Male intimate surgery

For many men, intimate surgery has long been a taboo topic. However, the desire for aesthetic and functional improvements in the intimate area is also an important aspect of sexual health for men. The most common surgeries include:

• Penile lengthening: In this procedure, the suspensory ligament (a band that connects the penis to the pubic bone) is often severed. This shifts the part of the penis that is hidden inside the body outward, creating the appearance of a longer penis. It is important to note that this procedure increases the visible length of the flaccid penis but does not necessarily affect the erect length.
• Penis thickening: This involves increasing the girth of the penis through the injection of the patient’s own fat or synthetic materials such as hyaluronic acid. This method can also be combined with lengthening.
• Modification of the transition from the penile shaft to the scrotum: These procedures often involve the correction of the penoscrotal angles to create a more harmonious appearance.
• Scrotal tightening surgery: In this procedure, excess skin is removed to tighten the scrotum and achieve a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.
• Scar corrections: These are often performed after previous surgeries such as circumcisions, aiming to remove or improve unsightly scars.

All these procedures are usually performed on an outpatient basis, meaning the patient does not need to stay overnight after the operation. The recovery time is typically short, and patients can return to their normal activities after a few days. However, it is crucial to have a thorough consultation with a specialized doctor before such an operation. Professional advice helps to discuss the patient’s individual desires and concerns and find the safest and least risky solution.