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Long-term penile health outcomes depend heavily on device selection, correct technique, patient comorbidities, and follow-up.
Modern cohorts show that (IPP) have high early survival with a gradual decline over decades—roughly 87–96% functioning at 3–5 years depending on cohort and metric, falling to about 60–64% at 15 years ...
Sustained adherence to penile traction therapy (PTT) over 12–24 months appears to be driven less by a single demographic trait than by a mix of clinical state, device burden (time/cost), and early pat...
Acquired penile girth increase is distinctly rare in the urology literature: a focused review identified only seven well-documented cases of symmetrical, circumferential girth enlargement (termed “cir...