Patient's question:
I am a college student, and I am 21 years old. Sometimes I hear on some radio stations about the length of male genitalia. I would like to ask, is there a standard answer to this kind of question? In a flaccid state, mine is only about two to three centimeters long, and even when hard, it is not very long, only a bit over nine centimeters. Do I need to worry about the future for this?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. For most men, the sexual maturity age is 18, and the basic development is almost complete. Currently, the only safe and effective method for micropenis is surgical treatment. It is a highly technical surgery, and it is recommended that you choose a regular specialized hospital.