Do You Need to Go Under the Knife for Male Enhancement?

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Author: Janice Smith

Male enhancement, a less suggestive term for penis enlargement, is a growing industry that offers a number of techniques: male enhancement supplements, natural male enhancement exercises, and male enhancement surgery, among others.

Male enhancement surgery, also known as phalloplasty, is the most expensive and arguably the most effective when it comes to the permanence of gains. But is it really worth going under the knife to achieve a size upgrade?

An Introduction to Male Enhancement Surgery The two types of male enhancement surgery are lengthening procedures and widening procedures.

Lengthening

Penis lengthening or ligamentolysis involves cutting off the suspensory ligament, which allows the hidden part of the penis in your body to be exposed. This gives it a longer appearance without increasing the actual length. Several techniques are used to ensure the long-term effectiveness of the procedure.

Canadian cosmetic surgeon Dr. Robert Stubbs is believed to be the pioneer male enhancement surgeon in North America. He learned the basic technique for penile lengthening from Chinese surgeon Dr. Long Daochau, who first performed the procedure on a man who as an infant, had his penis bitten off by a dog.

After lengthening surgery, a patient is given painkillers and has to pay attention to special instructions given by the surgeon in order to keep the extra length gained. Most men require a week off work. Sexual activity and sports are avoided for three weeks and six weeks, respectively, after the operation.

Ironically, the main side effect of lengthening surgery is shortening of the penis. Other complications are horizontal erections, weird appearance of the penis (it looks like it's coming out of your nutsack), and curvature.

Widening

Penile widening or girth enhancement is technique used to enlarge penis circumference or width. The basic procedure involves injecting fat, usually taken from your groin, through one or more tiny incisions under the foreskin (if uncircumcised), just below the glans.

Widening surgery does not have a fully predictable outcome. The injected fat can be reabsorbed by the body, resulting in a lumpy contour. More fat injections are required to correct any unevenness.

Aside from giving the penis the appearance of a partially deflated balloon, girth enhancement can also affect erection quality - the penis still feels soft when you have a boner.

Researchers from St. Peter's Andrology Centre and Institute of Urology in London found out that men who had undergone penis surgery were largely unsatisfied with the results.

You don't need to go under the knife for a size upgrade because male enhancement supplements can provide temporary penis enlargement. A quality penis male great boosts erection quality, increases libido and stamina, and improves sperm quality.

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