even to the extent that you’re pushing your testicles back.

Check out the photos and video on your blog… scroll down to middle of page.
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What about also trying just downward erect bends? Whatever angle you can tolerate for 1 min holds?

I was wondering that myself. I don’t feel any pain when I push it down and I can put a lot of force on it, I mean a LOT. So whatever is holding it must be really strong.

What I’m not sure is if something will not snap all of the sudden if I keep pressing on it hard for longer.

Thanks LG

I’ve seen the video and it seems like a beneficial exercise, although it looks to me like bending it over something would have the same effect as pulling it straight out?

I think my next step is to start hanging. Can you tell me if it’s one of your hangers on that video? Also if you don’t mind could you tell me or point me where I can find information on what that blue wrap is/wrapping technique?

Thank you

All of our videos use the LGH chamber.
Keeping the fulcrum bar up under the base, while pushing testicles back will hit the suspensory ligament attachment point more directly. Much more effective than just a straight our pull.

We have three wrap demo videos on our blog. There’s no right or wrong way, it’s more a matter of preference and which feels and works best for you.
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Erect bends are very advanced, Ive tried a “light” set, had very bad EQ and cold penis for around 3days. Manuals while flaccid are endless and can be very hardcore either

Cheers