Additional procedures that can support penis enlargement treatment
Within the field of aesthetic medicine, several complementary procedures are available to enhance the outcomes of penis enlargement or to address related concerns individually. These treatments are tailored to anatomical and psychological factors, helping patients achieve more comprehensive and satisfying results.
Scrotoplasty – This surgical procedure involves the removal of excess scrotal skin attached to the lower part of the penis. In some cases, the skin of the scrotum extends along the shaft, reducing visible length. By excising this redundant tissue, the apparent length of the penis can be increased.
Circumcision – For patients undergoing penile girth enhancement, circumcision may contribute to a more refined aesthetic outcome by improving the contour and hygiene of the treated area.
Liposuction or Fat Reduction – Men with buried penis syndrome or an accumulation of fat in the pubic region may benefit from non-invasive liposuction procedures. Removing this excess tissue can enhance the visible length of the penis.
Psychological Support – Concerns about penis size are common and can cause significant emotional distress. Targeted psychological therapy has been shown to reduce anxiety effectively. At Eskulap Clinic in London, patients have access to 45-minute online sessions with specialists, with the best results typically seen after three appointments.
Penis Stretching – Medical studies indicate that specific traction devices can increase penile length by 1 to 5 cm. However, results vary and require consistent use over several hours daily for a number of months.
Shockwave Therapy – Low-intensity shockwaves are used to stimulate blood flow, support erectile function, and promote healing after enlargement procedures. This method may also enhance the overall appearance and results of penis augmentation.