Penis enlargement surgery and the penis stretcher

"A brief on penis augmentation surgery (phalloplasty) and its alternatives "

1) Is it really possible to have a bigger penis?

The desire to be bigger is many a man's biggest (pun intended) dream.

Size really does matter, especially if it concerns the part of a man's anatomy that seems to be tied to his ego.

So it is not surprising that a lot of men are obssessed with getting a bigger one and some are even resorting to penile augmentation surgery (or phalloplasty).

There are of course, nonsurgical alternatives to phalloplasty such as pills, patches, pumps etc but most of them don't work well alone except for the penis stretcher. More on that later.

For now, let's take a look at phalloplasty :

Brief information on penile augmentation surgery (phalloplasty)

This surgical procedure is still relatively new although it is improving all the time. Basically it extracts fats and tissues from other parts of your body and implant these into the penis to make it bulkier. That's for the girth part.

As for length, the procedure involves a re-adjustment of 2 connective tissues that hold the penis to the public bone. As you may already know, about a third of the penis is actually hidden inside the body and by adjusting the required "parts", the penis will protrude more out of the body.

The operation will only be successful and complete if the patient subsequently wears a penis stretcher - a device that will, according to the surgeons, ensure that the gain in length and girth is permanent.

So, it is really possible to get a bigger penis through surgery though the cost of a phalloplasty operation can set you back at least $4,750 - if there is no complications involved.

It is an outpatient treatment and usually last a few hours.

Now for some good news ...

But the good news is that doctors have realized that there is a smart alternative to surgery. And it is the use of the penis stretcher. Athough the gains are slower, it is less expensive and is almost risk-free.

These devices are based on the principle of traction used in orthopedic surgery and are actually mandatory for post-operation follow-up treatment as mentioned above.

They cost a fraction of the price of phalloplasty, have low risk and are effective.

To get a better idea of what they are, go to the following website for a comparative review of 4 popular penis stretchers (or extender or traction devices as they are sometimes called) :

http://www.astrowhiz.com/comparetractiondevice.html

As for the other nosurgical alternatives, they are still unproven so be careful. The results reported in blogs and forums on penis enlargement are contradictory and speculative at best.

They seldom work alone although there are some success stories reported when used in combinations. For a review of penis enlargement pills, in the popular ones like ProSolutionPills, Vig-Rx, Vimax etc, go to :