What traction devices do top urologist recommend?

[Curvekiller94]

Hi guys, my insurance currently doesn't include a peyronie specialist (the closest one is Chicago) but my insurance doesn't work with Levine. Does anyone know what kind of traction he recommends? Pmp, restorex, other?

I'm working on getting into an appointment but there are many hoops to jump through and idk if it's even possible with WI state insurance

[postrocker]

restorex and pmp

[Curvekiller94]

Can you do both or is it one or the other?
Dr. Levine in a recorded interview said there is a cellular process where the more time of traction seems to be the best. So is the pmp maybe a better approach?

[Curvekiller94]

I just called his office and they will send me the link of the traction device I should be using. Very nice of them considering I am not even a patient if his yet. Way more helpful than my current doc in Wisconsin who recommend an Encore VED or restoreX after months of telling them I have peyronies and them not believing me and saying they feel no plaque.  

[Mikel7]

Hi guys, my insurance currently doesn't include a peyronie specialist (the closest one is Chicago) but my insurance doesn't work with Levine. Does anyone know what kind of traction he recommends? Pmp, restorex, other?

Dr Levine recommends the PMP. He and two other Dr's were involved in the study on it.  In his instructions for me it basically talks about the length of time in traction and cellular changes etc...If you become a patient of his you get a discount on the PMP.  

[Curvekiller94]

Thank you for the info I heard back from his office and will post a new thread on the forums with the info dr. Levine's office sent me so everyone can benefit.