Penis Traction and Prosthetic Implant Study

Posted by PRS on May 21st, 2011

The Journal of Sexual Medicine has released yet another study regarding the effectiveness of penile traction therapy in relieving complaints of shortened penis length after penile prosthesis implantation. This latest pilot study seems to confirm the results of prior observations and further validates the usage of penis extender devices as a non-invasive, non-surgical method for naturally increasing the length of the penis. The number of published medical studies concerning penis traction therapy appears to be on the rise.

Category: Enlargement Devices

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Penile Implants and Penis Size Dissatisfaction

Posted by PRS on March 12th, 2010

For those men experiencing severe symptoms of erectile dysfunction where medications or other types of treatment prove ineffective or unsuitable, a last resort often involves the use of surgically implanted penile prosthesis devices. While penile implants have been shown to help in a large percentage of these cases, one common complaint is the accompanying decrease in overall penis size. Some researchers now suggest a possible remedy to the resulting dissatisfaction with penis size experienced after penile prosthesis implantation may involve the utilization of additional surgical augmentation techniques.

Category: Penile Surgery

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Surgical Treatment for Peyronies Disease

Posted by PRS on February 19th, 2007

Peyronie's disease, more commonly known as penile curvature, is a condition characterized by an abnormal or exaggerated bend in the penis. While there are surgical solutions to correct this condition, most notably the "Nesbit Procedure", many men are unwilling to undergo this type of treatment due to a shortening of the penis length that generally accompanies it. One of the newer and more advanced surgical methods for treating this condition is through the use of penile tissue grafts.

Category: Penile Surgery

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