5 Reasons Not To Go Under the Knife For Penis Enlargement, Patient Beware

By Victor Loria

Invasive penis enlargement surgery simply involves risks that cannot be ignored. Many men conduct searches for, "how to make my penis bigger" or "how to extend penis length". Yes, these questions are common; Nevertheless consider comprehensively when you select your strategy of penis enlargement. Be informed regarding associated risks connected with each procedure and method. Considering there are minimally invasive methodologies now available, for instance the platinum procedure, why would one consider any invasive or possibly unsafe process? What are some illustrations or reasons not to go under the "knife" for a penis enlargement process?

The potential for a significantly serious infection is one major reason. When a surgeon cuts into the penis and performs a penis enlargement surgery, it's no small task neither is there minimum exposure of the penis, it's all opened up. Think of open heart surgery, to get to the heart one must, with a cutting tool, open the chest space to visualize the heart. Well, it's the same with the penis. Most or perhaps all of the penis needs to be exposed to make allowance for the fitting of a silicone implant, dermal implant, expandable balloon, or the like, etc, into it. Recalling there are many millions of bacteria just hovering in the air, not to mention the bacteria and viruses on the instruments and surgeon's gloves, (which regularly touch the surgical area of the genitals) - all this can cause an infection. If an infection were to happen, often antibiotics would be given. But if a very bad infection were to occur, for example, carbunicle or large pimple formation, cutting into the genitals again could be critical to clean out the infected area. Another, again, comparatively invasive process, clearing out, a carbunicle, which carries more hazards.





The potential for great scarring is also another possibility to deal with if you choose an aggressive penis surgery procedure. You can inquire "how to make my penis bigger" and if you decide to pick an aggressive penis surgery process, the scar that forms could well lead to issues you are not aware of. Any time the skin is cut with a knife, it'll end in a scar. The problems that could follow are very real such as, how large or wide will the scar be? Another important question is, will this scar tissue ultimatley form a malformation or anomaly of the penis and, in addition, interfere with an ordinary erection? As an example the result might very well be a shorter penis due to scar contraction and other issues. Even in the best surgeon's hands, nobody can foretell how wide a patient's scar will be or its effects on the penis tissue. It is completely and utterly impossible to foretell as there are too many variables and factors to worry about such as:

- The patient's healing capability, which, if a genetic adjustment exists, a hypertrophic or keloid scar may develop leading to a much broader and raised scar tissue formation.
- The amount of shock inflicted on the wound edges of the penis skin in the surgical method will, in just about all cases, result in broader and deeper scar tissue if excessive trauma is inflicted.
- The stitching of the skin by the surgeon, if not done correctly could well lead to a wider scar.
- The amount of bacteria in the cut itself which, if excessive, will cause an unsightly scar.
- The stress on the suture or stitch line...if the strain is high there's a higher possibility of a wide scar to form.
- The final quantity of scar formation and what that scar may accidentally fasten to, potentially causing excessive discomfort, penile curvature, penile shrinking, and other potential disturbances.

All these factors must be considered when selecting which process one undergoes. The already discussed potential reasons for scar issues, nearly all of which are unforeseeable and differ from surgeon to surgeon, can be eliminated by picking a minimally intrusive penile enhancement procedure like the platinum procedure.

What about the capacity for penis nerve and vessel damage? When one inquires about how to increase penis length, an exceedingly commonplace process could be advised which is cutting the penis suspensory ligament. In many cases it doesn't increase penis length, and in numerous cases comprehnsive and severe nerve and vessel damage can occur. Any time surgery is performed there is always the chance of accidentally cutting nerves and arteries. If this were to happen while performing penis surgery, the result may be quite disagreeable to the patient. Permanent nerve damage causing no sensation to the penis would be quite upsetting to the patient. If a major blood vessel or, more importantly, a major artery were detached, emergency vascular surgery would need to be performed and this carries the likelihood of penis amputation.

Another quite serious risk that is frequently forgotten is the potential for general anesthesia issues. General anesthesia isn't a benign procedure. It carries numerous hazards like cardiovascular collapse and death. Although this is atypical, it is, in my judgment, a meaningless risk to take. Considering the minimally invasive methodologies now available for penis enlargement, there isn't a reason to go through or take a risk of this unnecessary chance of general anesthesia complications. Additionally, there are extraordinarily topical and local analgesic methodologies that are, without question, successful which allows minimally invasive methods like the platinum procedure or any minimally intrusive penis enlargement technique to be performed. Last though not least is the potential for an atypical feel with an implant or liposuction transfer. Any implant brings with it a certain shape and some mobility of that implant in the penile tissue. For the explanations stated ,, shifting of that implant and a uncommon feel might be the result. Liposuction fat transfer is another system used to extend the girth of the penis. Be wary of this process. It frequently leads to a lumpy and uneven appearance. It can also have a "squishy" feel to it. When the penis is erect, the fat tissue that's deposited will not have a "hard" consistency, giving irregular feel to the penis while in the erect state.

About the Author:

Doctor Victor Loria is a leader in the area of penis enlargement, phalloplasty, and developed a very successful and unique minimally invasive technique named the platinum procedure.