Patient's question:
I am 26 years old, and my penis is a bit short. When erect, it is about 8 cm long and I suffer from premature ejaculation, lasting around 5 minutes. What should I do?History of treatment and effectiveness: None.
What kind of help I want: Just want to know how to treat it.
Doctor's answer:
Penile shortening refers to a male penis being less than 3 centimeters in length when flaccid and less than 8 centimeters when erect. Penile shortening directly interferes with sexual quality of life, and surgery is the only effective treatment. Penile elongation surgery can extend the penis by 3–5 cm based on the male's physiological characteristics or by shortening the suspensory ligament. The surgery does not involve the testicles, will not damage the urethra, or interfere with ejaculation or fertility. It is safe and effective. Additionally, the surgery has minimal trauma, with inconspicuous incisions that do not affect aesthetics.