Does the Traction Device Stretch the Ligaments as Well as the Tunica?

How exactly does a traction device enlarge the penis? Do its effects include stretching of the ligaments as well as the tunica? In order to help you understand how a traction device works to achieve both flaccid and erect gains we will examine one of the top quality extenders on the market - the SizeGenetics™ traction device.

The traction device aims mainly to stretch all the tissues of the penis which includes the Corpora Cavernosa, Corpus Spongiosum, and the Tunica Albuginea, which are forced by the plastic ring and steel rods of the device to adjust to the new length. Subsequently the arteries and veins also have to grow in size in order to be able to deal with the increased blood flow. The result is harder and bigger erections, as well as an increased sensitivity of the penis.

The ligaments that serve to keep the penis attached to the body also undergo stretching to a certain extent by the SizeGenetics™ device. This is because the plastic ring rests on the pubic area and the stretching is done while the penis is in flaccid state. However, this is not the main goal of the traction device. Its main purpose remains stretching of the penile tissues, resulting in a slow but sure penis size enlargement.

If you want to further stretch your ligaments you could try penis enlargement exercises which are known to be really helpful in this matter. The good news is that the SizeGenetics™ device comes with the best penis enlargement exercise program - a PenisHealth™ DVD is included in SizeGenetics™ package.

You can visit the SizeGenetics.com website to find more about what is included in the SizeGenetics™ system.