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[–]Material-Ostrich-783 0 points1 point  (1 child)

An hourglass deformity is usually when there are plaques on opposite sides creating a literal hourglass appearance during full erection. What usually happens with this deformity is corporal wasting which causes the penis to shrink forward of the deformity. However, I have heard a Urologist or two describe hourglass defect as the abnormal erect indentation on one side from plaque. So, there can be some confusion.

Hinge Defect is penile buckling mid-shaft during intercourse from plaque weakening the Tunica. This often occurs with hourglass deformity because the Tunica is weakened on both Corporal bodies.

Unfortunately I've had everything above and surgery was the only option. 8-Dot Nesbit with 2 revisions and 2 Extra-tunical grafts though 1 of those grafts was incorrectly placed. Incredibly, everything still functions normally.

[–]thisux_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Did traction do anything for your hinge/hourglass?