Andropenis® PRO Penile Traction Medical Device

The Andropenis® PRO, also known as the Androextender System, is a medical-grade penile traction device manufactured in Spain by Andromedical S.L. It is designed for controlled, non-surgical penile traction therapy and is primarily used for penile length enhancement, tissue remodeling and selected penile rehabilitation protocols.

Andropenis® PRO works on the principle of Penile Traction Therapy (PTT). Instead of creating temporary swelling or blood-filled expansion, the device applies gentle and progressive longitudinal traction to penile tissue over a sustained period. With regular and appropriate use, the tissues gradually adapt to mechanical stretching, which can result in measurable improvement in penile length in selected patients.

The device is manufactured as a Class I Medical Device under European medical-device regulations. Andromedical also describes Andropenis® as an FDA Registered medical device in the United States, and its manufacturing system follows medical-device quality standards including ISO 13485.

Medical Note: Andropenis® PRO is a medical traction device intended for controlled penile traction and rehabilitation. It is not an adult novelty or recreational enlargement product.

How Does Andropenis® PRO Work?

Andropenis® PRO applies a controlled stretching force along the length of the penis while it is in a flaccid state. The traction is created gradually through the adjustable rod system, allowing the user to maintain a consistent stretch without excessive pressure.

When biological tissue is exposed to appropriate mechanical tension over a prolonged period, gradual tissue adaptation and remodeling can occur. This principle is widely used in different areas of medicine and forms the basis of penile traction therapy.

The objective of Andropenis® is therefore not to produce instant enlargement. It is designed for progressive anatomical lengthening over several months of consistent use.

Unlike a vacuum pump, Andropenis® does not create negative pressure or temporarily fill the penis with additional blood. Its mechanism is based on sustained mechanical traction.

What is Andropenis® PRO Used For?

Andropenis® for Penile Enlargement

The primary use of Andropenis® PRO is non-surgical penile length enhancement. Penile traction therapy is one of the few non-surgical approaches for penile lengthening that has been evaluated in clinical studies.

A prospective clinical study published in BJU International evaluated men using a penile extender regularly for six months. The study reported an average improvement of approximately 2.3 cm in flaccid penile length and 1.7 cm in stretched penile length.

The study did not demonstrate a significant increase in penile girth, which is why penile traction should primarily be considered a treatment for length enhancement rather than major girth enlargement.

Results vary from person to person and depend on anatomy, treatment duration, correct fitting and consistency of use.

Andropenis® for Peyronie’s Disease

Peyronie’s disease is a condition in which fibrotic scar tissue or plaque develops within the penis. This can lead to penile curvature, shortening, indentation, hourglass deformity, discomfort during erection and difficulty during intercourse.

Penile traction therapy can be used in selected Peyronie’s disease patients as part of a conservative or multimodal treatment programme. Controlled traction may help stretch shortened penile tissue, preserve penile length and support gradual remodeling of affected tissues.

Clinical studies involving penile traction devices have demonstrated improvement in penile length and curvature in selected Peyronie’s patients. However, results vary depending on the severity of the disease, degree of curvature, plaque characteristics and treatment adherence.

Patients with Peyronie’s disease should ideally undergo an evaluation by a qualified urologist or andrologist before starting traction therapy.

Andropenis® for Penile Curvature

Penile curvature may develop because of Peyronie’s disease, fibrosis, trauma, previous penile procedures or other structural changes within penile tissue.

In appropriately selected cases, controlled penile traction may help stretch shortened tissues and support more balanced tissue remodeling. It may also help preserve penile length while the underlying curvature is being treated.

The effectiveness of traction depends on the cause and degree of curvature. Penile curvature should therefore be correctly diagnosed before treatment is started.

Andropenis® for Congenital Penile Curvature – CPC

Congenital Penile Curvature (CPC) is different from Peyronie’s disease. CPC is generally caused by disproportionate development of penile tissues and is usually present from a younger age rather than developing because of scar tissue.

Mild curvature may not require treatment when it does not interfere with sexual function. More significant congenital curvature requires proper urological assessment, and corrective surgery remains the established definitive treatment for functionally significant CPC.

Penile traction should therefore not be considered a guaranteed substitute for corrective surgery in CPC. If traction is considered as part of treatment or rehabilitation, it should be used under specialist guidance.

Andropenis® After Penile Fat Grafting

Penile fat grafting is generally performed to improve penile girth, while penile traction is primarily designed to influence length. The two treatments therefore have different purposes.

After fat grafting, the tissues require time to heal and the transferred fat must stabilise. Andropenis® should not be used immediately after the procedure because excessive pressure or stretching during the early healing period may interfere with recovery.

Once adequate healing has occurred, a treating surgeon may consider controlled traction in selected patients when maintaining or restoring penile length is desirable.

Andropenis® does not increase the volume of transferred fat and should only be started after the surgeon confirms that the tissues have healed sufficiently.

Andropenis® for Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Penile shortening or tissue retraction may occur after certain penile or urological procedures because of fibrosis, scar contraction or changes in penile tissue.

Penile traction therapy may be incorporated into selected rehabilitation programmes to help preserve or recover penile length. It may be considered following certain Peyronie’s procedures, reconstructive procedures or other penile surgeries.

The timing of traction is extremely important after surgery. Treatment should only begin when the operating surgeon confirms that healing is adequate.

Key Benefits of Andropenis® PRO

• Non-Surgical Penile Lengthening: Provides controlled mechanical traction without enlargement surgery.
• Medical-Grade Device: Manufactured specifically for penile traction therapy.
• Progressive Traction System: Allows gradual adjustment according to tissue adaptation.
• Clinically Studied: Penile traction therapy has been evaluated in published urological research.
• No Vacuum Pressure: Works through mechanical traction rather than temporary blood engorgement.
• No Creams or Pills: Does not depend on unverified enlargement creams, oils or supplements.
• Length Preservation: May be useful in selected penile rehabilitation programmes.
• Curvature Support: Traction may form part of treatment for selected patients with Peyronie’s disease or acquired curvature.
• Reusable System: Designed for regular use over a structured treatment period.

Why Choose Andropenis® Instead of a Local or Unverified Enlargement Device?

Penile traction devices may look similar externally, but there can be significant differences in their design, materials, traction mechanism and manufacturing standards.

Because a traction device applies mechanical force directly to sensitive penile tissue, the quality and control of that force are important. Poorly designed or incorrectly calibrated devices may cause unnecessary pressure, discomfort, numbness or circulation problems.

The major advantage of choosing a genuine medical-grade traction device is not simply the appearance of the product. It is the combination of controlled traction, appropriate materials, manufacturer instructions, medical documentation and product traceability.

Penile Traction vs Vacuum Pump

Although penile traction devices and vacuum pumps are both used in men’s health, they work in completely different ways.

A vacuum pump creates negative pressure around the penis and draws blood into the erectile tissues. This can produce temporary expansion and is particularly useful in erectile dysfunction and certain penile rehabilitation programmes.

Andropenis® works differently. It applies sustained mechanical traction to penile tissue with the objective of gradually increasing or preserving penile length.

For men whose primary objective is non-surgical penile length enhancement, penile traction has more directly relevant clinical evidence than relying on a conventional vacuum pump for permanent elongation.

Clinical Research on Andropenis® & Penile Traction

Penile traction therapy has been evaluated in several clinical studies for penile lengthening and Peyronie’s disease.

One of the most frequently cited studies was conducted by Dr. Paolo Gontero and colleagues and published in BJU International. Participants used a penile extender for at least four hours per day over a six-month period.

The study reported an average increase of approximately 2.3 cm in flaccid penile length and 1.7 cm in stretched penile length.

Importantly, the study did not demonstrate a statistically significant increase in penile girth. This supports the use of traction primarily for length rather than major circumference enhancement.

Penile traction has also been studied in men with Peyronie’s disease, with selected studies reporting improvements in penile length and curvature. Results depend on the device, treatment protocol, disease severity and patient compliance.

Clinical study averages should never be interpreted as guaranteed individual results.

Medical Device Status & Quality

Andropenis® PRO is manufactured by Andromedical S.L. in Spain and is classified by the manufacturer as a Class I penile traction medical device in Europe.

Andromedical describes Andropenis® as an FDA Registered medical device in the United States. For regulatory accuracy, “FDA Registered” is the appropriate wording rather than simply describing the device as FDA Approved.

The manufacturer also operates under medical-device quality standards including ISO 13485, which relates to quality-management systems for medical devices.

How to Use Andropenis® PRO

Andropenis® PRO is used while the penis is in a flaccid state. The penis is positioned through the anatomical base ring and secured within the upper support system using the supplied protective and fastening components.

Once correctly fitted, traction is gradually applied using the adjustable lateral system. The stretch should feel firm but comfortable. Sharp pain, strong compression or numbness indicates that the device is too tight and should be adjusted immediately.

Treatment should begin gradually while the skin and tissues become accustomed to the device. Daily treatment duration can then be progressively increased according to the manufacturer’s instructions or the protocol recommended by the treating doctor.

Penile traction therapy requires consistency. Clinical studies generally evaluate results over several months rather than days or weeks.

Safety & Important Precautions

Andropenis® should always be used according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Important precautions include:

• Never wear the device while sleeping.
• Do not use excessive traction.
• Stop treatment if significant pain develops.
• Remove the device if the glans becomes numb, cold, pale or discoloured.
• Take appropriate breaks to check circulation and skin condition.
• Do not wear the device during sexual activity.
• Remove the device before urination.
• Do not use it during strenuous physical activity.
• Do not begin traction immediately after penile surgery, fat grafting or fillers without medical approval.

More traction does not mean faster results. Controlled and consistent treatment is more important than excessive force.

Who Should Consult a Doctor Before Using Andropenis®?

Medical consultation is particularly recommended for men with Peyronie’s disease, congenital penile curvature, previous penile surgery, recent fat grafting, penile fillers, penile implants, significant erectile dysfunction, reduced penile sensation, vascular disease, active penile infection or previous penile trauma.

Andropenis® PRO Price in India

Andropenis® PRO Price in India: ₹15,000

The genuine Andropenis® PRO kit includes the main traction device together with the manufacturer-supplied extension and fitting accessories.

The product is available through Govinda Lifecare, with discreet Pan-India delivery and clinical fitting guidance available in Delhi NCR.