Lengthening the penis by means of surgery has been in urological literature for many years, but it's only recently that the procedure has become more popular.  The operation involves making a small incision just above the base of the penis and releasing the suspensory ligaments, which hold part of the penis inside the body.

 

That portion of the penile shaft underneath the skin is about as long as the penis and assumes an arched course under the pubic bone.  By releasing this arch, the penis is protruded further outwards. The results are immediate and add an average of 1.5" in length, though 2 inches is not uncommon.

 

There are also procedures to enlarge the girth of the penis.  One of these is known as Dermal Graft Augmentation, in which strips of skin with the fat on the under-surface are removed.  These strips are then inserted under the skin of the penis through 2 small incisions.  This adds approximately 30 - 50% in circumference.

 

 

Another procedure, though not as commonly used,  is called a Fat Transfer.  In this method, a large amount of fat is removed from either the lower abdomen or inner thighs, purified, then placed under the skin around the shaft of the penis.

 

Penile enhancement surgery is being performed more frequently, but there still seems to be a lot of skepticism and concern among men.  This, however, is generally the case with ANY cosmetic surgery.  If this option is a consideration for you, be sure that you have several consultations with competent doctors and know EXACTLY what is being done to your penis.  It's not something you want to rush into.

 

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