Outcomes Of A Novel Penile Traction Device (Restorex) In Men With Peyronie's Disease: A Randomized, Single-Blinded, Controlled Trial

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Outcomes Of A Novel Penile Traction Device (Restorex) In Men With Peyronie's Disease: A Randomized, Single-Blinded, Controlled Trial.
Ziegelmann M, Savage J, Toussi A, Alom M, Yang D, Kohler T, Trost L




Outcomes Of A Novel Penile Traction Device (Restorex) In Men With Peyronie's Disease: A Randomized, Single-Blinded, Controlled Trial. - PubMed - NCBI




Abstract

PURPOSE:
Current penile traction therapy (PTT) devices have significant limitations, including a need to utilize 3-8 hours/day. Given these issues, a novel PTT device (RestoreX) was developed in cooperation with Mayo Clinic.

MATERIALS AND METHODS:
A randomized, controlled, single-blinded, intent-to-treat trial (NCT03389854) was conducted with Peyronie's Disease (PD) men assigned to RestoreX 30-90 min/day or no therapy for 3 months. Inclusion criteria was ≥30° curvature, with no exclusions for complex curvatures, hourglass, prior PD therapy/surgery, or calcification. The primary outcome was safety, and secondary outcomes were penile length, curvature, and questionnaire responses.

RESULTS:
110 men were randomized 3:1 to PTT or control. Cohorts were well-matched: mean age 58.4 years, PD duration 49.7 months, and curvature 59.3°. Overall, PTT was well tolerated, with only transient and mild adverse events reported. At 3-months, PTT men demonstrated significant improvements over controls in length (1.5 vs 0 cm, p<0.001), curve (-11.7° vs +1.3°, p<0.01), and erectile function (IIEF-EFD +4.3 vs -0.7 among men with erectile dysfunction [ED], p=0.01). Overall, 77% of PTT men experienced improved curvature (responders: mean -17.2°, 28.2%), while 94% achieved increased length (+1.6 cm, 10.9%). Counter-bending and the white-line indicator improved efficacy, validating key device innovations. Of those previously using other PTT devices, 100% preferred RestoreX.

CONCLUSIONS:
PTT with RestoreX 30-90 min/day is safe and results in significant and clinically-meaningful improvements in penile curvature and length in PD men and erectile function in ED/PD men, with no significant adverse events. These data represent the only to report improvements with any device <3-8 hours/day.
 
 
I wanted to share my personal experience in case it helps someone avoid wasting money or risking harm.

A while ago, I tried using a penile traction device to correct a curvature. I followed all the recommendations — the wearing schedule, the tension guidelines, everything. Unfortunately, I saw no improvement at all. The curvature remained exactly the same.

What’s worse, these devices are not risk-free. Prolonged stretching can potentially cause pain, numbness, or even permanent damage to the tissue. I didn’t suffer major harm, but I did experience discomfort and was worried enough to stop after seeing no results in a year.

Please don’t be fooled by promises of an “easy” or “lucrative” fix for penile length or curvature — they simply do not work. Penile traction devices are not safe to use at all, and can cause lasting damage. Avoid them entirely and protect your health. There are safer, evidence-based treatment options out there, and your health isn’t worth the gamble.
 

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