Traction device helpful for HOURGLASS / Indentations ?

[dude1]

Can a traction device (ptt) be helpful specifically for hourglassing/waisting/indentations?

I am aware that traction devices can be (slightly?) helpful for girth increases, but what about specifically fixing indentation?

My first thought is that this would make my slight hourglass worse, or may increase overall girth without specifically balancing overall girth.

Also, what are your thoughts on ptt for early use? My injury (which is causing my Peyronies Disease) was only 4.5 weeks ago now. Is it okay ?

Finally, do you think this site is trustworthy and that the guy's recommendations are legit? Anything CHEAPER yet still high quality that you know of? (I will pay whatever if needed and I am convinced it will work.) He recommends three different ones at the bottom of his page: Link deleted by moderator - James. Links to commercial sites are not allowed on this forum as you should know if you read the forum rules!!!

THANK YOU ALL  

[james1947]

Dude

You may ask the same question from the guy in the link you provided if he is trustworthy for you.

James

[dude1]

Thanks James, sorry about that.

Still looking for any input about whether or not traction could be good for hourglass/waisting/indentations! As of right now, I'm guessing the answer is no.

Thanks for reading  
- dude1

[Jonbinspain]

I would say that VED is more liable to help with hourglassing.

[dude1]

Thanks Jonbinspain appreciate that comment, since no one is answering in the affirmative I'm guessing you are correct.  

[skunkworks]

Hi Dude1, I have used traction for quite a long time now. It's helped a lot with length and erection quality, but has not helped my hourglass indentations.  

[NeoV]

traction smoothed out my dents and "hourglass", but I suggest it is done with care. Mine was all ventral (lower side) and I did traction at a low angle. I'm not sure if all angles are beneficial, or if every man's case will benefit from traction. Be careful, experiment a bit within reasonable limitations.

[dude1]

Thank you skunkworks and neov !!

All the best.