ok ...well i have a slight curve to the left in my penis ...it doesn't bother me ...but if i could get rid of it that would be great ... if any one has any ideas i would be very thankful ........
my problem ....
i have thought about hanging ...but i do not know enuff about it yet .....i am looking into it now.. once i have more info on it i may give it a try .......my curve doesn't bother me or hinder me in any way ...but if i can get it straight it would be more eye appealing for me and my wife .....and thanx for your reply .....
no lumps or anything like that... just a curve to my left ....and not severe either ...just enuff to notice......i think my reg. routine i do has helpped it a little but not enuff to be sure about tho ....
German Stallion
Super Moderator
Hi AfterTheShock, I like your username. That is the way some of us feel, After the shock hits us. Having had a very bad bend I know it can be corrected. Good jelqs and getting blood moving into the penis and jelqing with emphesis on the bend will pull it. I also used a pump for some time to help get the bend out. It takes a lot of work to get the bend corrected, but it can be done. Be glad you don't have the plaque and the hard scar tissue. GS
I too have a slight bend to the left.
My theory as to the reason for this is as follows:-
The right-hand side of my body is slightly more developed than my left. I sound like a freak right!?
It's not noticable to anyone, but shoes are slightly tighter fitting on my right foot, and if I take my wedding band off my left hand and try to put if on my right ring finger, it struggles to go on.
This being the case, it would stand to reason that if my right corpora cavernosa was slightly more developed, this would then cause the curve to go to the left.
Not sure if it can be remedied and to be honest, I'm a bit worried that as my dick grows the right-hand cc may grow more than the left and cause a greater curve
It would be interesting to know if others experience the same thing ie:
slightly more develped right-hand side=left curve
slightly more developed left-hand side=right curve
My theory as to the reason for this is as follows:-
The right-hand side of my body is slightly more developed than my left. I sound like a freak right!?
It's not noticable to anyone, but shoes are slightly tighter fitting on my right foot, and if I take my wedding band off my left hand and try to put if on my right ring finger, it struggles to go on.
This being the case, it would stand to reason that if my right corpora cavernosa was slightly more developed, this would then cause the curve to go to the left.
Not sure if it can be remedied and to be honest, I'm a bit worried that as my dick grows the right-hand cc may grow more than the left and cause a greater curve
It would be interesting to know if others experience the same thing ie:
slightly more develped right-hand side=left curve
slightly more developed left-hand side=right curve
I, too, have a slight bend to the left. We all righty's here? 
Anyways, I've been doing Jelqs against the curve and I believe it's starting to help.
-ItsElectric
Anyways, I've been doing Jelqs against the curve and I believe it's starting to help. -ItsElectric
hey german....i never thought of my name like that ...its a good take on it tho ....my idea for my name was ...my wife would love my bigger penis ...After The Shock of its size ....lol..........and frenchy thanx for the offer on the hanger and your info ...i may just take you up on it ...but i will put a post up in the hanging around section ....just to keep it easy to find ....and thanks everyone for your replies so far .....i like the fact that this forum is so much like my other forum ...everyone is ready to help out ....
I use the left hand and it curves to one o'clock... so to the left. I
am going to try and JELQ against the curve and hope it remedies
the slight curve (my left cavernosa is smaller than the right). If it
doesn't bother you guys too much, could you describe in details
how you would JELQ so that the left cavernosa gets bigger while
the right remains unaffected or only slightly so ? It would help me
determine whether or not what I do at the moment is productive.
am going to try and JELQ against the curve and hope it remedies
the slight curve (my left cavernosa is smaller than the right). If it
doesn't bother you guys too much, could you describe in details
how you would JELQ so that the left cavernosa gets bigger while
the right remains unaffected or only slightly so ? It would help me
determine whether or not what I do at the moment is productive.
Sloi,
I never heard about one corpus cavernosum being larger than the other, and it's very interesting to hear, for some reason.
I think that the more we hear somebody describing details of the penis shape and its transformation, the better we're equipped to handle what we have to face in Penis Enlargement, [ACRO="PD"]Penis Development[/ACRO] or [ACRO="PT"]Penis Transformation[/ACRO].
I'm left handed, but my bend has really diminished since it was most pronounced in my teenage years.
Sloi, let me ask the obvious question: Do you have a palpable plaque deposit inside the shaft or elsewhere? Can you feel a lump at all or is it just the curvation that you are working on?
Why do I ask? I think it's easy to go overboard with an early, immoderate Penis Enlargement campaign and do some damage that takes awhile to repair --and internal lumps are a sign of this overwork syndrome.
I never heard about one corpus cavernosum being larger than the other, and it's very interesting to hear, for some reason.
I think that the more we hear somebody describing details of the penis shape and its transformation, the better we're equipped to handle what we have to face in Penis Enlargement, [ACRO="PD"]Penis Development[/ACRO] or [ACRO="PT"]Penis Transformation[/ACRO].
I'm left handed, but my bend has really diminished since it was most pronounced in my teenage years.
Sloi, let me ask the obvious question: Do you have a palpable plaque deposit inside the shaft or elsewhere? Can you feel a lump at all or is it just the curvation that you are working on?
Why do I ask? I think it's easy to go overboard with an early, immoderate Penis Enlargement campaign and do some damage that takes awhile to repair --and internal lumps are a sign of this overwork syndrome.
To be frank, the curvature was only slight until I started Penis Enlargementing: I
jelqed and I am assuming one of my hands worked the right side
more efficiently than the left, causing the slight curvature I now
have to neutralize before I can really concentrate on the actual
penis enlargement program.
Keeping in mind that I am referring to JELQ, what I wish to do is
determine which hand works a specific side of the corpora cavernosa:
once I find out, the curvature will be very easy to rectify/neutralize.
I know there is science behind this; just as weight lifters have to work
a specific way to hit a certain section of a muscle, so I must use my
hands in a manner that will target one side of the penis or at least
accentuate the work on it.
"I never heard about one corpus cavernosum being larger than the other, and it's very interesting to hear, for some reason. "
... All my life (I'm now in my 50's) the left side of my penis has always had a subtle "bulge" about midway down the shaft, while the right side is straight as an arrow. And that's BEFORE I broke my penis! I figure that growing up with the habit of "dressing" with my penis on the right side of the center seam of the crotch of my pants formed the slight bend to the right. The left cavernosa is longer, or has a bit of extra length in the side.
I'm new to this Penis Enlargement stuff, but wonder - is there a way to stretch the right outside of the right cavernosa of a 50+ year-old penis to make the overall penis look symmetric?
You're mentioning "plaque". I have a couple of definate thick spots in the cavernosa where my penis' fascia ruptured and the cavernosa inside tore, then scarred in healing. Aren't scarred areas like that tougher than the original? Or, are they more fragile?
(by the way: the breaks or fractures were the result of some very heavy-duty rapid bending while erect. The same thing might have broken a finger or thumb.)
... All my life (I'm now in my 50's) the left side of my penis has always had a subtle "bulge" about midway down the shaft, while the right side is straight as an arrow. And that's BEFORE I broke my penis! I figure that growing up with the habit of "dressing" with my penis on the right side of the center seam of the crotch of my pants formed the slight bend to the right. The left cavernosa is longer, or has a bit of extra length in the side.
I'm new to this Penis Enlargement stuff, but wonder - is there a way to stretch the right outside of the right cavernosa of a 50+ year-old penis to make the overall penis look symmetric?
You're mentioning "plaque". I have a couple of definate thick spots in the cavernosa where my penis' fascia ruptured and the cavernosa inside tore, then scarred in healing. Aren't scarred areas like that tougher than the original? Or, are they more fragile?
(by the way: the breaks or fractures were the result of some very heavy-duty rapid bending while erect. The same thing might have broken a finger or thumb.)
German Stallion
Super Moderator
Hi Salami, I am over 60 and doing great with the Penis Enlargement stuff. I suffered the peyronies when I was 56. The Plaque will take a long time to break down and disolve and move away, but you can do it. Keep working doing the various exercises. I think Jelqing and massage in the area are the best to break it up and move it. I too have a bulge half way down the shaft. And you are right, the scar tissue is tough. Very tough, you just have to keep working it and and working and stretching and eventually it will give some. Where the scar is you will have trouble stretching but you can get length both sides of the scar area. Did you lose length when you have the "broken penis?" I did and that is the hard part to bring back, but you can. WE are here to help you and encourage you. GS
German Stallion
Super Moderator
Hey, you are lucky to have her support. I was a reculse when I found out I had this damage. Took me a long time to include my wife in the rebuilding. ULI stretches and squeezes are good. Keeping the blood in the penis and breaking up the plaque is important. I do lots of just squeezes and Uli's every day. Any work you do to get rid of the plaque will be done in a flaccid mode, then carried away in an erect mode. When flaccid, work that plaque and work it and massage. Then when errect, squeeze and squeeze and pull. Be sure to pull against the bend, to work to straighten it out. The scar tissue thing is where we all with peyronies have trouble. The issue is getting back into shape and staying there! Your wife can use the uli's and stretching to bring you lots of pleasure! GS