ProExtender reviewed

ProExtender, as described in this article, is a more researched and less radical way to treat penile problems than resorting to invasive surgery. There is no hospitalization or post-operative recovery with this product.

Who invented it?

Dr. Jorn Ege Sian, an internationally recognized leading expert in the field of surgical and non-surgical penis enlargement, with over twenty years of experience, explained the basics of the Porextender. He is a certified specialist in General and Plastic Surgery.

The PorExtender is made up of:

– A specially designed plastic ring that is placed around the base of the penis.

– An adjustable support of plastic and silicone that fastens around the glans penis

– Two dynamic metal bars attached between the ring and the bracket that apply a user-controlled amount of tension that can vary from 600 to 1500 grams.

the way it works

The human body uses its natural ability to adapt and develop under external physical influences with the Proextender using the principles of traction. When a part of the body undergoes continuous and permanent stretching, the cell tissues begin to divide instead of multiplying, increasing the tissue mass. This enlargement will consequently develop both the length and the girth of the penis.

Throughout history, and even today, in human culture this procedure has been used to extend various parts of the body in different parts of the world. As in the case of the Padaung women of Myanmar who have obtained necks 10 to 15 inches long by placing a series of large rings around their necks, adding additional rings as they grow. In South America, Mursi and Sara wear lip plates to enlarge their lips.

No side effects have been discovered through clinical tests conducted on the ProExtender. It has been found to be a suitable means of treating Peyronie’s disease (curved penis). It does not influence urination, erection or fertility. Medical supervision is not required.