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Let's say for example my penis curves to the left a bit. Which side should I inject to possibly counteract that left curve or at least not make it worse?

My guess would be to inject the right. But really, that an ask the doctor question.

jsjwjw wrote:Let's say for example my penis curves to the left a bit. Which side should I inject to possibly counteract that left curve or at least not make it worse?

Why does it curve to the left?

If it is from injections and scar tissue, You definitely need to address this with your Urologist.

If it is Congenital penile curvature (from birth and not scar tissue). You should alternate sides as best practice.

If you think you can straighten your penis with injections and cause scar tissue, that seems like quite a dangerous gamble.
Peyronies Disease which causes scar tissue and curvature, (Which you may or may not have), is often not treated unless the curvature is over 30 degrees.

I have curved a bit to the left for as long as I can remember. It's not all that bad it doesn't interfere with anything. It doesn't have anything to do with injecting.

I only started injecting 30 days ago and I've only done it a few times because I had a terrible terrible cold and it lasted a couple weeks so I wasn't interested in sex