In recent years, male genital cosmetic surgery has evolved from a highly tabooised, marginal topic into a subject of increasingly open discussion. More and more men are now seeking information about aesthetic and functional procedures in the genital area \u2013 not out of vanity, but often because they are experiencing genuine distress.
However, male genital cosmetic procedures encompass far more than just penis enlargement, which is often highlighted in the media. What all these procedures have in common, however, is that they involve intervention in a particularly sensitive physical and psychological area \u2013 which makes realistic expectations, thorough medical advice and honest information about the risks all the more important.
Many clinic websites focus primarily on the potential outcome. Aspects such as the risks associated with male genital cosmetic surgery, the actual healing process or the psychological effects following the procedure, on the other hand, are often only dealt with superficially. We provide information on the reasons, methods, procedure, aftercare, costs and possible complications.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Note on classification:<\/strong><\/p>\n\n Cosmetic genital procedures are generally not medically necessary, but fall under the category of cosmetic surgery. Consequently, the costs are usually not covered by health insurance, whilst any resulting costs in the event of complications can be substantial.<\/p>\n\n This article is aimed at men who wish to obtain factual information \u2013 regardless of whether they ultimately decide to go ahead with the procedure or not.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n\n\n\nTable of Contents<\/h2>