Patient's question:
When my penis is soft, it is 3 to 4 centimeters, and when erect, it is 10 centimeters. Is this normal? And I still have foreskin.Doctor's answer:
Hello, there are numerous differences in the penis, height, weight, and facial features of humans. They vary in length, thickness, and size. Generally, the length of an adult male's penis is 5-6 cm when flaccid and twice that when erect. If the flaccid length of the penis is less than 4 cm and the erect length is less than 8 cm, it is referred to as micropenis. Micropenis can be treated surgically, but such surgery is very complex and has many complications. In real life, the so-called micropenis is extremely rare. You can come in for a check-up at your convenience. The measurement method must be standardized. It cannot be concluded that it is small just because it looks small. As long as it is within the normal range and has normal function, that is sufficient. If micropenis occurs, surgical methods can be considered to lengthen it. Currently, there are no medications that can achieve the desired effect.Advice: Hello, a normal adult penis is 7-9 cm when flaccid and about 11-16 cm when erect. If the flaccid length is less than 5 cm and the erect length is less than 10 cm, it can only be called micropenis. For most men, sexual maturity is reached around 18 years old, and development is basically 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.