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Lets say you had a fracture which caused the tunica to grow together at one point, causing a bend and constriction (loss of length and girth). Could the surgeon while putting in the implant, cut loose the scar in the tunica to loosen it up, and then let it regrow on top of an inflated implant?

it sounds like you are describing the proedure called tunicaplasty. See the below reference.

You are now delving into the territory of "super advanced" penile procedures. For the super advanced, stay with one of the top six penis surgeons in the world. Likely, you can figure out who those are, but the list would include the usual favorite surgeons on this board.

REFERENCE:
Correction of penile curvature by various tunica albuginea plasty
Article in Zhonghua yi xue za zhi 91(14):990-2 · April 2011 with 7 Reads
DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.issn.0376-2491.2011.14.014 · Source: PubMed

Yi-dong Liu
1st Yi-dong Liu
Wei-Jing Ye
2nd Wei-Jing Ye
6.8 · Shanghai Jiao Tong University

Zishuo Li
3rd Zishuo Li
44.83 · University of Adelaide
Ping Ping
Last Ping Ping

Abstract
To explore various tunica albuginea plasty for penile curvature and their efficacies. From July 2005 to July 2008, there were a total of 8 patients with a mean age of 34 ± 9 years old (range: 23 - 47) undergoing corrective surgery for various types of penile curvature. Among them, 4 patients (3 with ventral curvature, 1 with lateral curvature) were treated by 16-dot plication technique, 2 patients of lateral curvature with tightening ring in tunica albuginea corrected by V-Y plasty and 2 patients (one caused by Peyronie's disease while the other by tunica scar contracture) repaired by venous graft patch.

Thanks I will send that info along to Kramer/Eid and see what they say about it.