Penis lengthening and thickening

Penis lengthening is usually performed by cutting the suspensory ligament (a band of firm connective tissue that attaches the penis to the pubic bone) to allow the penis to protrude further outwards. This mainly serves to increase the length in a flaccid state. The procedure is usually performed under general anaesthetic and takes 1-3 hours.

Penile lengthening after penile lengthening surgery varies greatly and depends on several factors, including the patient's individual anatomy.
In general, however, patients may have the following expectations:
- Penis enlargement can lead to a lengthening of the flaccid penis by around 1-3 cm.
- The lengthening in the erect state is often less pronounced or not present at all, as the main effect is achieved in the flaccid state.

The healing time after a penis enlargement is usually around 4-6 weeks, with most patients being able to return to light activities after 1-2 weeks. However, full sexual activity and intensive physical activities should only be resumed after complete healing and after consultation with the doctor.

After penile lengthening surgery, patients should generally refrain from sexual activity for about 4-6 weeks to ensure optimal healing and avoid complications. It is important to follow the specific instructions of the treating physician, as the recommended waiting time may vary depending on the individual healing process.

After a penis enlargement, there are several important points that should be observed to promote healing and avoid complications:
1. follow your doctor's instructions and recommendations for aftercare

2. avoid physically strenuous activities and sports for about 4 to 6 weeks or until your doctor gives the green light. Avoid lifting heavy objects and movements that could strain the surgical site.
3. refrain from sexual activity for about 4 to 6 weeks so as not to impair healing.
4. keep the surgical site clean and dry. Follow your doctor's instructions for wound care and dressing changes.
6 If your doctor recommends special clothing, such as loose underwear or bandages, to aid healing and minimise swelling, you should wear these.
7. avoid smoking and excessive alcohol consumption, as these can have a negative effect on healing.
10. watch for signs of complications. Inform your doctor immediately if you notice any signs of infection (redness, swelling, pus), severe pain, fever or other unusual symptoms.
It is crucial to follow all recommendations and instructions of the treating physician to ensure optimal healing and a satisfactory result.

There are two common methods for penis thickening. One option is that fat is taken from another part of your body, such as the abdomen or thighs, purified and then injected into the penis to increase its volume. Another method uses hyaluronic acid, which is injected directly into the penis to thicken it. The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthetic or light anaesthesia and takes about one to two hours. After the operation, you will need to take it easy for a few weeks and avoid sexual activity to promote healing. Your doctor will give you precise instructions on care and aftercare.

People with certain health conditions such as cardiovascular disease or diabetes should refrain from penis enlargement or thickening. People with mental illnesses should also seek psychological counselling beforehand. Smokers should refrain from such procedures due to a higher risk of complications. Adolescents who are in the growth phase should also avoid this procedure.

Penis enlargement can entail various risks and complications, including
1. infections: As with any surgical procedure, there is a risk of infection at the surgical site.
2. bleeding: Bleeding may occur during or after the operation, which in some cases may require additional treatment.
3. scarring: Scar tissue formation may occur, which can affect function or appearance.
4. erection problems: In some cases, difficulties with erections may occur, either temporarily or permanently.
5. changes in sensitivity: Some patients report a change in sensitivity in the penis area.
6 Complications due to anaesthesia: Risks associated with anaesthesia can also occur.
It is important to discuss all possible risks in detail with a specialist before making a decision.

Penis enlargement is not usually easy to reverse. The possibility of reversal depends on the type of procedure performed and the individual circumstances.
In some cases, such as with certain surgical techniques, a revision or adjustment can be performed to correct problems or restore the original appearance. However, there may be risks and complications associated with further surgery. It is therefore important to discuss all options and possible consequences with a qualified specialist beforehand.

The results of penis enlargement can vary depending on the method and individual factors. In many cases, the results are permanent, especially when surgical techniques are used.
However, factors such as weight gain, age or hormonal changes can influence the results over time. There are also non-surgical methods, the effects of which are often temporary. It is important to discuss all options and their long-term effects with a specialist before deciding on a procedure.

The duration of the results of penis thickening depends on the method used. With surgical procedures, the results are usually permanent, but can be affected by weight gain or other physical changes.
Non-surgical methods, such as filler injections, often only offer temporary results and need to be repeated regularly to maintain the desired thickness. It is important to obtain detailed information about the chosen method and its long-term effects.