Questions & Answers about Surgery
General Questions
What is penile dysmorphophobia?
It is a psychological disorder in which a man is constantly dissatisfied with the size and/or shape of his penis, which can lead to lower self-esteem and reduced quality of life.
What indications for surgery are considered medical, and which are aesthetic?
Medical indications are related to objective anatomical or functional disorders; aesthetic ones — to the patient's desire to change appearance or size. In both cases, the decision to operate is made jointly with the doctor.
How does treatment work?
Treatment includes consultation, diagnostics, selection of technique, surgical intervention, and postoperative follow-up.
What are the general recommendations for preparing for penile surgery?
Standard set of tests, quitting smoking and alcohol a few days before surgery, limiting physical activity. Specific recommendations are given by the doctor at the consultation.
Are there standards for penis size?
Average values of length and girth are known from clinical studies, but the individual norm is wide. The decision to operate is not determined by size alone.
How to correctly measure penis length?
In a state of erection, from the pubic bone to the tip of the glans, with a ruler pressed to the base.
What is included in the cost of surgery?
The cost includes the work of the surgeon and team, consumables and implant (if applicable), anesthesia, hospital stay, and postoperative care.
Is an in-person consultation required before surgery?
Yes. At the in-person consultation, the doctor assesses anatomy, decides on the surgical approach, and provides individual recommendations.
Is anonymous examination and treatment possible?
Examination and treatment are performed in compliance with the principles of medical confidentiality. The possibility of anonymous procedures should be clarified with the clinic.