Help with the size of my dick and the restorex device

[deriwithpatient]

Greeting fellas, I'm currently using the Restorex device for a month recommended by my doctor for fix my curvature caused by Peyronies, but I find it's hard to use that like many guys here on the forum since I'm an Asian with an Average Asian size penis. I'm okay with doing that with a straight traction, i can release the tension rod's lock and achieve 3 click, with some tension but not painful. But once i rotate it downward to fix my upward curvature on the third or forth position, I can't extend tension rod, cuz it's already stretching my penis at it's maximum with 1 click without extending the tension rod and it hurts when I'm just trying to release the lock for the tension rod.

Should I just keep the tension rod locked with 1 click while doing that, or keep it straight the whole time for the traction.  

Warning: Here are some of the pictures of me doing the traction in the downward position.

[Mikel7]

So if I understand what you are saying you have no problem with straight traction. Your issue is with the counter bending function with the Restorex. The photo shows that you have buried the white lines which is good, but you have a lot of pain with counter bending. It appears that you have very good tension on your bend, you still have not unlocked it. I would bring this question to Dr Trost's board and see what his response is since he is the creator of it. You must first have 5 meaningful postings first to do that though.  

[deriwithpatient]

So if I understand what you are saying you have no problem with straight traction. Your issue is with the counter bending function with the Restorex. The photo shows that you have buried the white lines which is good, but you have a lot of pain with counter bending. It appears that you have very good tension on your bend, you still have not unlocked it. I would bring this question to Dr Trost's board and see what his response is since he is the creator of it. You must first have 5 meaningful postings first to do that though.

Thank you so much for the explanation, I will try my best to contribute as much as I can, and hopefully get the help i needed

[tsp]

Counter-bending is not very important for upward curvature, straight stretch will get you most, if not all, of the benefits. Counter-bending is useful for all other directions, such as your curve to the left.

Also, the makeup pad modification and placing a tissue between your penis and RestoreX at the bend will significantly increase your comfort.

[Lostand Looking24]

Counter-bending is not very important for upward curvature, straight stretch will get you most, if not all, of the benefits. Counter-bending is useful for all other directions, such as your curve to the left.

I have also read this, I believe this is why some men got great results with 1st gen traction devices compared to others - because the straight out traction of 1st gen devices is better for upward curves compared to other directions and thus guys with upward curves got better results.  

[Mikel7]

Also, the makeup pad modification and placing a tissue between your penis and RestoreX at the bend will significantly increase your comfort.

Definitely try the makeup pads as this makes using the Restorex so much easier. There is a complete description with photos here --> Makeup Pads .

[tsp]

I believe this is why some men got great results with 1st gen traction devices compared to others - because the straight out traction of 1st gen devices is better for upward curves compared to other directions and thus guys with upward curves got better results.

I wasn't aware of first generation devices being better for Peyronie's. Peyronie's plaque responds to large forces - which the first generation devices are unable to provide.

[Lostand Looking24]

I wasn't aware of first generation devices being better for Peyronie's. Peyronie's plaque responds to large forces - which the first generation devices are unable to provide.

What I meant is that assume there are 30 men using a 1st generation traction device for their peyronies disease.
If 10 of those men had an upward curve, whereas the other 20 had curves in a different direction, the 10 men who had an upward curve would likely get better results than the other 20 men, due to upward curves responding better to straight traction than curves in other directions.

I was not trying to imply any superiority of 1st gen devices over 2nd gen.

[deriwithpatient]

Thank you guys for the great advices and information, I got myself the makeup pad for using restorex, and it's helping a lot.
And I'm now sticking to straight stretching since I realized that it's more effective on the curve and more comfortable than forcing to do counter-bending.
I will keep updating the progress.

[tsp]

If you do decide to counter-bend, against your left curve for instance, you might right run into size issues again. You can get around the problem by doing the following:

1. Do a straight stretch first for a 10-20 minutes to temporarily lengthen your penis.
2. If releasing the tension lock is painful, manually compress the spring by pushing down so as to decrease the force the device applies on your penis. Reduce your push down gradually over a few minutes if your pain allows. Your penis will usually stretch in a few minutes making the pain manageable.

If all else fails, do straight stretches only for a month or two in order to recover some of your lost length and then try counter-bending again.