Uneven girth growth

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

Is there a way to develop the underside of the glans?
I've been gaining girth in the 'corpus spongiosum' (the underside muscle) but its looking funny now because the underside of my glans where the frenulum is isn't really developing at the same rate.
Is there a way to fix that?

Thanks

[codster951 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close codster951]

What is your routine?

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

stretches
side to side stretches
jelqs
squeezes

in that order

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

I have the same issue

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

It is the hardest part to gain in (the upper spongiosum) mainly because on most penis' the the corpus cavernosums start getting closer to each other and the uretha thins out. This is common. You may get it somewhat more gains but not much due to them factor alone. So you can do al that you can but that is very hard to achieve if you do at all. The glans and cavernosum (even upper region) are far easier depending on routine and overall genetics.

[closed224 Senior Member Member of the Month Dec 2014, Feb 2017 Find all posts View Profile Close closed224]

Head only pumping can help develop the upper regions. Modified squeezes with only one hand holding pressure into the glans area can help also. Just be careful to not over pressure the area too much. Slow and steady on this also. Enjoy your journey.

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

Let me tell you something, the penis can only modify some much at some areas according to shape and limitations. You cannot force your caverosums to separate more. Just like you cannot make your urethra expand just because you get more blood into the spongiosum. The spongiusom fills to protect the urethra during penetration. You can lengthen it but it does not get bigger during in erection. I have been doing this for a while and even know the anatomy of the penis and its' interworking. Some things cannot be done without damaging the penis.

[closed224 Senior Member Member of the Month Dec 2014, Feb 2017 Find all posts View Profile Close closed224]

Can you look up a diagram of the penis spongiosm and see if it is not connected to the glans? I may be mistaken, but as I understand the question asked I stand my my answer.

[MrB8 Senior Member Member of the Month Nov 2013 Find all posts View Profile Close MrB8]

penis-anatomy.jpg

[closed224 Senior Member Member of the Month Dec 2014, Feb 2017 Find all posts View Profile Close closed224]

Excellent, thanks MrB8. Now notice that you are correct Thenewguy the spongiosum is there to protect the urethra. and that by carefully making it larger through PE helps to protect it more as all parts of the penis develop so should the spongiosum. Growing the glans will increase the size of the frenulum area, and stretch the skin in that area also. If you avoid increasing the size of this area you can cause a condition where the spongiosum is not strong enough to protect the urethra causing pain, and restriction. I think it is important to grow all areas of the penis including the spongiosum and glans. Gaining in one or two areas but not the others causes imbalances, and these can be dangerous. Another method to be considered in growth of the frenulum area is to expand the skin to help stretch the connetion in this area. Like what is accomplished during foreskin restoration. If you avoid growth in these areas you will likely experience pinching type pain, and possible problems with your urethra.
I am sorry if you feel I am attacking you Thenewguy, it is not my intention. I simply support a theory of balanced growth through out all structures of the penis so you don't create imbalances. In my penis I have grown my CS, and so I responded with my experiences. If your experiences have been different please share them as your experiences. I don't feel the need to be attacked or ridiculed, and will try not to treat you that way either.