The issue of human size always bothers men, especially in adolescence. This is one of the main elements of a man's self-esteem. Almost all members of the stronger sex wondered what a normal penis size is and compared it to its parameters.
The current estimate for penis size is:
- micropenis - if the length of the stretched penis does not exceed 2 cm;
- Small penis - erect penis less than 9. 5 cm in length;
- normal penis - statistically average size 9. 5 cm or more in erect condition;
- Giant penis - more than 24 cm long during erection.
The longest officially recorded penis is 34. 3 cm.
Penis length is related to a man's height and weight. The higher the growth, the longer the penis, the thicker the man, the smaller the penis.
The penis can also vary in shape:
- cylindrical when the base and tip of the penis are about the same diameter;
- noted when the stems are obviously wider than the gland of the penis;
- A fungus when the penis has a wide head and a narrow base.
The degree of enlargement of the penis during an erection does not depend on its size at rest.
Measuring Gender
To determine the size of the penis, it must be measured correctly. The measurement is taken in the vertical position of the body along the dorsal (upper) surface, from the base of the penis (penopolar angle - the angle created by the base of the penis and the anterior wall of the abdomen) to the edge of the head in a relaxed, stretched and erect position. The penumbra angle should be 90 degrees (the penis is parallel to the floor).
For the most accurate measurements of penis size, you need to take several measurements on different days and at different times, after which the results are averaged. This approach takes into account natural fluctuations in size due to sexual arousal, day time, room temperature, frequency of sexual activity, and measurement errors.
The results are considered inaccurate if the measurements were taken on the lower part of the penis, sitting or tilted.
Conservative methods of increasing the genus
A conservative method of penis extension is the use of an extender (special stretching device). This method was used in ancient times by some African tribes to strengthen the neck, ears, lips, penis.
Themethod is based on the physiological response of living tissue to the use of elastic force, which is manifested by accelerated cell division and an increase in tissue mass. The disadvantage of this technique is that the extender is worn for a long time (at least 6 months), every day, for at least 4-6 hours, while you can stand, lie, walk, sit. With the help of an extender, the length of the penis is increased to 5 cm without weakening it.
Conservative penis enlargement techniques, if used properly, do not cause side effects, do not affect fertility and erection.
Surgical methods for the growth of genius disease
Surgical treatment of penis enlargement consists of surgical dissection (ligamentotomy) to change the length ratio of the perineal (inner, hidden) and hanging (outer) parts of the male urethra.
Ligamentotomy is performed by a urologist or andrologist. Ligamentotomy can be performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia. One of the surgical approaches to the suspension ligament of the penis is the penosorotal (through the scrotum, which makes the postoperative scar visible). After dissection of the skin, the cavernous bodies are pushed aside, the suspension yokes are excised and transected. Hemostasis and skin suturing are then performed. In this case, the penis itself does not change in size, but only the length is redistributed in the direction of increasing its hanging part.
Men who decide to have this type of penis enlargement should remember that the function of the ligament that is crossed during surgery is to maintain an erect penis. After a ligamentotomy, the penis becomes more mobile during an erection, which increases the risk of fracture during sexual intercourse.Combined methods of genus growth
For maximum effect, men are most often advised to undergo surgical treatment (ligamentotomy) with further use of an extender (conservative therapy) for 6 months after the postoperative period, ie a combined approach to treatment.