Please Share Insights of Success with PTT in Late Chronic Phase

[MunichPatient1989]

Hi All,

I started PTT, but I am still struggling with the device and safety concerns.

Next week I have a check in appointment with my urologist where I want to discuss my treatment protocol for my now late chronic phase Peyronie's.

Did anyone have success in:
- Mild and gentle Lengthening (I lost c.a. 2 cm of erect penile length).
- Loosing hourglass/bottleneck indentation. Mine is caused by dorsal Plaque right at the edge of the glans.

I am especially interested in success stories:
- Using Penimaster Pro or RestoreX.
- Starting late chronic phase (e.g. 1-2 year stable) with no combined surgical/injection therapy.

Hearing some successes would really help to motivate me to give PTT a thorough try and to have less anxiety on potential side effects.

Thanks and KR
T.

[Mikel7]

Yes traction does work with just about every man to some degree. I regained just about all of my lost length and girth and I started with the PMP and then added in Restorex. It is the time you put into it that counts. Read the studies and the forum and you will discover a lot of other men with success using traction.

[BentKnob]

Yes traction does work with just about every man to some degree. I regained just about all of my lost length and girth and I started with the PMP and then added in Restorex. It is the time you put into it that counts. Read the studies and the forum and you will discover a lot of other men with success using traction.

I understand it's a slow process.

How long did it take to restore length, girth and curvature?

I could imagine it takes anywhere between 12-24 months for noticeable improvement?

12 weeks as stated on the RestoreX website seems too ambitious.

[MunichPatient1989]

Hi Mikel7,

how much grams of force did you apply with PMP?

I want to use low force (maybe 200-300grams) with longer duration as I work from Homeoffice most days anyway. So I can use the device with little issues.

Thanks
T

[MunichPatient1989]

PS: Did you start in Chronic Phase or Acute Phase. I am worried I missed the important window for therapy due to wait and see recommendations of the early urologist I have seen.

[Mikel7]

I started out with the lowest force on the PMP and I was in the acute stage. It took about 2 years before I got back a lot of my lost length and girth. My upwards bend took a little longer while adding in the Restorex. Each man is different in how much time they spend on it.

[MunichPatient1989]

Would you still try starting in the Chronic Phase? E.g. do you still see improvements now?

[Mikel7]

I would not hesitate to give it a try. If there has been a deformity or shortening then there is the possibility of stretching things out. To what degree is another story. How will you know if you don't try.

[MunichPatient1989]

Yes you are right. I am just hesitant due to anxiety about side effects (new plaque).
Even regaining 10-20% of the list length and form would be huge for me as my deformity is mostly cosmetic (except for the tension at the plaque during erections).

I have my check in appointment with a urologist tomorrow. I will discuss PTT protocol and then most likely try it for some months to see if there are any improvements.

[Mikel7]

I hope that you have a good Dr who will work with you.

[SullyDog]

Take a look at the comfort grip attachment for the Restorex
Due to its ease of use, with no pain or discomfort, results seem to increase too
Good luck on your journey

[Mikel7]

So SullyDog have you actually used this new add on device? How much does it cost? Has it been clinically tested?