Perito exercise versus real world firmness

[seekonk]

I don’t understand the real world implications of the Perito exercise. If an implanted penis can bend like that at almost max inflation, that doesn’t sound nearly as hard as a natural erection, yet many guys say in practice it’s as firm or firmer. Something seems contradictory.

Can this bending happen during penetration when it’s tight (e.g., anal) or the angle is awkward, if the cowgirl/boy leans back too much, or you accidentally hit bone instead of an opening, for example?

[jimmi85]

A max inflated implant will be much harder/more rigid than 99% of any natural erection.

You could easily bend an erect penis, but it will hurt like hell and cause major tissue damage.

With an implant, there is no risk of tissue damage, only the psychological barrier of thinking the implant might break. I have started the exercise but only at 50% at the moment and will work myself up to max.

[Rider1400]

I started the exercises a few days ago and now I’m 4 weeks and 1day out from surgery. It is VERY hard to bend an implant. You have to anchor one hand low on the shaft and exert way more pressure than any normal penis could withstand. At first it’s almost impossible but ass time goes it gets a little easier as the implant softens a little. I used injections for 18 months and although it would get extremely hard if you ever were to exert the pressure required to bend an implant you would be screaming in pain and would probably break your penis.

[OregonStrong]

why does Perito want you to bend the implant? break up scar tissue?

[Gt1956]

why does Perito want you to bend the implant? break up scar tissue?

My take on the procedure is to keep the implant from adhering to the inside of the corpra. So as you're cycling, the implant "gets" all of its growth. Rather than the adhesions holding it back a little.
I can easily be wrong on this but its my best guess on the principle of it.
I'd welcome a better theory or medical fact if anyone has a better point of view.

[2435tjklAS]

why does Perito want you to bend the implant? break up scar tissue?

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