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The use of RestoreX in preserving or improving penile length after prostatectomy, with studies showing positive outcomes.
There is limited, mixed-quality evidence that some interventions can increase penile dimensions: prolonged traction devices produce modest length gains in some studies, and certain surgical and inject...
Penile rehabilitation after radical prostatectomy aims to preserve penile tissue, prevent fibrosis and improve the chance of recovering spontaneous erections; clinical guidance emphasizes early initia...
Long-term use of vacuum erection devices (VEDs) does not have robust evidence showing permanent increases in penis size for the general population, though it can preserve penile length after prostate ...
Age-related penile shrinkage (penile atrophy) has multiple causes and is sometimes reversible: treatments exist that can slow, partly reverse, or compensate for loss of length depending on the cause, ...
Long‑term use of penile traction therapy (PTT) and vacuum erection devices (VEDs) is generally framed in the literature as a low‑risk, non‑invasive option for conditions such as Peyronie’s disease and...
Clinicians use several distinct techniques to measure penile length—flaccid, stretched (SPL), and erect—with two common landmarks: skin-to-tip (STT) and bone-to-tip (BTT, often called bone‑pressed) me...
Randomized trials of modern penile traction devices report mean length gains generally in the 1.0–1.6 cm range for short-term follow‑up (3–6 months) with some older or lower‑dose protocols showing sma...