Penis enlargement
Duration of the OP | 1 ½ - 2 hours |
Aftercare | Self-dissolving sutures, independent distraction treatment |
Sociability | abstain from sexual intercourse for approx. 3-4 weeks, do not smoke for 8 weeks |
Sport | Rest for 2-3 weeks and avoid sport |
Pain | low |
The question of penis size, penis length and penis thickness has long preoccupied both men and women. Science shows that penis length is definitely a measurable variable. For example, a study by King College London, where Dr Timo Spanholtz also completed part of his training, looked at the question of penis length. In an international comparison, German men are not doing so badly.
Nevertheless, many men are concerned with the question of penis shape, penis size and penis length. A well-formed penis contributes to a man's self-confidence. Conversely, a penis that is perceived as too small can cause enormous psychological pressure.
We would like to inform you here in a serious but brief and concise manner about the reasons for penis enlargement and the procedure for penis enlargement surgery.
WHAT IS PENIS ENLARGEMENT?
It is important to first differentiate between penis enlargement and penis thickening. Both together result in penis enlargement. As both lead to more size, they are often performed in combination. In scientific terms, this is also referred to as penis augmentation.
Many inexperienced surgeons may only pay attention to one of the aspects. This can lead to a disappointing result, which is why we at the Praxisklink am Rosengarten look at the overall picture of penis enlargement:
- An increase in length of 2-4 cm
- An increase in girth of approx. 2-3 cm.
Again and again you will find doctors' statements that are significantly higher than these values! Why is this the case and who is right? The answer is simple: at the time of penis enlargement (i.e. during the operation), a more intensive increase in length is achieved, but this can decrease in the post-operative phase due to scarring. Thus, a result of INITIAL 5.5 cm length gain often becomes a result of 4 cm length gain within a few weeks. We always communicate the final length because we believe this is important for you. Some other colleagues, on the other hand, state the INITIAL size and, from our point of view, raise exaggerated expectations.
What does all this mean for your penis size? If the penis has an erection length of less than 12 cm before the penis enlargement operation, we cannot help you achieve an average length. Both parties have to be realistic here and it is important to us not to make any false promises. Nevertheless, you will get a clearly visible increase in size (length and diameter):
- Penis enlargement-before-after: Using an example, this means that if you have a penis length of 8 cm before the operation and a penis length of 11.5 cm after the penis enlargement, this corresponds to about 1/3 more length! A result that is definitely ‘something to be proud of’.
- Penis enlargement before and after (2): If your penis is already in the lower normal range with an erection length of over 12 cm before the operation, we can achieve a very beautiful and satisfactory result with the help of our surgical technique.
For further information, please see the bottom of the page. This is where the advantages and disadvantages of the procedures are presented and the risks and side effects are explained. However, this cannot replace a personal consultation (also via video), in which these aspects are explained and adapted individually. We therefore look forward to a personal consultation with you!
“The question of penis size, length and thickness has long been a concern for both men and women. Science shows that penis length is definitely a measurable size. For example, a study by King's College London, where Dr. Timo Spanholtz completed part of his training, dealt with the question of penis length. In international comparison, German men are not doing so badly (1).”
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(1) ‘Am I normal? A systematic review and construction of nomograms for flaccid and erect penis length and circumference in up to 15,521 men.’ David Veale, Sarah Miles, Sally Bramley, Gordon Muir, and John Hodsoll. Published in BJU International DOI: 10.1111/bju.13010”