Fixing A Rotated Penis

Has anyone been successful in straightening a rotated looking penis? My penis is turned sideways so if I were to pull it out and pee without holding it, the pee would go to the right about 45 degrees. It is not a big deal to me but it would be cool if I could straighten it some. Would bundled stretches work?

When I first started I curved left about 25 degrees or so.

Now I’m straight as an arrow.

I’m not sure Rahman means it’s curved.

Forgive the aeronautic analogy, but is it the roll axis? Mine ‘rolls’ slightly to the right, sounds like Rahman’s ‘rolls’ a bit further to the left (to the degree that his pee tends to go to the right).

I too would be interested in how to counteract this in the long run.

I’m also not sure what he means by “rotated”. Let me hazard a guess: if his flaccid is hanging straight down, the (glans) might be twisted to the right or to the left.

If that’s what he means, I’d suggest that he does his PE routine with a twist. Suppose his penis is twisted to the left. Then he should give his penis a 1/4 twist to the right before using his hanger or extender. Or he could do his manual exercises with his penis twisted 1/4 turn to the right. That would put more pressure on the opposite side of his penis and (over time) stretch it to partially correct the twist he’s concerned about.

Further, I would recommend against pumping. Test it and see if when under pressure your penis goes to the orientation you seek.

It may not bring you to the orientation you seek and if it does not, repeatedly using a pump would perhaps worsen this issue. As if it isn’t correcting it then…it likely would worsen it.

Yes gerbil is right I mean roll not curved. Both flaccid and erect it is that way. I plan on only doing manual exercises due to privacy. But I could try turning it 1/4 in the opposite direction during stretches. Should I eventually try bundled stretches where I do 1 complete turn to the opposite direction? I haven’t heard much about these but from posts I read people call it a girth exercise for whatever reason.

Sounds ok to me. The general advice around here is that you should start with modest stress first and see how it goes. Hang with low weight, pump at low pressure, extend with low settings, do a bundled stretch with 1/4 (not complete) turns, etc.

Thanks guys I will start with the 1/4 turn for a couple months and see how it goes. Honestly it’s not a big deal to me but I will make an attempt to change it just for the hell of it.

Since starting PE, mine hangs to the right flaccid & has a slight rightward twist when erect.

I’m hesitant to do bundled stretches to correct it for fear of toughening my tunica too early & sabotaging potential length gains.

I’m planning to give it a 1/4 turn to the left during (semi-bundled?) stretches for a few weeks to see what happens.

I suspect that some slight difference in the way I grip when stretching to one side could be the cause of it. Maybe I’m inadvertently stretching one side more effectively.

If you’re just getting started, I’d suggest that you not try to correct curvature or twist at the start. Go to our FAQ page, read through the newbie stuff, watch the videos, and learn the basic exercises. Take it easy, get used to the routine. After you learn the hang of it (pun intended), you can start to do something about curvature or twist.