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Is penis enlargement surgery dangerous ?

Written by David Mills | Dec 11, 2025 12:04:00 PM

Is Penis Enlargement Surgery Dangerous? – Moorgate Andrology

🔹 Why This Matters

Many men considering penis enlargement surgery wonder whether it’s safe — especially with conflicting online information. At Moorgate Andrology, we believe in transparent, medically-led care. Below is an honest, expert breakdown of risks, safety measures, and what you can do to ensure a proper recovery.

What Are the Possible Risks?

  • Temporary swelling, bruising or mild discomfort.

  • Minor risk of infection (as with any surgical procedure).

  • Possible asymmetry or contour irregularities.

  • Rarely — need for revision, or adjustment if girthâ/tissue heal unevenly.

👉 For more on what’s normal vs uncommon, see:
Penis Enlargement Surgery Recovery Guide

How Moorgate Andrology Minimises Risk

  • All procedures are performed by qualified Urologists.

  • Operations take place in licensed hospital facilities.

  • Full pre-operative medical screening and aftercare protocol.

  • Use of premium materials: for fillers, clinically approved hyaluronic acid; for grafts, sterile fat-transfer methods.

  • Close follow-up and patient support to manage any issues early.

What You Can Do to Stay Safe

  • Be honest about your medical history and medications during consultation.

  • Follow all pre- and post-operative instructions carefully.

  • Avoid smoking and reduce alcohol consumption around surgery time.

  • Don’t rush back into heavy exercise, gym work, or sexual activity before clearance.

  • Attend all follow-up appointments and contact the care team if you notice unusual symptoms.

What’s Realistic — And What’s Myth

✅ True:

Penis enlargement surgery is generally safe when done by a specialist in a regulated medical setting. Complications are uncommon and manageable.

❌ Myth:

That it ruins erectile function, sensation, or causes permanent problems.
— When performed properly, the procedure does not interfere with normal erectile tissue or function.

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The Bottom Line

Penis enlargement surgery is not inherently dangerous — but like all surgical procedures, its safety depends heavily on surgeon experience, clinical environment, and patient aftercare compliance.
At Moorgate Andrology, we are committed to high standards of care, transparency, and realistic patient expectations.

If you’re considering a procedure and have concerns, book a free consultation with our Urologists to discuss your case.
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