Hosszméretnövekedés

Hosszméretnövekedés, commonly translated as penis size increase or penile elongation, refers to any method or procedure intended to increase the length of the penis. Throughout history, various techniques have been proposed and practiced with this goal, ranging from surgical interventions to non-surgical devices and exercises.

Surgical options for penile lengthening include ligamentolysis, where the suspensory ligament is cut to allow more of the penis to extend externally, and grafting procedures that add tissue. These surgeries carry inherent risks, including infection, scarring, loss of sensation, and potential loss of erectile function. The actual increase in flaccid length is often modest and may not translate to a significant change in erect length.

Non-surgical methods encompass a range of approaches. Traction devices, also known as penile extenders, are designed to apply a constant pulling force over an extended period, theoretically stimulating tissue growth. Other methods include vacuum pumps, which temporarily engorge the penis with blood, and manual exercises, often referred to as "jelqing." The scientific evidence supporting the efficacy and safety of these non-surgical methods is often limited, with many anecdotal claims but lacking robust clinical trials.

It is important to note that the perception of normal penis size can be influenced by societal expectations and media portrayals. For most individuals, penis size falls within a normal range and does not impact sexual function or satisfaction. Medical professionals generally advise caution regarding unproven or risky methods for penile enlargement, emphasizing that the potential benefits are often outweighed by the risks. Consultation with a qualified healthcare provider is recommended for anyone considering such procedures.