Continuation If The Penis Inside Scrotum.

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Ok, so this is a serious question, the other day I was playing with my cock and balls, and when I touched my scrotum, I could feel the continuation of my penis inside my scrotum, is that normal, is every man like that. Is there a way a doctor can do surgery to make what's inside outside, cause if there's more of my penis inside, I wouldn't want it to stay inside .
 

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That's your hidden penis, there is a surgical procedure; penile elongation. Most procedures can deliver between 1" to 3".
Correct, you can also have a procedure done by a neurosurgeon on the back of your neck for your hidden brain. Most procedures can deliver between 10 to 30 in IQ.
 

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Actually about half of your penis is inside your body. The two corpora cavernosa channels that make up the bulk of your penis continue along the base of your pelvis and actually attach to the bottom of the pelvis. Barely noticeable when you are soft, but when you get hard, the entire thing engorges and you can feel it "inside" your scrotum. You can also feel it behind the scrotum, along your taint. If you watch some porn with the guy's ass in the air and his balls swinging in the breeze, you can see the enlargement behind the scrotum and in front of the dude's butt hole. So for you guys who think you are longitudinally challenged, everyone can easily add a good 3 inches to your length. Of course you would have to go to either an autopsy or a sex change to actually "prove" it, but trust me, those extra inches are tucked in there.
 

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Actually about half of your penis is inside your body. The two corpora cavernosa channels that make up the bulk of your penis continue along the base of your pelvis and actually attach to the bottom of the pelvis. Barely noticeable when you are soft, but when you get hard, the entire thing engorges and you can feel it "inside" your scrotum. You can also feel it behind the scrotum, along your taint. If you watch some porn with the guy's ass in the air and his balls swinging in the breeze, you can see the enlargement behind the scrotum and in front of the dude's butt hole. So for you guys who think you are longitudinally challenged, everyone can easily add a good 3 inches to your length. Of course you would have to go to either an autopsy or a sex change to actually "prove" it, but trust me, those extra inches are tucked in there.

If it's that easy to get those extra inches and any man can do it, why hasn't it been talked about more and why aren't doctors telling men they should do it.
 

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Yes.

But that's not going to solve your problem. And there can be serious side effects, including loss of ability to achieve an erection.

Learn to accept your body, you'll be much happier that way.

I haven't read anywhere that the surgery for this procedure can cause loss of ability to achieve an erection, just wondering were you got your information from. Anyway, I will go to the doctor and ask his opinion.
 
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If it's that easy to get those extra inches and any man can do it, why hasn't it been talked about more and why aren't doctors telling men they should do it.

Because it's not that easy. If it were that easy, some surgeon would be a billionaire. Penile enlargement is, almost entirely, nothing but scams preying upon an artificially-induced fear.

Any surgery around the genitals can cause problems--I know two cis men who are unable to have erections anymore due to prostate surgery, for example. But you don't have to listen to me. Here you go.
 
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To the best of my knowledge, the only way to "enlarge" or lengthen a penis is to cut the suspensory ligament that attaches to the pubic bone of the pelvis, and that lets about 1 inch flop down. You can't chop the internal penis corpora off of the pubic bone attachments - you would wind up destroying the tissue, and bye-bye erections, permanently.
 

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I haven't read anywhere that the surgery for this procedure can cause loss of ability to achieve an erection, just wondering were you got your information from. Anyway, I will go to the doctor and ask his opinion.

You got to have realistic goals, if you are serious about taking on a procedure like this. Definitely consult this with your doctor who will have more detailed information about this, and may recommend you to a board certified surgeon.

Mind you those procedures aren't cheap, and I definitely wouldn't dice my luck on whoever's practice is running cheaper. How old are you BTW?

Penile enlargement is, almost entirely, nothing but scams preying upon an artificially-induced fear.

Any surgery around the genitals can cause problems--I know two cis men who are unable to have erections anymore due to prostate surgery, for example. But you don't have to listen to me. Here you go.

Prostate surgery isn't the same as penile elongation, I'm sure you know this. Whilst both are procedures that separate tissue, penile elongation isn't nor doesn't remove malignant and cancerous cells. There are other further components that factor into erectile inadequacy, such as chemotherapy, cryotherapy, hormonal therapy, and/or radiation.

However I do agree with your assessment regarding going under the knife CAN cause problems. As the saying goes "If it ain't broken, don't fix it".

To the best of my knowledge, the only way to "enlarge" or lengthen a penis is to cut the suspensory ligament that attaches to the pubic bone of the pelvis, and that lets about 1 inch flop down. You can't chop the internal penis corpora off of the pubic bone attachments - you would wind up destroying the tissue, and bye-bye erections, permanently.

I've seen vids of the procedure before, and yes they do detach ligaments from the pubic bone, this is essentially how they are able to expose more of the penis. Although they didn't fully pull out, all that was hidden. I don't believe they chop anything, just reattach the ligaments to the pubic bone.
 

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There are definitely other alternatives, such as penis pumps and extenders that work well with expansion and lengthening. It does however require extreme dedication and commitment, but it does gradually work. All in moderation of course, there have been some who become injured or create damage. In those cases they either become inpatient, and ignore the signs that their dick needs to recirculate blood flow and stop.
 
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To the best of my knowledge, the only way to "enlarge" or lengthen a penis is to cut the suspensory ligament that attaches to the pubic bone of the pelvis, and that lets about 1 inch flop down. You can't chop the internal penis corpora off of the pubic bone attachments - you would wind up destroying the tissue, and bye-bye erections, permanently.

Yes, they can chop the internal penis corpora of, the doctor will then reattach the ligaments to the pubic bone. You are just against it because it hasn't been attempted by any doctor, but it's very possible.
 

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That's your hidden penis, there is a surgical procedure; penile elongation. Most procedures can deliver between 1" to 3".

I was searching online and found this site

A review of penile elongation surgery

I will do one of the following surgeries.


Sliding Elongation

Sliding elongation has been described to lengthen the penis after significant penile shortening secondary to correction of Peyronie’s disease and severe therapy resistant erectile dysfunction (54,55). Some surgical treatments of Peyronie’s disease involve a plication on the contralateral side to correct penile curvature, which can lead to penile shortening of 3 cm or more. Rolle et al.first described this technique in three patients and gained on average 3.2 cm of penile length (54). Recently, Egydio and Kuehhas performed the sliding technique on 143 patients with severe therapy resistant erectile dysfunction with penile shortening with or without Peyronie’s disease to restore penis length and girth (55). The penis is degloved and the neurovascular bundle is mobilized.

The corpus spongiosum is separated from the tunica albuginea and longitudinal incisions are made at the 3 and 9 o’clock positions, along with an incision proximal-dorsal and distal-ventral. After subtunical dissection, traction is applied to slide the distal penis away from the proximal shaft to perform the lengthening, the limit of which is the length of the urethra and neurovascular bundles (55) (Figure 2).

A prosthesis is then inserted into the tunical defects that are created by this technique. The authors report an average penile lengthening of 3.1 cm and a 54% resolution of penile curvature in those that had Peyronie’s disease pre-operatively (55). The same group previously described this method of lengthening the penis with similar tunica incisions and subsequent pericardial grafting of the resulting tunical defect after lengthening, but felt that the grafting was time consuming and unnecessary (56). Rolle et al. performed a prospective study of the sliding elongation technique in 28 patients with Peyronie’s disease, and had an average 3.2 cm penile lengthening with no curvature recurrence at an average follow-up of 37 months.

Flap reconstruction

Local, regional and free flap options exist to lengthen the penis. These have typically been described for penile lengthening if the penis is shortened due to epispadias and exstrophy, where a lack of soft tissue and dorsal skin or tethering of the penis to the pubic bone from fibrous bands (46). Kramer and Jackson describe the use of local rhomboid flaps, based laterally, for dorsal skin coverage combined with partial release of the corpora cavernosa from the pubic ramus in 10 patients. These local flaps are necessary due to the lack of dorsal coverage once the corpora are released from the penis and advanced through an inverted V-shaped incision (Figure 4). This technique is described for both congenital and acquired short penis. They state that most patients obtained a doubling in their penile length. Other local flap options are lateral superiorly based scrotal flaps that are rotated onto the dorsal penis (59). Dorsal Z and W-plasties may also be performed as local skin flaps, but may bring hair bearing skin onto the penis (36).