Facts About Male Enhancement

Many men experience anxiety about the size of their genitalia. While a variety of products and surgeries for male enhancement are available, very few of these options have been proven to work.

Psychology

• Studies have found that the majority of men who seek out male enhancement products have average to above-average penis sizes, but suffer from a psychological condition known as penile dysmorphic disorder in which the sufferer becomes preoccupied with the idea that his penis should be larger.

Surgery

• Surgical techniques for male enhancement add, on average, half an inch to the penis.

Effects

• A study conducted in London at the Institute of Urology indicated that the vast majority of men who underwent penis-lengthening surgical procedures were not satisfied with the results.

Cosmetic

• Some common cosmetic methods for male enhancement—that is, making the penis appear bigger than it actually is—include trimming or shaving the pubic hair and losing weight.

Penis Pump

• Penis pumps are cylinders fitted over the erect penis that create suction and a partial vacuum, which draws blood into the penis and helps it become engorged. This creates the illusion of a larger penis.