How to enlarge the penis

We all know that the penis is the most important organ for men, and this organ has a great impact on men. Many men hope to have a big penis, which will make them feel particularly satisfied. It will not only make them particularly confident in sex, but also satisfy their vanity. However, some men have smaller penises due to genetic reasons. So how can they enlarge their penises?

Every man's penis is influenced by congenital genetic factors. Its size is determined in the womb, and the influence of acquired factors is very limited.

Many devices or drugs that claim to enlarge the penis are mostly deceptive and have little effect. Even plastic surgery is nothing more than a self-deception, which only moves the penis part of the belly to the outside, and the penis does not actually increase in size.

In fact, some "little tricks" that are easy to do by yourself are still effective in "enlargement".

Some methods do have certain effects or "significant" improvements in appearance. Even if they cannot achieve the goal of truly lengthening and enlarging the penis, they are harmless and have absolutely no side effects. They can also satisfy men's urgency and anxiety and relieve some men's psychological burdens. Why not do it?

1. Make your penis stand out from the "weeds":

Some adult men have too much body hair (especially pubic hair), which makes their penis look small and lonely in the thick pubic hair. At this time, it is necessary to properly trim the pubic hair. In particular, more pubic hair near the root of the penis and growing on the penis should be removed. The penis will have a feeling of "standing out" and appear more robust in appearance.

2. Obese men need to lose weight:

Obese people, especially men with big bellies, have excessive accumulation of subcutaneous fat in front of the pubic bone, which makes most of the penis "sunken" in the belly, making the penis appear small and short. This is medically called "hidden penis."

Obesity also increases the accumulation of estrogen, thereby counteracting the effect of androgens in men, making the penis erectile dysfunction and making it difficult for men to fully display their masculinity.

3. Do not limit the penis's movement space:

Some teenagers who love beauty often like to wear body-con pants, jeans and tight underwear, which will hinder the growth of the penis in space; the local high temperature will also affect the development of the testicles and the secretion of androgens, which is even more detrimental to the development of the penis.

Loose clothes and underwear can give the penis ample space to develop; sleeping naked can give the penis the most room to develop, allowing the penis to "exercise" itself at night (frequent erections at night) without restriction, which is even more important for adolescents in the developmental stage.

4. Exercise your penis muscles properly:

Whole body exercise can strengthen all muscles. This is also true for penis muscles. Especially jumping exercises, such as weight training, basketball, skipping rope, spring trampoline, and running are also good exercises.

Of course, the most direct and effective way is to "activate" the penis muscles, such as levator anus, which can directly and effectively promote the exercise of penis erection muscles. It is simple and easy to do and can be performed in any occasion.

5. Remove the foreskin from restraining the penis:

Phimosis, excessive foreskin, especially the "tight" foreskin with a tight foreskin, and recurrent balanoposthitis with adhesions will seriously restrict the development of the penis and should be removed as soon as possible, preferably in the middle stage of puberty.

Many patients who are treated for prepuce and phimosis in adulthood will find that their glans penis is thin and small, which is too different from the penis of men with ample room for development.

6. Supplement male hormones in a timely and appropriate amount:

Androgen is the initiating factor and determining factor of male sexual organ development. For adolescents who do have serious low androgen levels, such as those with congenital microtestes, pituitary dystrophies, Klinefelter syndrome (sex chromosome disease), etc.

This is the "critical" period of penis development. Depending on the degree of androgen deficiency in the body, hormone supplementation therapy can be carried out under the guidance of a specialist doctor to ensure that the penis development obtains the necessary "rain and dew" nourishment and does not delay its rapid growth and development stage.

Otherwise, once the precious treatment "season" is delayed, supplementing the corresponding hormone drugs in adulthood may not have any obvious effect.