no. it shoudl be a combination of genetic factors from your mother's and fathers sides from many many generations until now.
But: Without citing a particular study indicated which genes influence penis size, there's no basis to rule it out. Several male characteristics like hairy ears are inherited on the Y-chromosome from the father, others like baldness and hemophilia on the X-chromosome received from the mother.
I don't know of a study comparing father and son penis sizes.
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∙ 12y agoPenis size is determined by a combination of genetic and environmental factors, so it is possible for a son to have a different penis size than his father. There is no guarantee that a son will inherit the exact same size as his father.
Penis size is believed to be influenced by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Some studies suggest that genetics play a role in determining penis size, but it is not solely inherited from one specific side (e.g., mother or father).
It is common for penis size to remain the same once a person has finished puberty. Penis size does not typically change significantly after this time, but it varies from person to person. Remember, penis size does not determine sexual pleasure or performance.
No, wearing underwear does not affect penis size. Penis size is determined by genetics and other factors, not by what type of underwear a person wears.
No, the removal of a man's testicles does not affect the size of his penis. The testicles are responsible for producing sperm and hormones such as testosterone, while the penis size is determined by genetic factors.
No, there is no scientific evidence to support the claim that eating bananas can increase penis size. Penis size is largely determined by genetics and hormonal factors, and diet alone is unlikely to significantly impact its size.
Of course, homones start the process of penis growth, but the final size is determined by genetics . . . you inherit penis size from your parents.
Natural growth as determined by heredity. In other words, you inherit penis size and growth rate from your parents, just like you inherited your nose size, eye color, and skin pigmentation.
The size of your penis has no relation to the size of any other part of your body, including your forearm.
There is no other method yet other than a good diet of vitamins, zinc, and iron. 2nd Answer: You can keep your penis healthy with a good diet of vitamins, zinc, and iron, but you cannot grow it. You can't. You inherit penis size from your parents, just like you inherit your hair and eye color, shape and size of your nose, ear size and position, finger and toe length, and so forth. There is no pill, diet, exercise or anything other than surgery that can permanently alter penis size. Doctors only perform this surgery if the penis is unusually short, like 1 or 2 inches, erect.
the same size as your tiny penis
An uncircumcised penis grows to be the same size as circumcised penises. The average adult penis size is 5.5 to 6 inches long, as measured from the top when erect.
The size of the penis does not change after puberty, so it will be the same size as it was when you were 20. The average size of an adult male is 5.5 inches, as measured from the top.
It is all genetic - the size comes from the genes your parents pass on to you.
Yes
Penis size is believed to be influenced by a combination of genetic and environmental factors. Some studies suggest that genetics play a role in determining penis size, but it is not solely inherited from one specific side (e.g., mother or father).
The average penis size in Asian countries is the same as in every other country, about 5.5-6 inches when erect, as measured on the top of the penis.
No, looking down at your penis does not change its actual size. The angle at which you view it can create an optical illusion, but the size remains the same.