When researching penis enlargement surgery, many men focus on before and after results. Understanding how results develop over time is just as important as understanding the surgery itself.
This guide explains what most patients can realistically expect in the weeks and months after surgery.
In the first few days after penis enlargement surgery, it is normal to experience:
Swelling
Bruising
Temporary changes in appearance
At this stage, the penis may not look representative of the final result.
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During the early recovery phase:
Swelling gradually reduces
The penis begins to settle into its new position
Flaccid length improvement becomes more noticeable
Patients are advised to follow recovery instructions carefully during this period.
Recovery guide:
https://knowledgebase.moorgateandrology.co.uk/how-to-prepare-for-penis-enlargement-surgery
By this stage:
Most swelling has resolved
Flaccid length increase is clearly visible
Girth enhancement (if performed) becomes more consistent
This is when many patients begin to feel more confident about their appearance.
Final results typically stabilise within 3–6 months:
Flaccid length increase of approximately 1–2 inches
Girth enhancement looks natural and proportionate
Erect length increase is usually minimal
These outcomes are consistent with what is medically realistic and safe.
Online images often:
Show results too early
Use exaggerated angles
Combine surgery with non-surgical enhancements
This is why consultation with an experienced Urologist is essential.
Learn how measurements are taken accurately:
https://knowledgebase.moorgateandrology.co.uk/measuring-your-penis-when-it-is-erect
Penis enlargement surgery can produce meaningful, confidence-boosting results when expectations are realistic and surgery is performed by a specialist.