Patient's question:
I would like to ask, when does male genital development reach its latest stage? I'm almost 19, but it's still very small. Will medication still help it grow? Is the chance high? Which department should I go to in the hospital? Is it very expensive?Doctor's answer:
Hello, male penis development generally stops at the age of 18. The standard size for a normal male penis is 7-9 cm in a flaccid state and 11-16 cm or longer in an erect state. If there is penis micropenis, it can be improved through surgery, but it should not be pursued blindly. If it does not affect sexual life, surgery is not necessary. Generally, the penis stops developing around the age of 20. If you want the penis to develop, you should reduce the stimulation to the penis from masturbation. The penis is not the longer, the better; the key is to have normal sexual function. If you really want it to be longer, the only option is surgical treatment.