Today, penis enlargement surgery is gaining more and more popularity. And this is due to the fact that part of the male population, even in the absence of a problem, has clusters about the size of their penis. There are several ways to enlarge the genitals, however, not all methods offer a long-term effect, unlike surgery.
It is possible to enlarge the penis surgically
Surgical enlargement of the male genitalia is, of course, possible. The desire to undergo surgery is not always due to the fact that the problem really exists. Often, owners of fairly normal penis sizes can also acquire such clusters. Most men also believe that success in sexuality and the ability to reproduce depend directly on the value of dignity, however, this is not the case at all.
Normal penis size ranges from 12cm to 18cm when upright. It is considered a small penis, the size of which ranges from 9 cm to 12 cm. There are also owners of a penis, the length of which is less than 8 cm and can reach 2 cm (in an erect state).
Penis enlargement surgery should be indicated and should not be performed simply because of the man's complexes. If the desire to enlarge the phallus is caused by dissatisfaction with its size, but at the same time its indicators are within average values, it is necessary to visit a psychotherapist or sexologist.
Surgical penis enlargement is only necessary in a few cases:
- Penile involvement, which is usually characterized by a decrease in muscle tone and tissue elasticity, usually occurs in old age. With the development of the invasion, the surgeon will not insist on surgery and the decision to enlarge the phallus will remain at the patient's discretion. After all, sexual activity decreases with age, so many older men take this phenomenon quite calmly.
- Acquired organ deformities or endometrial abnormalities. Congenital malformations of the male limb include the underdevelopment of the spongy urethra, which leads to the curvature of the phallus towards the scrotum (hypospadias).
- Underdevelopment of the urethra (epistaxis). Acquired deformities include all types of penile injuries of varying severity.
- Micropenis is another surgical procedure that involves increasing the size of the male age.
If the patient wants to have surgery to enlarge the phallus without any indication, the doctor will probably try to prevent it and, possibly, advise other methods for changing the size of the penis.
Among other things, surgical correction and enlargement of a man's phallus is a rather expensive procedure.
Types of functions
There are several ways to enlarge the male genitalia:
Phalloprosthetics
Falloprosthetics involves implanting a prosthesis in a man's penis. This type of surgery is quite serious, as the instrument is disassembled and then assembled into parts. Usually, vertebral prosthetics are performed only if there are indications when no conventional means can treat the condition. Before the operation, the patient will need to visit the hospital several times in order to be examined and pass the necessary examinations. This type of surgery allows not only to solve the problem of lack of centimeters in a man's penis, but also to treat erectile dysfunction, which makes spinal prosthesis quite popular in men, despite the high cost of surgery and its pain.
The essence of this method is that special devices are implanted in the cavernous bodies of the penis. This method is performed exclusively under general anesthesia.
There are three types of stents - semi-rigid, hydraulic and rigid.
Rigid penile prostheses are cheaper than hydraulic and semi-rigid ones; however, they are less popular and are rarely used in surgery. This is due to the fact that this type of stent does not have a plastic memory and also can not change its degree of rigidity. As a result, it turns out that a man constantly has an imitation of an erection.
In the case of semi-rigid phallus prosthesis (one-piece), its rigidity is also maintained. But the difference between a one-component prosthesis and a rigid one is that a semi-rigid one consists of two silicone cylinders, which are equipped with wire and rod. Thanks to this design, the phallus can be kept in the required position by changing it by hand.
But most of the positive reviews are used by hydraulic phallus prostheses, ie inflatables (three components). This stent has the following structure - two cylinders, which are connected to each other by a special pump, and there is also a tank for the liquid. During penile prosthesis, these rollers are implanted in the tunnel body of the penis and the pump is placed in the man's scrotum. The reservoir is placed in the area behind the pubic bone.
To achieve an erection, you must push the pump several times. Thus, the liquid that was previously in the tank moves in the cylinders and thus increases their rigidity. Once it is necessary to eliminate the erection, it is necessary to bend the penis and wait for complete relaxation. At this point, the liquid returns to the tank. Spherical prosthesis with hydraulic implants is the most expensive, but provides a more natural and natural look, even at rest.
In each case, a phallus prosthesis is selected for each patient individually, taking into account all the characteristics of the physical structure and only after undergoing a complete examination of the whole organism. It is not uncommon for other close specialists to be consulted.
As mentioned above, vertebral prosthesis is a rather serious procedure, during and after which various complications can occur. This is why the desire to increase dignity is not enough, any clinic will undertake this operation only if there are serious indications. It is possible that the implant will simply not take root and the body will make every effort to displace it, including the urethra, the crown of the head. In addition to displacement, it is possible to twist and break the prosthesis. As a result of the pressure, the patient may experience necrosis of the genitals or skin, injury to the epithelium covering the foreign body. Among the complications can also be distinguished: the development of inflammatory processes. hematoma of the penis, edema, painful postoperative conditions, decreased sensitivity of the organ. problems with urination. During intercourse, displacement or violation of the integrity of the implants is possible, as well as pain and discomfort.
Fat supplement
Liposuction refers to minimally invasive plastic surgery. And it has many advantages over the method described above, however, it aims more at increasing not the length of the phallus, but its thickness.
Liposuction involves the insertion of biomaterial (patient adipose tissue) under the skin of the penis, so in addition to this procedure, it is necessary to perform liposuction. The use of the patient's fat cells often rules out the presence of allergic reactions, however, it can lead to inflammatory processes.
Lubrication is carried out in several stages:
- First of all, liposuction is done. That is, the required amount of biomaterial is pumped from the patient's abdomen, legs or buttocks.
- After that, the adipose tissue undergoes a process of cleansing from all kinds of harmful ingredients.
- The next stage is the filling of the penis with fat cells. This is done with a syringe for injection and a microcannula. The fat is injected along the entire length of the penis.
- At the end of the operation, a bandage is applied to the patient.
In the postoperative period, many recommendations must be followed: it is undesirable to visit saunas, swimming pools and other bodies of water, you must stay away from intimacy. Adherence to these simple rules will only bring you closer to a positive outcome.
Lubrication is relevant when:
- The patient is quite satisfied with the length, but is not satisfied with the diameter of the penis, ie the congenital thinness (including if this is the result of independent enlargement of the organ with the help of an extender).
- Due to the physiological characteristics of the partner, her vagina is very wide.
- There is erectile dysfunction, which is caused not by physiological abnormalities, but by psychological ones and is associated with dissatisfaction with the size of a man's self-esteem.
- Congenital or traumatic asymmetry of the phallus.
- Restoration of aesthetic appearance after removal of silicone implants.
- The patient has a penis.
Lubrication has many advantages:
- No general anesthesia is required.
- Recovery after the procedure is not long and only takes a few days.
- Long-term effect, and although doctors do not guarantee lifelong growth, the size remains for a long time.
- The procedure has practically no contraindications.
- If the need arises, the surgeon can always correct the shape of the penis.
- A significant difference in price compared to penile prosthesis.
Regardless of the fact that the bruises and swelling that appeared during the operation disappear within three days, the final result is evaluated only after a week.
However, even such a seemingly positive intervention has a number of complications and contraindications from all sides.
The following complications may occur after liposuction:
- painful sensations when urinating are possible.
- at the site of the biomaterial injection, skin pigmentation sometimes occurs.
- swelling of both the penis and the legs.
- rarely, but it happens that the adipose tissue is not evenly distributed throughout the male organ, but will be lumps under the skin and an asymmetric enlargement of the penis is also possible.
- cavernous scar tissue.
- accumulation of purulent fluid under the skin in the groin and penis.
- inflammation of the lymph nodes in the groin.
If the patient has complications, you should consult a doctor immediately. The specialist will prescribe either medication or shape correction (depending on the problem that has arisen).
Liposuction is contraindicated for people suffering from diabetes, vascular and arterial disease, the presence of penile deformity (congenital or acquired), urethral infections, the presence of sexually transmitted diseases, oncology, penile rashes. Also, liposuction is not for people with weakened immunity and mental disabilities.
It is important to choose a well-proven clinic for this type of surgery. The desire to save money can lead to serious consequences.
Ligamentotomy
The male reproductive system is designed so that when blood rushes to the penis, the ligament in the genital area begins to tighten the organ, causing it to rise.
The essence of a ligament is to cut this ligament (ligament), thus moving the penis away from the pubic bone to which it is attached, due to which it will grow.
However, the enlargement of the penis does not lie in the surgeon who cuts the ligament, but in the way in which the ligament will then develop together. Once the ligament is cut, the phallus bends and stretches and the inside is pulled out of the pelvic area and secured.
When magnified in this way, the result depends on both the plastic surgeon and the patient. A man should stretch his penis by extension for 14 days. Thanks to the attachment process, it is easy to add the desired 3-5 cm to the manhood. The effect of the link is lifelong, because if the link grows together in a similar position, then nothing will return to its original position.
The ligation is performed either under general anesthesia or under spinal anesthesia. The procedure itself takes 30 minutes and the recovery takes two weeks. However, we can talk about the end result only six months later, when the link is completely exaggerated.
The main advantage of the connection is that, as such, the operation does not involve complications and in no way affects a man's sexual health.
The ligation, like the phalloprosthesis, is performed only for medical reasons, but this operation has been performed repeatedly, simply based on the wishes of the patient.
Microsurgical muscle transplantation
The essence of the method is that the patient's penis is wrapped with myodermal flaps, after making an incision around its base and lowering the skin down. The operation lasts 2-3 hours, under general anesthesia and with its completion the patient's organ immediately becomes noticeably thicker, by about 3-4 cm.
The biomaterial for transplantation is taken from the operated person, from the abdominal wall or the armpit area.
Postoperative rehabilitation takes 4-6 weeks; a man can leave the hospital after 5-7 days.
The skin itself takes root quite well, which excludes a number of possible complications, in addition to painful sensations.
Muscle transplants are rare. This is due to the high cost of this service.
Possible complications
Complications after plastic surgery can occur both in case of medical error and in case of irresponsible attitude towards the recommendations during the recovery period.
The most common complications are:
- deformity of the male genitalia.
- change in erection angle.
- shortening of the penis axis.
- erectile dysfunction
- decreased sensitivity of the male penis.
It will not be possible to completely avoid the occurrence of complications after an increase in a man's phallus. However, you should carefully choose a clinic for this procedure, as 80% of the result depends on it.