Traction

[robertm]

Has anyone successfully used traction to maximize size prior to implant surgery? If so, what were your circumstances (peyronies, RP, etc.) and how much did you grow (before and after measurements)? Is there a particular traction device that anyone would recommend?

[Quincy]

I used a Penimaster Pro for about 2 months prior to surgery. I did a lot of research to find one that would be comfortable to use for extended periods and the Penimaster seemed the right choice. The other product I thought good was Phallosan Forte. Either allow use for extended periods, but the Penimaster seemed to have more options. I used the rod extender when I was home and private and wore the belt during the day when I was out and about. I don't have PD, just wanted extra stretching before surgery and my doctor recommended traction in addition to VED use.

I'd been stretching with a VED for over a month when I started the traction and only did traction for about a month and a half. I didn't notice much in the way of gains from traction. After further research, I decided I didn't do it for long enough. It appears that if you have 6 months or more the traction can add length, but perhaps not for just a month and a half. Also, the majority of the growth I was going to get from stretching was probably already done with the VED. So mixed results for me.

I found the Penimaster relatively comfortable with either belt or rods. I'm not a doctor and don't play one on TV. YMMV.

Good luck.

Quincy.

[Magicmike]

I have been doing traction for 3 months I have gained close to 1/2 inch. I will do traction for another 3 months before surgery if I get another 1/4 inch then I'll be 7 1/4 then hopefully I'll end up with 6 3/4. It does work

[LewisNews]

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[robertm]

Sounds like no one has had a positive experience with traction with a measurable increase in length. That's my concern. I have never heard a traction success story.