Isolating 1 corpus cavernosa, possible?

[Ronin_OZ]

Hi All
Well i have been playing around with the idea of isolating 1 CC for the correction of my curve. This seems like an idea that may work if i can find away that works well. So far i have tried manual clamping with O grip normal and reversed. But cant get good enough pressure in 1 CC. I have been thinking that a clamp with a soft side and a hard side might work. Or a variation of that where the soft side has a small pillow type thing(technical term) running the length of the shaft to distribute the pressure along that side. And letting the other side clamping normaly with the pressure in 1 spot.

Any thoughts on this, has anyone tried. Im guessing i havnt explained it well, it does seem difficult to explain with out writting heaps.

 

[wurst1]

bends sound good to me
I understand the method you explained but it seems to be very complicated to do so.

 

[DLD]

bends sound good to me
I understand the method you explained but it seems to be very complicated to do so.

Going to say the same thing Bends would be the only way to isolate one side of the penis....be careful though as these are a very intense, advance exercise.

 

[Ronin_OZ]

what about doing hardcore [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98 ]Bathmate[/words] stretches in the opposite direction of the bend. Would that have the same effect do you think? And only doing that stretch, no other direction, so only that side was getting all the work.

 

[DLD]

what about doing hardcore [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98 ]Bathmate[/words] stretches in the opposite direction of the bend. Would that have the same effect do you think? And only doing that stretch, no other direction, so only that side was getting all the work.

If it is a base bend, yes, the [words=https://officialhydromaxpump.com/?uid=6&oid=2&affid=98 ]Bathmate[/words] Hardcore Stretches will work, if it is upper shaft other methods will need to be employed.

 

[wurst1]

right, it depends on if the bend is caused by unequal corpus cavernosa (shaft) or ligs (bend being at the base)