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Go to the mfgs site, coloplast, AMS, Rigicon and they list the doctors that have used their devices,  from there you can research.  I am doing the same thing, I believe 50 a year is ok, that's 1 a week, good luck on your search.

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This is a very old post so you may not receive a response, but I appreciate your comment

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After 2 rounds (4 injections of Xiaflex) dorsal curve 50 degrees to 20 degrees, left curve 35 degrees to 15 degrees.  I'm using restorex too - religiously! Two sessions/day, 30 minutes each.  Its uncomfortable and often painful.  Xiaflex injections are totally awful as well.  But the results give me hope after 2+ years of hell!
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After 2 rounds (4 injections of Xiaflex) dorsal curve 50 degrees to 20 degrees, left curve 35 degrees to 15 degrees.  I'm using restorex too - religiously! Two sessions/day, 30 minutes each.  Its uncomfortable and often painful.  Xiaflex injections are totally awful as well.  But the results give me hope after 2+ years of hell!

First post here...  any chance of feedback on this combo, and where 4% voltaren can be procured in the us?  I had overnight this issue occur, curved penis not much but curved and no pleasure from ejaculation, from as I have read in other posts this is the last place I was expecting an issue, anyway it is what it is. I have had various auto immune issues over the years that either resolve on their own or with intervention. I've been successful changing diet to overcome issues so I'm a bit off guard on this happening.  over the last 9 months I had an issue with nerve inflammation in my neck, arms and wrist. it would pop up one place then move to an other area, I'm pretty sure I aggravated it doing work on some hvac sheet metal with my hands.  Anyway it stopped in my arms shoulder wrist and then this started.  I believe they are connected. I went to primary doctor who told me to see urologist, saw one head of dept, he said nothing works its just age I'm 66, checked my prostate, checked my penis said there is some plaque causing the curve, nothing can be done really. wound up here after searching voltaren Peyronies Disease. 

Looking for more insight into this protocol seems like it has had success. I started with sourcing the supplements, the voltaren 4% does not come up as available in the US, I can get 1% Gel which I have used before and started with thar for now.

Any help, advice would be appreciated.       
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Interesting onomastic factoid, I think we can all agree that Dr. Trost is quite the helper indeed

50 plus is a respectable number. I get your point, and this has been brought up several times throughout the years. Experience is very important with implants as it's essential to get the best result possible in your first try. You can get more information by googling the doctors name and practice, checking websites like healthgrades.com and the board to see if the doctors name pop's up.

By the way, on the implant section there are discussions about this that you may find interesting.

Greetings-

I wanted to chime in, as I too have recently started with a new Restorex device, and am really hoping for improvement.
First of all, GET the make up pads that have been suggested by other on this forum. Restorex should be paying royalties to the guy who thought of it.
One, underneath the head, one on top, then clamp.

I have not adjusted the factory settings. I find with the pads, one "click" of the clamp will hold things for straight traction. I do 15-20 minutes of straight traction, making 2-3 adjustments to increase tension as I go.

After the 15-20 minutes of straight tension, I am ready for counter stretching. This took me several sessions to work smoothly. First I release all tension on the device. Then I push down to get another "click" from the clamp to maximize the grip. It seems much easier to achieve this after 15 minutes of being stretched and clamped. Then, I slowly work the device to get to 90 degrees of counter stretch. Usually takes a few minutes. When I'm ready and comfortable, I release the tension for the 15 minute session.

I find if I lie down and stay still, my success is greater ( less slippage).
Sometimes it takes me a couple attempts when starting to get the clamp in a comfortable spot. Again, the make up pads are key to that comfort.

Here's to hoping we both get the results we are after. I will try post my progress here as well.

Cheers

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