Safety is one of the most common concerns men have when researching penis enlargement surgery. Online information can be confusing, exaggerated, or written by non-medical sources.
This article explains the real risks, how safety is managed, and what patients should understand before proceeding.
Penis enlargement surgery is a recognised urological procedure when performed by a GMC-registered Specialist Urologist. At Moorgate Andrology, procedures are carried out by surgeons with extensive experience in genital surgery.
Full procedure overview:
https://moorgateandrology.co.uk/penis-enlargement-surgery/
As with all surgery, risks exist. These may include:
Infection
Bleeding
Swelling and bruising
Scarring
Temporary discomfort
Serious complications are uncommon when surgery is performed by an experienced specialist and patients follow post-operative guidance.
Many of the negative stories found online relate to:
Non-specialist providers
Inadequate surgical technique
Poor aftercare
Choosing a specialist Urologist significantly reduces risk.
Learn how to choose the right doctor:
https://knowledgebase.moorgateandrology.co.uk/how-to-choose-a-doctor-for-your-penis-enlargement
There is a large amount of misleading information online about ligament release surgery, often written by clinics offering alternative treatments.
In reality:
Flaccid length improvement is reliable
Erect length increase is usually marginal
Anchoring techniques help prevent retraction
When performed correctly, ligament release surgery is a safe and effective component of penis enlargement surgery.
Safety is optimised by:
Full medical assessment
Pre-operative screening
Clear recovery instructions
Structured follow-up care
Recovery guidance:
https://knowledgebase.moorgateandrology.co.uk/how-to-prepare-for-penis-enlargement-surgery
Penis enlargement surgery is safe when performed by the right specialist, with realistic expectations and appropriate aftercare.