I think it is the ''connective tissue'' in the penis which basically should grow in addition to enlargement of blood spaces (vacoules) which get engorged with blood causing erection. Naturally as penis will become longer and wider all other structures should grow with it such as skin, urethra, smooth muscles. I think the suspensory ligament should get elongated with regular strech. Ligaments are made of a stronger type of callagen fibers.
It appears to me that PE works in many different ways. Strengthening the smooth musclesin the penis and mainy pelvic floor muscles improving the circulation in the penis, through internal pressure on the vacuoles ( blood spaces) causing increase in their size, breaking the collagen fibres which are replaced more and longer collagen fibres because as many organs in the body adapt in accordance with the demand put on them and also elongation of the suspensory ligament which is actually part of the penis. In surgery the ligament is pulled down and out to elongate penis but the actual size of the ligament does not change. This ligament is the basic support of the penis mainly during erection. After surgery one is very likely to have poor erection with the head facing down rather than up. PE if done appropriately and gradually build up, will not onlydet elongate the ligament but make it stronger as well. zmxncbv what is your understanding of the mechanisms operating in PE?
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