An electromechanical device for male sexual stimulation that uses a reciprocal linear motion similar to sexual intercourse, and wherein the penis remains fully inserted during use. The reciprocal linear motion is generated by a small motor which drives a screw and nut mechanism, to which a bracket and gripper is attached. Inserted into the gripper is a flexible sleeve. A penis may be inserted into the device inside the flexible sleeve. The movement of the gripper and sleeve against the penis provides pressure and motion against the penis inside the sleeve in a manner similar to sexual intercourse. The speed, pattern, and location of the motion can be controlled by the user through controls on the outside of the device.

An electromechanical device for male sexual stimulation that uses a reciprocal linear motion similar to sexual intercourse, and wherein the penis remains fully inserted during use. The reciprocal linear motion is generated by a small motor which drives a screw and nut mechanism, to which a bracket and gripper is attached. Inserted into the gripper is a flexible sleeve. A penis may be inserted into the device inside the flexible sleeve. The movement of the gripper and sleeve against the penis provides pressure and motion against the penis inside the sleeve in a manner similar to sexual intercourse. The speed, pattern, and location of the motion can be controlled by the user through controls on the outside of the device.

An athletic protection device for use in sexual intercourse that is positioned on a wearer's pelvic area, superior to the wearer's genital area, specifically covering the pubic bone. The device comprises a base, which further comprises a ring that is configured to encircle the wearer's penis or phallic device, with a tab that attaches to the ring for easy removal and additional stimulation of the wearer's partner, and a raised area, generally an ellipsoidal shape, that protects the wearer while simultaneously providing stimulation to the wearer's partner.

A sexual aid device, system and method comprising: an exterior wall; interior air bladder; flange; an outlet; penile sheath; penile port; wherein air is removed from the interior air bladder causing the penile sheath to expand toward the exterior wall and adhere to and engorge an inserted penis. In an optional saddled embodiment the inner and outer scrotal support of the chassis and sheath help to hold the device in place while providing a comfortable scrotal opening an enabling gentle massage of the scrotum and perineum through use of a perineum bump. In order to remove air from the interior air bladder a bulb, piston, motorized and/or other vacuum pumps may be used.

A sexual aid device, system and method comprising: a chassis with a distal end; a proximal end with at least one penile port; at least one penile support between the distal end and proximal end; at least one penile channel between the distal end and proximal end; wherein the chassis is configured to have an opening along the top toward the proximal end. When used with a sleeve and chassis cover the system provides additional support so that the combined device substantially surrounds the donning penis and enables new methods of intimate sexual intercourse without an erection and without substantially obstructing blood flow to and from the penis. In an optional saddled embodiment the inner and outer scrotal support of the chassis and sheath help to hold the device in place while providing a comfortable scrotal opening an enabling gentle massage of the scrotum and perineum through use of a perineum bump.

An apparatus for enhancing erection of a penis includes an expandable first member that partially encircles an upper portion of the penis and partially constricts at least a first vein of the penis to reduce the volume of blood carried away from the penis via the first vein. A second member is mounted to the first member includes left and right shoulder sections configured to contact the penis shaft along the left and right sides the urethra. A contoured section is formed between and extends outwards away from the shoulders so that, when the shoulder sections contact the penis shaft and the first member encircles at least partially encircles the upper portion of the penis, the contoured section extends over and does not constrict the urethra.

The present invention is directed to a method of penile prosthesis implantation that is minimally invasive, particularly in comparison to traditional methods of penile prosthesis implantation. The implantation method utilizes image guidance and a catheter deployment system for implanting a penile prothesis into the corporal body of a penis of a patient. More specifically, the implantation method may utilize the Seldinger technique and/or a modified Seldinger technique for implanting the prothesis. The method of implantation may result in more accurate placement, better cosmetic results, faster healing, and less likelihood for infections and other complications.

Disclosed is a graft for implant after excision of the IPP (induratio penis plastica) plaque due to Peyronie's disease. The graft is formed by a loom woven fabric, with low porosity, deriving from a monofilament or multifilament yarn of fibers of resorbable polymer in PGA (polyglycolide).

Disclosed is a compressible and resilient sexual aid device comprising a module. The module comprises a rim, a neck, a base, and an aperture. The neck comprises a first end and a second end. The rim is connected to the first end. The base is connected to the second end. The aperture extends from the rim through the neck and through the base. The rim has a first diameter. The neck has a second diameter. The base has a third diameter. The first diameter is greater than the second diameter. The third diameter is greater than the first diameter and the second diameter. The module is compressible and resilient. Additional modules may be added to the device according to a user's preference.

Devices and methods for treating penile aberrations include the use of traction devices. For example, this document describes devices and methods for applying longitudinal and/or contralateral penile traction forces to treat anatomical aberrations related to Peyronie's disease and other conditions.