Penis enlargement, sometimes amusingly called male augmentation, is a technique that involves increasing the volume, length, and firmness of a man’s penis.
How to enlarge the penis
Procedures range from training to stretching devices and surgeries, with reports of success and failure coming from all over the world. Some of these are outright scams, while others can be successful. The distinction between temporary growth, that is, erection, and lasting growth, is often deliberately distorted in the advertising of fraudulent products.
A legitimate study was done specifically on penis enlargement; where it has been revealed that statements about significant and steady growth can be traced back to biased or systematic, uncontrolled objective research and may be on the side of the interests and emotions of the source. There is currently no evidence that there are non-surgical methods that continuously increase the thickness and length of a normal penis. A general study was conducted on the safety and efficacy (or lack thereof) of the components of various pharmaceutical and quasi-pharmaceutical preparations; but so far nothing has been found that would force traditional medicine to apply them. They are also present in some invasive procedures, the negative results of which range from skin rupture and scarring to long-term loss of sexual function. Because of the speculative nature of the hope for "improvement, " and the many known cases of chronic trauma, many professionals are skeptical about the subject and tend to avoid it.
Much of the commercial market for penis enlargement procedures is based on uncontrolled claims that a big cock increases sexual ability and attracts a potential partner.
Enlargement of a normal penis is different from looking for relief from the well-known medical condition of microgel, where surgery can intervene to increase the size of the organ needed for urination or sexual function. Concerns about penis size (in extreme cases) may be a psychological / psychiatric condition that can best be treated with trained doctors.
Penis enlargement surgery
There are several types of surgery, each with a risk of similar complications. The Second International Sexual Dysfunction Consultation concluded that most men do not want to undergo surgery if they are properly informed about the approximate consequences and risks of complications.
Pills and supplements
Penis enlargement pills, patches, ointments are commonly advertised on the internet. Many products contain harmless substances, but there are many products whose safety and side effects have not been studied at all and no product has been scientifically proven to be effective.
Physical methods of magnification
Various physical methods have been used to enlarge the male penis. To date, none has been found to be effective. Techniques include stretching, weight gain, and increasing blood flow and / or blood pressure in the penis. There is also a significant "overlap" between methods designed to enlarge the penis and achieve a different effect, such as specific problems such as reversible impotence, increased erection duration, better sexual orgasm, and so on.
Penis pump
The penis pump is a cylinder placed in the penis that has a manual or self-contained pump that creates a partial vacuum around the penis that grows as blood flows there. As the vacuum increases, the pressure in the blood vessels of the penis increases; excessive vacuum causes vascular damage.
The symptoms of impotence can be temporarily overcome with pumps, but the disease itself is not cured: an annular clamp must be used to keep the blood inside the penis, otherwise the erection will go out. Pumps can also work when nerves or blood vessels are affected, which prevents a natural erection, but excessive or prolonged use (for several hours) can cause long-term damage.
Pumps should be used with extreme caution to avoid serious injury: Excessive enthusiasm can cause blood vessels to rupture and blisters to appear.
Kazem, Hosseini, and Alizadeh examined the effectiveness of such pumps in permanent penis enlargement. Thirty-five men whose penis lengths did not exceed 10 centimeters were examined and no significant change in penis length was observed after six months of pump use, although 30% were satisfied with the method. The conclusion of the article suggests that vacuum treatment of the penis is not an effective way to enlarge the penis, but it provides psychological satisfaction for some men.
The pumps have been used successfully to treat men with Peyronie's disease, which causes unusual shortening and curvature of the penis. A study by the London Department of Urology, involving 31 men, "showed clinically and statistically significant improvements in penis length, angle of curvature and pain after using a 12-week vacuum pump. " In this study, subjects with Peyronie's disease twice daily received tenminutes were pumped for 12 weeks. The mean extra penis length of 0. 5 centimeters was an adverse event observed in approximately one-third of subjects and was not the focus of the study.
Clamp
Capture is a very risky and dangerous method. The purpose of the clamp is to increase the length of the penis by means of compression devices such as shoelaces, cable clamps, tight rings that restrict blood flow to the organs. The device is securely attached to the base of the penis and the man is involved in a "promotion" (extended masturbation). or by sawing off the ring. Capture can cause catastrophic, long-term damage to the penis.
Hand exercises
Jelq
Jelqing is a physiotherapy method aimed at "natural penis enlargement" by increasing blood pressure and circulation. This is done by repeatedly stroking the pinching movements of the penis from the base to the acorn; special tools have been created to achieve the same effect. This movement is reminiscent of milking.
According to an article in the BJUI, the method is of ancient Arabic origin; the Arabic word "milking" is sometimes claimed to be the etymological root of the term, but this is a contentious issue and the actual origin of the term becomes obscure.
Despite unsubstantiated statements by proponents of the method, there is no medical opinion on its effectiveness. In addition, medical journalist Christopher Wanjek said the claim that the method "enlarges the cavities of the penis that are filled with blood that enhances erection is biologically meaningless. "
Although considered the safest of all "radical" penis enlargement methods, jelqing can cause rupture of blood vessels, scarring, pain, distortion, and numbness of the penis.
Cosmetic methods
Instead of changing the actual size of your penis, you can increase it by removing the pubic hair or simply losing weight. Circumcision is sometimes (humorously) cited to make the penis more and less visible.