Is it wrong to gently counted bend the erect penis so its straight?

[ohnoohno]

So what I am asking is, my scar/plaque is right below the glans, literally underneath it, so my shaft is straight but my glans curves to the right about 30 degrees and down.

When flacid I am doing manual traction, cialias and VED pump. Now when doing the VED pump it is obviously making me somewhat erect and keeping the penis straight cause of the tube.

This leaves me to think, when I'm erect and not using the VED pump would it be useful for me to counted bend my glans to the straight posistion?

[thegreycat]

I would not recommend this.

The physics behind the VED is that it's essentially performing traction by using a vaccum. It's pulling and elongating all the tissues, but confining the penis to a straight path. This means that while the penis is relatively un-engorged (never pump to full erection), the normal tissues are not really getting stretched, but the plaque tissue is getting stretched and remodelled without there being any "internal pressure".

When you're erect, there is no vaccum, instead all tissues are under internal pressure. Trying to counter bend with an erection could cause further injury; imagine trying to bend a straight penis to the curvature you have now, for example.

[jj21]

It is highly recommended on this forum and most urologists NOT to bend the erect penis. You risk causing more damage.

[Mr man]

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This leaves me to think, when I'm erect and not using the VED pump would it be useful for me to counted bend my glans to the straight posistion?

It's risky. If possible do it when NOT erect. It will be fidly but more effective than when erect because the plaque has more force put on it. When erect your actually stretching healthy tissue. Fixing something that is not broken. I wouldn't.