Penile treatment devices and methods

A penile treatment device comprising:

• a sleeve configured to receive a penis of a human body, the sleeve comprising:
• a grasping portion configured to radially contract around and grip the penis in response to axial tension;
• and
• an elongate element extending from the grasping portion;
• and
• a frame configured to be disposed at least partly around the sleeve and extend along at least a portion of a length of the penis, the frame comprising:
• a body stop configured to abut a pubic region of a user;
• a first support coupled to the body stop, wherein the first support is configured to be axially translatable away from the body stop to increase axial tension on the penis by increasing a length of the frame;
• a second support pivotably coupled to the first support by a hinge, wherein the second support is configured to apply a transverse bending force to the penis when the second support is pivoted relative to the first support;
• and
• an end cap coupled to the second support, wherein the end cap is configured to secure the elongate element to the frame.

A penile treatment device comprising:

• a sleeve configured to receive a penis of a human body, wherein the sleeve is configured to radially contract around and grip the penis in response to axial tension;
• and
• a frame configured to be disposed at least partly around the sleeve and extend along at least a portion of a length of the penis, the frame comprising:
• a first support;
• a second support pivotably coupled to the first support, wherein the second support is configured to apply a transverse bending force to the penis when the second support is pivoted relative to the first support;
• and
• an end cap coupled to the second support, wherein the end cap is configured to secure the sleeve to the frame,
• wherein the sleeve is configured to be disposed between the penis and the frame such that a middle portion of the penis does not contact the second support or the first support when the second support is pivoted relative to the first support.