how do i increase penis

[Alt Number 3]

i want to get a girthier penis. is this possible with surgery.

 

[Deleted member 57464]

fuck smaller holes

 

[Ragnar]

i want to get a girthier penis. is this possible with surgery.

yes, with fillers/botox

 

[Deleted member 56659]

penis pump

 

[sportsmogger]

Clamping, handclamping, pumping etc

 

[wollet2]

its over

 

[Angutoid]

inject synthol

 

[lestoa]

dht gel

 

[Deleted member 38494]

i want to get a girthier penis. is this possible with surgery.

possible with surgery yes (if not done properly full of complications)

 

[Alt Number 3]

possible with surgery yes (if not done properly full of complications)

how much bigger can it be

 

[Deleted member 38494]

how much bigger can it be

for all i know you can add up to 3 inches and a half. Dickpilled surgeons

 

[Deleted member 66828]

i think dht gel is the only way

 

[Deleted member 66828]

watch this

 

[TurkMogger]

i want to get a girthier penis. is this possible with surgery.

Everything is possible with surgery. Honestly though unless you are under 4.5 inch for circumference and 5 inch for length, don't do it. It reduces the pleasure you will have untill you die. And 5 x 4.5 is enough to please most women unless they are sluts.

 

[BananaBoy]

Yes, there are surgical procedures available for increasing the girth of the penis. One common method is known as penile girth enhancement or penile augmentation. This surgery typically involves injecting fat or dermal fillers into the penis to increase its circumference.

However, it's important to note that any surgery carries risks, and this procedure is no exception. Complications can include infection, asymmetry, and in some cases, the reabsorption of the injected material, leading to uneven results. Additionally, the effectiveness of the procedure can vary from person to person.

Before considering surgery, it's advisable to consult with a qualified urologist or plastic surgeon who can evaluate your individual situation, discuss the potential risks and benefits, and help you make an informed decision about whether this option is right for you. Additionally, exploring non-surgical methods such as exercises or traction devices may also be worth considering.