Treating Penis Curve with Clamping.

I was just wondering if anyone has done clamped bends in order to straighten their penis? I have been trying this for a little while now and it seems to be working. Are there any special techniques that may help to speed it along?

There’s no “speed it along” in PE. You’ll end up hurting yourself. Especially if you combine a clamp with erect bends. Erect bends are dangerous by themselves, adding a clamp even more so.

Penile curves are usually due to tunica damage or malformation which doesn’t permit full expansion on the “short” side. Very rarely is anything except special surgical techniques effective. Some claim to fix curves with added jelq pressure on one side, but actual success eludes most who try.

Thanks for the info Westla! I have been told, and have read, that erect bends are dangerous. As of right now I feel very comfortable doing them. I can only bend my penis to a point where it is straight and I don’t push it past that really. But Westla, if you bend the penis causing the damaged area to expand equal to the opposite side, eventually shouldn’t that lead to a permanent expanded state? Another question, what exactly is meant by jelqing against the curve or as you said, adding pressure to the one side?

I have researched this topic but I have been unable to answer my questions. Maybe I am not searching properly or maybe I just didn’t put in the effort (I think I did) but like I said I still have not been able to find answers to my own questions. I definitely want to enlarge my penis but as time goes by I realize that a straighter penis would be more fulfilling to me than erect gains at the moment.

I noticed you said that there is a small chance of actually straightening the penis without surgery. Is this your opinion through experience or is that an actual fact? If it is a fact it will be so discouraging that it will be encouraging. So, at the moment if my goal is to straighten my penis what kind of routine do you think I should take up? I have tried to search for routines on this but was unable to find any. If you don’t know a particular routine do you know a few exercise that I can experiment with to make my own routine?

I know I may be asking a lot right now, but I am really confused at the moment. I appreciate any help and advice any may have. Once again thank you Westla for your input. Good Luck to all and keep working hard to get what you want out of life and your penis.

Andy

Is the curve left right upward or downward?

I think that would depend on the reason for the damage. An area of tunica that developed differently than the surrounding tissue during fetal development might be an area that is unresponsive to stretching or pressure techniques such as the jelq.

Jelqing is supposed to be done with a semi-erection, no more than about 70-75%. The penis has to have room for blood to flow within it as you stroke. If it’s too hard, you cannot achieve the higher than normal pressures needed to stretch the tissues. If you penis curves to right that means the tunica damage is on the right side and pulls the penis in that direction. To jelq against the curve you force your jelq strokes to the left rather than following straight along the length of the shaft. You try to put the jelq pressure into the right side of the corpora cavernosa to stretch out the right side.

Our internal search engine has has some changes since I started here. It now will not recognize words under four characters. I used to tell people to search for “fix curve,” but you can’t search for fix anymore. I tried searching today for “against the curve” but that search was also rejected because “against” is “too common.” So you have to search for “curve” and limit the search to Titles Only on the Advanced Search page. Then you just have to look down the list and find appropriately titled threads that have a significant number of replies, such as these…

Has anyone actually fixed a curve??
Anti-curvation routine
Curvature

It’s from reading posts on the subject here at Thunder’s Place for the past six years. A few have had success, but most have not. In severe cases, usually involving Peyronie’s disease, surgical intervention can repair the tunica. But the penis must be in such a distorted state that correcting it outweighs the risks of surgery and anesthesia.

I think we (and it’s not just me who is reading this and willing to help) need more information about your curve. As Tweaking asked, up, down, left, right? A photo placed in the Member’s Photos section would help.

That’s why this is called a community. We’re here to help each other. Give us a bit more info and read the threads linked above (and others you may find) to get an idea of how difficult this endeavor may be.

I think if the curvature is due to a CC chamber that is smaller then the other, this can be fixed with PE. But, if the curvature is due to scar tissue forming in one of the CC chambers, I think that is more tricky to fix and surgery might be the best option. I do stretch in a way that I only put tension on my shortest CC chamber.

Try to do a Google search on vitamin E. It is known to prevent scar tissue formation and can actually help the body absorbs old scar tissue. I been taking 800iu of vitamin E every day just as a preventative. We do some damage to our penis I’m sure and I would like to prevent the formation of scar tissue if I could. Scar tissue does not stretch.

I’m not sure if it’s the PE or vitamin E but I do see an improvement.

Hey, thanks again Westla. The threads you listed were a huge help. I have learned a lot about how I may have developed my curve and I strongly believe that I can correct it at least to some degree. You were right about the success rate. Unfortunately it does not seem very high. But it also does not seem that there were a lot of people who have dedicated the necessary time. It seems that in order to correct a curve it would have to be done over a long period, just as how the curve was developed in the first place.

I am not sure exactly how I developed my curve but it seems that all of the causes may be working against me. For as long as I can remember I have had a curve so maybe I was born with it. Also I have a vague memory of hurting my penis by bending it when I was a young child. So maybe that caused it. I also favour my left side (side of my curve) when I masturbate or edge. This is also one of the speculated causes.

Over the next little while I am going to develop a routine that will help me to straighten my penis. I feel I am missing a key ingredient however. What I think I might need is an ADS that I can wear under my clothes and will keep my penis stretched to the right instead of down like the traditional one. The routine will also consist of jelqs and stretches that are against the curve. I will also continue with the clamped bends but I will do this very carefully.

In the near future I will post a picture so that I can get every ones opinion and I can also compare and document any changes that occur. I am hoping to cause a break through in the treatment of a curved penis without surgery, at least in my case. Hopefully I can help others as well. A straight penis has to be achievable for guys like me, it doesn’t really make sense to me that it wouldn’t. Thanks for the help guys.

Andy

Anything that has supreme importance for you will motivate you to do what’s necessary to fix it. It sounds like you have that motivation. Good luck. :thumbs:

Andyb123,

Were you able to correct your curve?

I heard an extender can straighten it.(I barely read the other comments above)