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Glans Enlargement
I’ve been following the various posts & threads about glans enlargement, and think I may have something constructive to offer. Let’s start by understanding what the glans essentially is: the final extension of the corpus spongiosum, opening out and spreading over the ends of the ligs (check this out with any relevant anatomy diagram). Expanding the glans is, therefore, a matter of forcing the blood in the corpus spongiosum forward and into the glans itself, thus causing it to enlarge, and - over a period of time and with consistent exercise - to attain a permanent increase in size.
The method I employ:
Stimulate the penis, paying particular attention to the glans and corona, until about 60% erect. Kegel strongly several times, and at once clamp the penis base with one hand ( the ‘OK’ grip), and close the fingers of that hand by degrees, beginning with the middle finger and ending with the little one. Concentrating on the soft ridge of the corpus spongiosum, squeeze the penis and pull it out from it base. The penis end - ligs and glans - will now be gorged with blood. Place the fingertips of the other hand (palm upward) under the end of the penis. Using the little finger and perhaps the next one (depending on the length of the penis), bring pressure to bear upward on the end of the penis which will be beyond the breadth of the other hand, while at the same time pressing down with the heel of that other hand. Then use the remaining fingers of the lower hand one by one to force the corpus spongiosum blood into the glans, and after several repetitions of this, hold the upper hand squeeze and downward pressure and the upward pressure of all the lower hand fingers for about twenty seconds. Then relax for about the same time, and start again. Every now and then I have found it useful to relax the initial clamp very briefly while doing two or three very strong kegels, and then immediately trapping the resulting new engorgement of the penis with the ‘OK’ clamp.
The results of this repeated procedure are proving most gratifying: not only is the glans appreciably larger at all times, but - wonderfully! - is continuing to gain considerably in sensitivity.
This is probably not for anyone who is new to PE, and some months of basic exercises are what I would advise before going down this road. For my own PE background, please see my first post in the ‘Introduce Yourself’ Forum.
Good luck everyone!
Dellaware
The method I employ:
Stimulate the penis, paying particular attention to the glans and corona, until about 60% erect. Kegel strongly several times, and at once clamp the penis base with one hand ( the ‘OK’ grip), and close the fingers of that hand by degrees, beginning with the middle finger and ending with the little one. Concentrating on the soft ridge of the corpus spongiosum, squeeze the penis and pull it out from it base. The penis end - ligs and glans - will now be gorged with blood. Place the fingertips of the other hand (palm upward) under the end of the penis. Using the little finger and perhaps the next one (depending on the length of the penis), bring pressure to bear upward on the end of the penis which will be beyond the breadth of the other hand, while at the same time pressing down with the heel of that other hand. Then use the remaining fingers of the lower hand one by one to force the corpus spongiosum blood into the glans, and after several repetitions of this, hold the upper hand squeeze and downward pressure and the upward pressure of all the lower hand fingers for about twenty seconds. Then relax for about the same time, and start again. Every now and then I have found it useful to relax the initial clamp very briefly while doing two or three very strong kegels, and then immediately trapping the resulting new engorgement of the penis with the ‘OK’ clamp.
The results of this repeated procedure are proving most gratifying: not only is the glans appreciably larger at all times, but - wonderfully! - is continuing to gain considerably in sensitivity.
This is probably not for anyone who is new to PE, and some months of basic exercises are what I would advise before going down this road. For my own PE background, please see my first post in the ‘Introduce Yourself’ Forum.
Good luck everyone!
Dellaware
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