Penis Extender - up or down to fix specific curvature?

[Dooba Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dooba]

I have a question regard positioning the penis extender (just got myself a Male Edge Pro). The reason I bought the extender in the first place is to fix a heavy down curve and my question is this: Does it matter which way I position the extender when I specifically want to correct a down curve? My logic tells me I should position it upward to fix such an issue, but when I position it downward I get a bit more of a stress on the penis (more traction) and if I want to wear it to work, I cannot have it upward... So how to fix a down curve? Position it upwards or does it matter at all?

[BobbyR_SG_Rep Official Size Genetics Representative Find all posts View Profile Close BobbyR_SG_Rep]

Stretching it down will give the most forceful stretch which should be best for curves.

[Dooba Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dooba]

Stretching it down will give the most forceful stretch which should be best for curves.

Also though my curve is pointing downwards? Will it be straightened still?

[gopack1252 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close gopack1252]

I have about a 30 degree leftward curve. I'm doing the JP90 and primarily only do right jelqs, plus downward and upwards V jelqs. I've only been doing the JP90 for 3 weeks and see an improvement already, even though it is a small improvement so far. I'm going to add doing an extender, but not until I'm done with the JP90.

Many of the guys here emphasize over and over again the importance of conditioning your dick. I would start doing the JP90 first, which is what I'm doing. Then get an extender.

[Dangler Senior Administrator☼ Wizard ☼ White Tiger Award 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Dangler]

Thanks for sharing guys, keep us informed of your progress.

[Dooba Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dooba]

I still don't get why the downward position would help fix a downward curvature? Any explanation?

[Cavalier Retired Super Moderator Member of the Month Feb 2015PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Cavalier]

I still don't get why the downward position would help fix a downward curvature? Any explanation?

The forces from an extender are in a straight line between the base and the glans. It's this straight line stretch that will help straighten the curve. When positioning the extender you are only bending your penis at the base and that will have no effect on the curve above it.

[Dooba Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Dooba]

wauw, this was really helpful!!! Thanks!!! Is there any pro's and/or cons by doing it any specific way then? I mean should I alternate between some positions or? :-) And thanks so much for the reply!

[Cavalier Retired Super Moderator Member of the Month Feb 2015PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Cavalier]

I don't know of any pro's or con's, just do it which ever way works best for you.

[BobbyR_SG_Rep Official Size Genetics Representative Find all posts View Profile Close BobbyR_SG_Rep]

The forces from an extender are in a straight line between the base and the glans. It's this straight line stretch that will help straighten the curve. When positioning the extender you are only bending your penis at the base and that will have no effect on the curve above it.

What this gentleman said

[XXRyanXXL250 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close XXRyanXXL250]

You would point the extender in a downward position. This was expertly explained by Cavalier. Gravity also is helping this force being directed downward. Gravity is your friend. Don't expect miracles overnight, but I'm confident when I say that if you put time and dedication into this, you will significantly straighten out that curve.

[phenemol Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close phenemol]

So does that mean if I point it upward it won't change the curve? I have an upward one I'd like to keep.

[Cavalier Retired Super Moderator Member of the Month Feb 2015PEGym Hero Find all posts View Profile Close Cavalier]

So does that mean if I point it upward it won't change the curve? I have an upward one I'd like to keep.

As explained earlier, the direction the extender is pointed has no effect on the curve. However the OP was talking about straightening a curve with an extender. Extenders do help with straightening so if you are looking to keep a curve you you may want to consider this if you are using or looking to purchase an extender.

[BobbyR_SG_Rep Official Size Genetics Representative Find all posts View Profile Close BobbyR_SG_Rep]

Downward stretching is more intense. You angle the extender downwards over time in stages beginning with the device pointing upwards.

[phenemol Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close phenemol]

As explained earlier, the direction the extender is pointed has no effect on the curve. However the OP was talking about straightening a curve with an extender. Extenders do help with straightening so if you are looking to keep a curve you you may want to consider this if you are using or looking to purchase an extender.

I see. Is the curve change pretty dramatic? Like after 6 months of use will it completely straighten or just reduce it some?