Penis Enlargement Surgery

Penis Enlargement Surgery offers the only permanent solution for enlarger the penis, and it can be visually enlarged, usually by just over an inch. This increase is achieved by releasing the ligaments of the penis that extend into the body, and the whole procedure involves severing the ligaments that hold the penis in its usual position and this allows the penis to descend. Weights or stretching devices are then used for a few months post operatively to effect a permanent increase in size, but this procedure may result in scar tissue that reduces the overall effect, the erection will point down following this procedure and the base of the penis will be hairy. The other Penis Enlargement Surgery technique most commonly used is the dermal implant, and the girth and length can be increased by transplanting fat cells from other parts of the body to the penis, but as the size of head of the penis cannot be increased the results can be visually rather odd. Sometimes the distribution of the grafted cells results in clumping and a gives a far from smooth result, but many Urologists will not perform this type of surgery unless there are therapeutic reasons for the procedure.

Penis Enlargement Surgery Methods - Penile Injection

This Penis Enlargement Surgery procedure takes fat cells from elsewhere in the body and injects them below the surface of the skin of the shaft of the penis. This will increase the thickness (but not length) of the penis, and the penile shaft normally has little or no fat, and this Penis Enlargement Surgery method results in an unnatural appearance and feel, as well as risking radical shifting of the fat injected. A related Penis Enlargement Surgery method involves injection of liquid silicone into the penis and scrotum, which can cause enormous increases in the girth of the penis (increasing the penis volume by over 900%) but is effectively irreversible and may have side effects including loss of sensation, inability to perform penetrative intercourse, scarring and deformation.

Penis Enlargement Surgery Methods - Ligament Cutting

Another commonly use Penis Enlargement Surgery method is to cut the basal penile ligament, which can result in an apparent lengthening of the penis by up to two inches in some individuals. However, it also means that, while the penis elongates and hardens with an erection, it can no longer become truly erect, but only hangs, and the results of this surgery vary greatly between individuals, with some subjects reporting no measurable lengthening at all.

Penis Enlargement Surgery Methods - Inflatable Implants

A further Penis Enlargement Surgery method is to replace the corpora cavernosa with inflatable penile implants, which is performed primarily as a therapeutic surgery for men suffering from complete impotence, and the implanted pump in the groin can be manipulated by hand to fill these cylinders from an implanted reservoir in order to achieve an erection. The replacement cylinders are normally sized to be direct replacements for the corpus cavernosa, but larger ones can be implanted, but the result is an uncomfortable stretching of the other penile tissues which can have a number of complications.