There are two types of penis enlargement involving surgery:
enlargement phalloplasty
To increase the length of the penis, the surgeon will make an incision at the base of the penis and cut the ligament that attaches the penis to the body. This will cause the penis to extend out further from the body. The penis will not be actually longer, but more of it is allowed to stick out from the body, giving the impression of more length.
girth enlargement
To increase the width of the penis, the surgeon will sew strips of fat underneath the skin of the penis (known as dermal fat grafting) or the surgeon can inject fatty tissue into the penis (known as fat transfer).
Both are surgical operations usually done under general anaesthetic and both can be done at the same time if required. The entire procedure lasts just over an hour and usually takes place under a general anaesthetic. It may also be necessary to include circumcision as part of the procedure.
Penis enlargement without surgery
Before subjecting yourself to surgery, it may be worthwhile considering non-surgical penis enlargement. The Andro Penis Developer for example is based on the principle of traction. When human tissue is submitted to a force of traction, it reacts by increasing in size. The Andro Penis Enlarger is 97.5% effective and can increase the size of your penis by 3-4cm in its flaccid (non-erect) state. It also thickens and widens the penis girth and is 70% effective in correcting penile curvature. Comfortable to use and discreet, it can even be worn under clothing.
Thanks to the Average Penis Size website for the above information
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