Penis Enlargement Surgery

Penis enlargement surgery also known as phalloplasty, penile enhancement surgery, or surgical penile augmentation is a dangerous business. The risks involved are massive and they easily outweigh any of the benefits you are ever likely to receive. For example just imagine being impotent for the rest of you life!

A penis enlargement operation is not a simple five minute job, it is a major surgery which can take up to six hours and the whole time you are under a general anesthetic. At the end of the day the complications from penis enlargement surgery may leave you with bigger problems than you started with.

Surgical Penis Enlargement Facts

We know absolutely next to nothing about surgical penis enlargements, so we are not going to pretend to be experts. With that being said, we have researched and collected these facts directly from penis enlargement surgeon's websites. When you look at these facts it is amazing why any man would ever consider penis enlargement plastic surgery.

Penis enlargement surgeries costs between $10,000 and $25,000 for a standard surgeon, specialists cost even more.

The best penis enlargement surgery can increase the erect penis length by a maximum of three quarters of an inch.

A lot of the length gained in the penis plastic surgery is lost within the following days and weeks due to scar retraction.

A penis extender is given to all patients after the penis surgery to further increase the penis length.

Penis girth can be increased by up to 3 inches, however after 12 months the penis is almost back to it's normal size.

Sexual activity must be avoided for at least six months after penis enlargement surgery, this includes masturbation.

The risks include: infection, scarring, irritation, disfigurement, impotence, loss of penis feelings and functions.

Medical insurance will not cover penis enlargement surgery, or any future problems caused by the operation.

Most men who have penis enlargement surgery are unhappy with the results.

Types Of Penis Enlargement Plastic Surgeries

There are three main types of penis enlargement plastic surgery: The first lengthens the penis by cutting and releasing the ligaments that attach the penis to the pelvis. The second operation makes the penis thicker by injecting fat cells into the penis. And the third makes the penis thicker by implanting artificial or tissue grafts into the penis. A man may choose to have one or more of these penis enlargement operations, but they must be performed at least six months apart.

1. Penis Length Surgery - Ligament Release: Most men are unaware that almost half their potential penis length resides within their body. This surgery attempts to free up that extra penis length by cutting the suspensory ligaments. Once the ligaments are cut and free more of the penis resides outside the body. A penis extender is prescribed to all patients after the operation to add more length and to stop the ligaments reattaching.

2. Penis Width Surgery - Fat Cell Injection: This surgery involves the well known liposuction procedure of removing cells from the patients stomach or bottom. The fat cells are then injected through a quarter inch incision in the penis. Finally the penis is molded into shape and the procedure is complete. Many surgeons refuse to do this type operation because the results are not permanent. Eventually the fat cells subside and the penis reverts back to it's initial preoperative size.

3. Penis Width Surgery - Tissue Grafts: The final surgery increases the girth of the penis through the use of subcutaneous tissue, collagen or alloderm grafting. Initially the graft is artificially produced or harvested from the patient body. Next the surgeon will peel back the epidermis and surgically implant the grafts in within the penis shaft. If collagen or alloderm grafts have been used they can be rejected by the body causing further complications.

Dangers, Risks, & Side Effects Associated With Penis Enlargement Surgery

Just like any other kind of plastic surgery, penis enlargement surgery has many associated dangers and unforeseeable complications that may occur. No matter how extreme some of these complications and side effects may seem, they do unfortunately happen to men on a regular basis. In fact from our research we have found that around 60% of men who undergo penis enlargement surgeries will suffer from at least one of the following side effects:

Permanent erectile dysfunction and impotence.	Loss of feeling and decreased penis sensitivity.
Infection of the penis or surrounding areas.	Ugly scarring to the penis and graft harvested areas.
Skin irritation and itchiness.	Loss of important penile functions.
Pain and swelling.	Reduction of erection upward angle.
Shortening of the penis.	Excessive bruising and penile bleeding.
Fibrosis of superficial veins.	Rejection of the collagen or alloderm grafts.

Penis Enlargement Surgery