Can you really make your penis grow?

Answer 1

Although some men and companies that sell products claim success, you are much more likely to suffer permanent damage with no improvement. Better to focus on relationships and becoming a better partner than trying to win this contest.

Answer 2

The short answer is no. However, you need not look very long on the internet to see literally thousands of advertisements and websites dedicated to this very subject. They all have the same things in common, in that they practice upon the basic insecurity of boys and men who seem to equate the size of their penis with their ability or pleasure during sex. Here are some of the methods frequently touted as helping you grow or maximize your penis... Pills: These generally are classified as "Dietary Supplements", chock full of stuff like "Horny Goat Weed" and various other herbal preparations. The problem is because they are not subject to the same testing and quality control as medications, you really don't know what you are getting. Most manufacturers of these products support their claims with testimonial evidence from "satisfied" customers. They always lack actual, double-blind clinical trials that show any significant or lasting effect. Creams: It might feel good to apply a cream, but that's really about all you're going to get out a cream. Some creams contain plant-estrogen analogues, which may have exactly the opposite of the intended effect if applied consistently over the long term. Devices: Usually traction or pumping devices. Pumping temporarily engorges the tissues of the penis with blood, causing a very stiff erection. If taken to extremes, the penis can be inflated to many times it's natural size. Unlike muscle however, which will break down and rebuild itself stronger under the stress of exercise, the sponge-like tissues of the penis will scar with habitual pumping. This may render you unable to have an erection, or result in deformity. Traction devices run similar risks, and may cause tissue death if applied for more than a few hours at a time. Either way, any changes you see as a result of using these devices, is temporary at best, and may produce permanent damage and disability. Masturbatory Techniques: Of the techniques out there, the most famous one is "Jelqing" which advocates a pulling, stretching motion while masturbating nearly to the point of climax, several times in a session (also known as "edging"). While this technique is very useful in teaching oneself how to avoid premature ejaculation (cumming too quickly), it does little for making actual changes in the size of the penis. It is also based on the false notion that a penis repeatedly stressed in this manner will grow bigger and stronger. Surgery: Most surgical techniques concentrate on either redistributing body fat to the penis to make it plumper, or cutting the suspensory ligament that holds the penis in it's position. Either approach only results in a maximum change of 1 inch or so, and carries the very real risks of surgery; general anesthesia, infections, complications and post-surgical pain. One study showed that nearly 80% of patients receiving penile plastic surgery to enhance size or dimension, were very unhappy with the outcome. Given the risk to the patient and the likelihood of a poor result, most surgeons will only undertake phalloplasty in cases of extreme deformity or to repair traumatic injuries. The truth is that your penis will be whatever size it was genetically predestined to be, and there is no preparation, technique or device that can make any lasting difference. Anybody who tells you differently, has something to sell you. Better to save your money and concentrate your energies on learning to be a responsive and tender lover to whomever you would choose as a partner.

Answer 3

Not unless you use a penis pump!