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Penis Enlargement Techniques

Penis Augmentation - Penis Enhancement - Correct Peyronie's Disease

Penis enlargement methods are not hard to come by, especially with the Internet bringing millions of options to you from across the world. But if you are interested in real, medically proven results, only two are found to be effective and offer medical backup:

Surgery: Cutting the suspensor ligament can extend the penis outwards before connecting the cuted ligament. Patients often see increases of up to 0.6 inches (1.5 cm). While surgery is a viable option, the recovery can cause scar retraction, reducing the results achieved.

Penile Extenders: Using an external device that attaches to the penis and, over time, stretches the penis using gentle and gradual traction force can give you effective increases in size and girth. There's no need for invasive surgery when using penis augmentation products.

Andropenis Traction System
Andromedical penis enlarger and medical penis enhancement products are based on the principal of traction.
Progressively, continuously and adaptively applied, the traction force (ranging from 600 to 1500 grams) stimulates the growth of the corpus cavernosa and the rest of the penile tissues, by forcing the penis cells inside to spread further apart. The body adapts to this force by creating new cells between recently spread tissues.

The scientifically proven results recorded after applying the principle of traction are not only penis enlargement, but also penis thickening*.

Tested Principle of Traction

Throughout history, African, Asian, and Amazonian tribes applied the force of traction to change their bodies. Some tribes apply prosthetics and weights to elongate body parts such as necks, lips and ear lobes.

Today, plastic surgeons use the principle of traction to regenerate tissue and apply skin grafts; it is also used for limb lengthening surgeries. For you to have a better idea of how the principle of traction works, we have gathered a few examples on how traction is used in modern medicine.