Resources and information for the condition of small penis

Small penis syndrome is affecting a growing number of men from all ages and backgrounds, more than 55% of men are dissatisfied with their penis size, however only 3% have a medically recognised small penis.

Through surgery, the penis can be visually enlarged at a cost, sometimes by just over an inch though usually less. The surgeon needs to cut the ligaments that hold the penis in position and this allows the penis to descend. Weights, and stretching devices will also be used for a few months, the procedure can quite often result in scar tissue, and the erection will usually point down.

Another penis surgical technique is known as a dermal implant. Girth and length can be increased by transplanting fat cells from other parts of the body into the penis. This technique has been used extensively in cosmetic surgery.

Sometimes the placement of the grafted cells results in clumping and a gives ‘lumpy’ impression. Many Doctors are reluctant to perform this type of surgery unless there are very good reasons.

Cost of Surgical Enlargement 
Costs for this type of surgery, whether it’s penile lengthening, widening or enhancement, specialist clinics will charge from £5000 to £7000 and up to £20,000.

This means that many men consider it too expensive and too little actual gains to be worth the risk.

Complications with Penis Enlargement In all surgery there are a number of potential risks, no surgery should be undertaken lightly, and counseling is usually required before hand.

The results of penis enhancement surgery can be very disappointing for everyone. This is because the hope such measures will fix, or be the answer to a problem, are often not fulfilled in a great many cases.

During any surgical procedure things can go wrong, risks are:

Infections

Nerve tissue damage

In rare cases death from anesthesia complications.

Traction Devices

Penis Pumps

Jelquing

Penis enalrgement pills

Weights

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