Bending/manipulating the prosthesis

[xxsolxx]

I'm 11 weeks post AMS 700 implantation I would like to start bending and manipulating the cylinders/prosthesis to the sides but I'm a little apprehensive. Anyone that did/does it can give me some tips? I just don't wanna be too aggressive and I would like to know from what part of the penis should I be moving it (Seems logic to do it from the middle, but I don't know how far I should be moving) Thanks!

[cbinspok]

go for it at 11 weeks you should enjoy manipulating your new junk, let pain be your guide, no need to hurt yourself. in a year you will be saying, I love this thing and bending it every which way.
enjoy the journey.

[ElbowRoom]

My Titan doesn’t bend and flex like a fully natural penis, it’s just stiffer and less malleable. I can bend it maybe 70 degrees or so, more than that is uncomfortable. It’s not really a problem, it bends enough to tuck away and to pee and such…when I want to have fun having it bend is not what I want!

[LGXDownunder]

I'm 11 weeks post AMS 700 implantation I would like to start bending and manipulating the cylinders/prosthesis to the sides but I'm a little apprehensive. Anyone that did/does it can give me some tips? I just don't wanna be too aggressive and I would like to know from what part of the penis should I be moving it (Seems logic to do it from the middle, but I don't know how far I should be moving) Thanks!

If you have an LGX it's more pliable and tolerant of bending than some models like a CX or Titan but it's still very rigid, so take it slowly.
Are you referring to the Perito bending exercise? If so he has YouTube videos online explaining how to do it safely.
My own surgeon taught me a variation on it where you simply bend and hold at each of the cardinal compass points. You can hold it there as long as you like, but don't bend your penis too aggressively or to excess. The main purpose is usually so you can get more pumps in, but it can also help with recovery to pre op size. My doc told me to focus on the down position to help restore length.