Obesity in childhood is reported to have effects on the penis and its development since the blood vessels are reduced by fat. We have put together everything you need to know about obesity making your penis look smaller.

Most men out there, are always worried about the size of their penis, its length, and width. However, not many would have noticed that once long or medium penis, is suddenly looking smaller. The main reason behind this is obesity. Yes, being obese, and growing fat around your mid-rift is what makes your penis look small.

The change in the size of your penis due to obesity

Obesity can make your erect penis, as well as your soft and flaccid penis, look small. Men who already have a small penis, less than or around five inches, when erect can give an appearance of a very small penis. Same will happen with a medium as well as large sized penis, they will all appear to look smaller than they actually are.

If you are suffering from extreme morbid obesity, then your penis can appear as micropenis, even though it is not so small. Men facing this particular problem are advised to lose a few inches around their mid-rift so that the penis looks a bit longer.

There are a large number of men, who make a mistake in the size of the penis based on their soft and flaccid penis. You will not be able to know the right size of your penis if it is encased by fat, as this will make your penis look smaller in size. The appearance of the size of your penis will depend on the extent of your obesity.

There are men, who have stated that they were medium or large sized, which is from 5-7inches, during their teens. However, when they reached their late twenties and early thirties, the appearance in the size of their penis changed, and they report that suddenly their penis looks half the size, which is 3-5 inches. The reason for this change is morbid obesity, which makes your penis appear smaller.

Weight loss: An important factor in making your penis looks longer

It is really important that you take care of your health, and do not allow the mid-rift to grow large. As this will not only make you look fat, but it will also make your penis look smaller. Normally when you look at your penis and think that it has shrunk in size then it is time to watch your weight. Penis usually does not shrink when you are young, however, it might do so when you grow a bit older.

The shrink in the penis size is mainly due to the fat, around the pubic and groin region, which makes your medium or large sized penis look smaller than what it once was. However, do not get too worried, your penis is still of the size that it was earlier, just that your body has become larger than it was. Hence, it is important for you to lose weight, in order to get back the right side of your penis.

Unlike male breast, which increases along with your body size, your penis tends to shrink in size. Hence, it is really important that you workout and reduce your weight. Working out will help you to lose weight, making you fit and healthy, and at the same time, it will make your penis, look as it was before, long and thick. This will help you regain your confidence towards a better sex and love life and also towards a better work life.

We can take the example of man, who lost 40 pounds (18 kilograms) and he saw a remarkable change in the size of their penis. The earlier soft and flaccid penis now regained its actual size, making it look longer and thicker.

Side effects of obesity: shrinking in the size of the penis

Obesity comes with a lot of health problems. However, what most of them overlook is the size of the penis. Informing men that their penis size can shrink or looks smaller due to obesity is really important. It is the major side effect caused due to obesity.

When men with small penis become obese, their penis becomes completely encased in pubic fat and it looks soft and flaccid. This creates a mangina or flaccid-inny of the penis. This is one of the most embarrassing situations for men.

Most of you would not know that having a flaccid or soft penis could have other major problems. Some of the problems, which men with a flaccid and soft penis could face, are:

• Urinating becomes uncomfortable, and it creates incontinence. Some men might have to sit in order to urinate.
• The soft and flaccid penis is encased with pubic fat pad. This can lead to fungal infection if the penis is not kept clean and dry.
• Rashes can develop due to poor hygiene, sweat, and heat.
• Creates an odor problem in the penis, and its surrounding areaThere are specialists, who motivate their clients to reduce their weight, as this would make their penis grow back to its actual size. Just by losing a few pounds, you will be able to notice the difference in your physical appearance as well as in the appearance of your penis.Measuring your penisAll men are proud of the size of their penis. However, how many of you know the right way to measure your penis. Read on to know how to measure your penis. Measure your penis when you are fully erect. Then, take a ruler and place it right next to your penis. Press the scale gently into your fat tissue to get the proper length, especially if you are overweight. Normally, the size of your erection mainly depends on a few factors such as how excited you are and what time of the day it is. Thus, in order to get a 100% accurate measurement, it is suggested that you measure your penis at times:

• Once in the morning
• Once in the noon
• And once when you are too aroused

Then, add all the three measurements that you took and divide the total by three. This will give you the closest possible length of your penis.

Many of you might have read that obese men usually have a smaller penis. However, you must remember, that the penis was not always small. It is due to obesity that the penis looks smaller, and shrinks in size. However, if you lose weight, then you will notice that you are able to gain back your appearance.

 

What Being Fat Does To Your Penis?

Being overweight or obese can have a significant impact on our overall health and well-being, affecting various parts of our body, including our penis. Despite the stigma surrounding body weight and size, it is essential to address the potential consequences of being overweight or obese on our sexual health.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more than 70% of American adults are overweight or obese. This statistic is concerning, not just because of the increased risk of chronic diseases such as heart disease, stroke, and diabetes, but also because of the impact it has on our sexual health.

One of the most common concerns for men who are overweight or obese is the effect it has on their penis size. While there is no scientific evidence to suggest that being fat directly reduces the size of the penis, there are several ways in which being overweight or obese can affect the functionality and appearance of the penis.

Erectile Dysfunction:

One of the most significant consequences of being overweight or obese on the penis is the increased risk of erectile dysfunction (ED). ED is the inability to achieve or maintain an erection sufficient for sexual activity. Research has shown that men who are overweight or obese are more likely to experience ED compared to men with a healthy weight. The reason for this is because obesity is linked to various health conditions such as high blood pressure, diabetes, and heart disease, all of which can contribute to the development of ED.

Reduced Testosterone Levels:

Testosterone is a hormone that plays a crucial role in sexual function, including libido and erectile function. Being overweight or obese can lead to a decrease in testosterone levels, which can affect a man’s sexual desire and performance. Studies have shown that men with a higher body mass index (BMI) tend to have lower testosterone levels compared to men with a healthy weight.

Fat Distribution:

Another way in which being overweight or obese can affect the penis is through the distribution of fat in the body. Excess fat in the abdominal area can lead to a condition known as ‘buried penis,’ where the penis appears smaller due to being hidden under layers of fat. This can also make it challenging to maintain good hygiene, leading to an increased risk of infections and other health issues.

Appearance and Self-Esteem:

Being overweight or obese can also affect a man’s self-esteem and confidence, leading to anxiety and stress, which can further contribute to sexual performance issues. Men who are unhappy with their body weight may feel self-conscious during sexual activity, leading to a decrease in sexual pleasure and satisfaction.

Treatment and Prevention:

The good news is that the effects of being overweight or obese on the penis can be reversed by making lifestyle changes. Losing weight through a healthy diet and regular exercise can improve overall health and reduce the risk of chronic diseases such as diabetes and heart disease, which can contribute to ED.

In addition, maintaining a healthy weight can also improve testosterone levels and reduce the risk of developing ‘buried penis.’ Seeking medical treatment for underlying health conditions that contribute to ED, such as high blood pressure and diabetes, can also help improve sexual function.

In conclusion, being overweight or obese can have a significant impact on the penis, affecting both functionality and appearance. It is crucial to address and manage weight-related issues to maintain good sexual health and overall well-being. Making lifestyle changes, seeking medical treatment, and addressing any underlying health conditions can help improve sexual function and boost self-esteem. It is essential to prioritize our health and well-being, including maintaining a healthy weight, for a fulfilling and satisfying sex life.