I did watch the troubleshooting video the doctor put out. Lol. You don’t need it in regards to the skin issue. That becomes evident about two seconds after you start using it. It’s no big deal, just a quick adjustment as your extending. I find the device incredibly simple to use. The only obstacle I found was initially removing the tape from the head of my penis was pretty uncomfortable. But after about two uses of doing that I started wrapping the head with one wrap of guaze before I apply the tape. Visually my penis appears like if you had been using manual tension and let go. A bit wrinkly. The head looks a bit compressed but no biggie. I’ve been using a Soma pump right after
traction every other day. The days I don’t, I just use heat and use my imagination to attain a quick erection just to get a bit blood flow. Everything is fine afterwards. My
flaccid penis hangs lower and feels normal. Like I stated in my previous message I’ve been reading the
traction board for a couple of years and while there are exceptions, the impression I’ve walked away with is that a lot of the devices are torture. Because my issue is right under the head of my penis I’ve ruled out any
traction devices that use a noose. I did purchase a Phallason Forte when they first hit the market. Holy mackerel, talk about complicated and uncomfortable putting it on and taking it off. And expensive with the rubber hats. One thing about this disease is that there’s an expensive learning curve. I hope people find what works for them though. I’ve only been using this for two weeks so I’m no expert at
traction. Schedule wise I’ve just been doing what’s comfortable for me. A couple of days on and then a day off if I feel I need one. I know consistency is key with
traction but I don’t want to obsess. This disease has already impacted my life enough. Sorry for blabbing on. By the way, what therapies have you tried?