Does Penis Enlargement Surgery Really Work?

Penis enlargement surgeries are still a controversial and debatable topic, and all men want to know their effectiveness, recovery, risks, and benefits. But the question they ask is, do penis enlargement surgeries are effective and work?  

Almost every man is concerned about the size of his penis. A good number of men are uncomfortable with the size of their male members and wish they were big. This is true even for men who are apparently average sized.

Unfortunately, society unconsciously judges the masculinity of a person based on how they are packaged between the legs.

Well-endowed men command more respect than the ones who are perceived to have small dicks. This situation present challenges to men with average packages. Men with small penises thus, experience problems of low self-confidence levels.

These averagely sized men could be good in bed and have no issues related to erectile functions. Still, they feel inadequate as far as satisfying their partner is concerned. As a result, some of these men are willing to do whatever it takes to enlarge their cocks.

Penile enlargement surgery is among the options considered by men. The drive to have a bigger penis must be really intense as to warrant going under the knife. One of the questions commonly asked is whether penile surgery actually works?

If you are wondering about the same thing, you have come to the right place.

To put you at ease, it is imperative for me to state, at this point that, penis surgery provides a permanent solution to enlargement of the male organ. It’s the only enhancement method that increases the size of a penis permanently. 

Intervening surgically to elongate the penis length is immediately evident, unlike other forms of PE approaches.

Indeed, the penis is visually increased, by over one inch. The surgeon usually cut the ligaments that hold the dick in its usual positions and consequently permitting it to descend.

When the doctor conducts this type of operation, the patient is required to use stretching devices or weights a few months later.

This is done to effect permanent penile size increase. This procedure may cause tissue scarring, the erection may begin to point downwards and the base becomes hairy. This operation is primarily performed to increase penile length.

The Dermal implant is another surgical technique aimed at increasing the penis girth and length. Here, fat cells are transplanted from other parts of the body and to the wiener.

A horizontal incision is made to the penis shaft, through which a post-like implant is inserted and placed aligned to the penis length.  The fatty infill is then stashed laterally along the penis shaft.

This rod may be a few inches long to elongate the entire penile length. The skin is stretched to accommodate it. Once in place, the penis meat is rolled back into place.

This increases the penis length as well as girth. Since the penis head cannot be increased, the outcome can appear rather odd- visually. Nevertheless, many men agree to have the procedure performed on them just to have a lengthier and thicker penis.

This procedure isn’t without complications though. At times, the distribution of the cells that have been grafted might result in clumps. This, in turn, results in a penis that is far from being smooth.

Unless a surgeon has established enough and good therapeutic reasons, a urologist will not agree to perform this kind of surgery.

The latest buzz about penile enhancement surgical procedure is the Penuma silicone implant. This new addition to PE surgery is thought to be the safest PE incision.

It involved the encasing a tailor-made silicone stump which is the only FDA approved surgical material, into the penis.

Men who have used this technique are highly satisfied. A 2018 study found that it increased the flaccid penis girth by 56.7%, while also increasing the penis length by 1 or 3 inches.

As much as penis enlargement surgery really does work, there are post-surgery complications involved- just like any other form of surgery. The risks involved are both physical and psychological. 

The most common complications include infections, detached suture, and fluid buildup.

For starters, it is important to understand that male enhancement surgery doesn't satisfy everyone. Sometimes, patients of penis surgery have too high expectations so that, they become frustrated when such expectations are not met.

Secondly, anxiety is possible with the fantasy or pleasure of the larger male member.

Thirdly, this approach is usually the most expensive PE intervention. Still, during penis enlargement, it's possible for things to go wrong although very rarely. Some of these complications and risks include:

It may take you some time before you can begin engaging in sexual relations, particularly if you have had a dermal implant. The healing is usually upto six weeks, although you resume your routine in less than a week. 

Still, you may also be required to stay away from the gym and other strenuous activities for several weeks to allow healing.

Nevertheless, your surgeon will advise you accordingly before and after surgery to ensure successful penis enlargement with minimal or no complications.