Penile Enhancement

Any technique aiming at increasing the size of a human penis is known as penile enlargement or male enhancement. Some methods try to enhance total length, while others focus on shaft girth and glans size. Surgery, vitamins, ointments, patches, and physical procedures such as pumping, jelqing, and traction are some of the methods used.

Surgical procedures of penis enlargement can be helpful; nevertheless, they come with risks of problems and are not medically necessary unless the patient has a micropenis. Noninvasive procedures have gotten little scientific attention, and the majority of them lack empirical evidence of efficacy. However, limited scientific evidence suggests that continuous traction can cause some elongation. Some bogus products claim to boost penile erection, but people mistake this for penis enlargement.

What is a ‘Normal’ Size?

People frequently accept urban legends regarding the “average” or “normal” penis length.

Many men don’t have a realistic sense of what a typical penis size is, and we live in a society where pornography is all around us. Some individuals assume that having a 12-inch penis is normal. The typical erect penis is 5 to 6 inches long, and the average flaccid (not erect) penis is 4 to 5 inches long. It’s typical to worry that your penis looks or is too little to satisfy your lover during sex. Most men who believe their penises are too little, however, have normal-sized penises, according to studies.

Which Conditions can be Helped?

A few guys do have medical issues that cause them to have a smaller penis than average:

Micropenis: A micropenis is a penis that is less than 2.8 inches length when extended and affects about 6 out of 1,000 men. When a male baby does not receive enough testosterone, the male sex hormone, before birth, this can occur.

Peyronie’s disease: Peyronie’s disease is a condition that causes scar tissue to form on the penis, causing it to bend and shorten in some individuals. Peyronie’s disease can make it difficult for men to get an erection, but there are therapies that can assist.

What is a Penile Implant?

A penile prosthesis or sometimes known as a penis implant, is an artificial device that is implanted into a man’s penis to help him get an erection. As a result, this technique is usually reserved for erectile dysfunction patients in men (ED). The doctor will make an incision in the penis, place an implant that is the right size and fit for the patient, implant any secondary or tertiary portions of the implant into other body structures like the scrotum, and then close the wound.

What are the risks of having a penile implant?

A penile prosthesis is popular in India due to its high success rates and low cost, but like any other operation, it comes with some hazards. Anyone considering this operation should be aware of the dangers involved. Infection is a typical risk of using a penile prosthesis, and the odds of getting an infection are higher if the patient is diabetic or has a spinal cord injury. One of the hazards is implant failure, which can result in fluid leakage and internal damage. Another operation is required to correct this. Internal skin erosion is another potential side effect of the surgery.

How do Doctors Perform Penile Implant Surgery?

Penile prosthesis hospitals in India follow a standard process for surgery that is comparable to that used in other countries. Penile prosthesis surgeons deliver anesthetic to the patient during the procedure. They make an incision at the tip of the penis and the base of the penis, or in the lower abdomen, once the patient is unconscious.

The implant was then placed inside the patient’s penis, scrotum, and groin area by the doctors. Stitches are then used to seal the incisions. The surgeons also make an incision in the penis for the implantation of semi-rigid rods. The operation could take anything from 45 to 60 minutes.