Patient's question:
Doctors, I am 25 years old and unmarried. When flaccid, my penis is only 5 cm long, and it reaches 11.5 cm when fully erect. After erection, its girth is about 4 cm. Is this normal? What are the general standards? Also, when fully erect, it is tilted about 30 degrees to the left from a parallel angle. Is this considered normal? Will it affect marriage? Thank you, looking forward to a quick response!Doctor's answer:
Penile elongation surgery is not suitable for everyone. You need to think carefully. Only men within the appropriate surgical population can undergo penile elongation surgery. For example, adult males with underdeveloped penises, who have an erection length of less than 10 centimeters after full erection and cannot meet the sexual needs of their female partners, can undergo penile elongation surgery. Or men with most of their penis missing, with an erection length of only 3-5 centimeters.