Can genitalia undergo secondary growth and development?

Patient's question:

Adult male penis is small. I heard that can cause secondary development of reproductive organs. Is this true? If it is, where can I buy it and how do I use it? Thank you.

Doctor's answer:

The penis of a normal adult is 7-9 centimeters in a flaccid state and about 11-16 centimeters when erect. If the penis is less than 5 centimeters in a flaccid state and less than 10 centimeters when erect, it can be called micropenis. The penis cannot undergo secondary growth and development, and medication has no effect in increasing the penis size. Do not believe false advertising. Currently, the only safe and effective method for micropenis is surgical treatment. It is recommended that you consult a formal specialized hospital for diagnosis and treatment. Remember, you must not visit small hospitals for this condition.

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