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Penis enlargement surgery: Does it work and is it worth it?

What is the best way to make my penis larger? there’s nothing anyone can do to increase the size of his penis — except expensive surgery, which has risks, is quite painful, and often doesn’t work. Most medical authorities agree that vacuum pumps and other gadgets that are advertised to lengthen the penis don’t work. The penis may be made thicker by surgically inserting fat from other areas of the body, but most men don’t seem to think that the risks of surgery are worth it. And some are plenty grossed out thinking about what happens when the injected fat starts moving around in clumps.

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¶‡ these authors also contributed equally to this work.

penis stretching devices, penis extenders, pumps, dermal fillers, surgery – with all its attendant risks – the penis enhancement sector is booming it’s not penis size that matters most, though, but sexual technique, say therapists the human body.