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A condition after prostate removal surgery, which can lead to penile shortening.
— a manual “milking” technique promoted online — has no high‑quality clinical evidence demonstrating reliable, lasting penis enlargement and is explicitly discouraged by as unproven and potentially ha...
(radical ) commonly causes in men over 50 because the operation removes or alters structures that contribute to continence and can damage adjacent nerves and muscles . Most men experience early leakag...
High‑quality randomized trials directly comparing penile extenders, vacuum pumps, and surgical lengthening for permanent are scarce; the available evidence consists largely of small, heterogeneous tri...
(TRT) can improve libido and in men with low testosterone and may make erections firmer—changes that can make the penis appear larger—but the evidence does not show that TRT reliably restores age‑rela...
Randomized trials and prospective series converge on a simple, replicable pattern: early, daily short sessions with a vacuum erection device () — commonly 10 minutes per day begun within weeks after s...