Thanks for answering my question about surgery, that pretty well puts it to rest for me.
You might want to do your own research on surgery.
According to what I've read, most men who have had the surgery regretted it and would not do it again. It causes permanent and disabling damage. To make the penis look longer, they sever the ligaments which attach it to the body; that can make it look significantly longer. However, it will then no longer stick out with an erection; instead, it just hangs straight down. To make it thicker, fat sells have been injected. However, that often results in a badly misshapen penis.
One often reads that enlargement is impossible. However, considering that other parts of the body can be enlarged by continual stretching, it would seem that the penis could also be enlarged.
I've read that in a certain tribe in Africa, the men used weights for enlargement. It worked, but they they could no longer get erections and there was nerve damage.
