Also, I do move my legs around in about 3 or 4 positions when using straight stretching and it feels like it stretches different parts of my penis in a good way.

Hmmm I'm not sure I'd call it mild pain but maybe some strain. Definitely feels like a really deep stretch. Usually if I have any pain it's from skin getting caught where it shouldn't be. Also tightening the clamp to the fourth really helps avoid pain when I'm totally burying tension rods or counterbending.

Do you get some feeling of strain and mild pain when stretching and counterbending?

I do but push through.

Sorry, just woke up from a nap lol meant 60 and 90.

There are 5 positions to counterbend to at 30° 60° 90° 120° and 150°

I always start with straight stretching then counterbend 150° downwards and then 150° to the right.

It appears the indent filled in after early RestoreX use and the curvature also reduced.

I then felt I hit a plateau as no more progress was made. So I looked into Xiaflex and managed to get collagenase injections.

I felt I needed them to help soften the plaque and dissolve it to make RestoreX more effective.

I've had further reduction in curvature since. You can look through my pictures here to see.

Yeah, I do the same with the rods. I usually only counter bend to 45 or 90 degrees usually. I also tend to do straight stretching after counterbend to get that real deep straight stretch again.

Do you attribute filling in the indent to RestoreX? Or what?

It sounds like you use the RestoreX in a similar way.

I go up the rods as much as possible so the tension rods stay almost completely hidden for maximum tension.

I also have a hinge. It's not as obvious now that I have filled out the indent.

No idea! Both my urologist and primary care doctor have been stunned by my results though. According to them, there really is no rhyme or reason with peyronies so it's just about finding something that helps for each individual.

I will say, I have a hinge so I feel like it being softer or something like that could be an accurate descriptor.

I'm doing something similar.

Have been doing 30-45 minutes 1-2x a day for the past 6 months.

You seem to have gotten better results and much quicker than I have.

It could be a possibility that your plaque is much softer?

When Dr Raheem injected my plaque the first time he said the needle was bending and it's a stubborn plaque.

Mostly!

RestoreX, Cialis, and trying to get lots of erections. Also take some supplements like turmeric and am on muscle relaxers and stuff for body wide tension so those may have helped? Just recently started coq10. I was very diligent with restorex though and did it for 30-40 minutes 2 or 3 times a day. I know most people don't see results like I did but it was the best thing I've bought.