Even after considering all the risks, many men still opt for penile surgery. How do they determine whether this is the right choice for them?
First, a candidate should be in excellent shape, physically and mentally. A doctor can assess overall health, determine whether other health concerns preclude the procedure (high blood pressure, history of urogenital problems, and so on) and make recommendations for counseling or medication if necessary. Next, it’s always wise to thoroughly study any cosmetic procedure, particularly focusing on individual doctors and their results. Finally, only the prospective patient can gauge how deeply he is affected by concerns about his penis. Risks and costs are weighed against the possible benefits — but always, a realistic view is the key. Men who dream of having a penis women would die for must consider that their results may not match the image they have in mind.
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