Penis enlargement surgery is a highly individual decision. While many men enquire about treatment, not everyone is suitable for surgical intervention. A proper medical assessment is essential to ensure safety, realistic expectations, and good long-term outcomes.
At Moorgate Andrology, suitability is assessed by a Consultant Urologist, not a sales team.
Men who are typically suitable include those who:
Are in good general health
Have realistic expectations about outcomes
Are bothered by flaccid length, girth, or both
Understand the recovery process
Are seeking permanent improvement rather than temporary changes
Most men we see have a statistically normal-sized penis, but experience reduced confidence or dissatisfaction with appearance.
There is no strict upper age limit. Patients are assessed on:
Overall health
Circulation
Healing capacity
Men from their 20s through to their 60s regularly undergo surgery successfully.
Emotional readiness is just as important as physical suitability. Surgery should be undertaken:
For personal confidence
Not external pressure
With an understanding that perfection does not exist
Surgery may not be appropriate for men who:
Expect dramatic erect length increases
Have unmanaged medical conditions
Have unrealistic expectations
Are seeking surgery for external validation
In such cases, alternative treatments or reassurance may be more appropriate.
Depending on assessment, options may include:
Ligament release surgery (flaccid length)
Fat transfer for girth
Combined approaches
Each plan is individualised.
Penis enlargement surgery (pillar page):
https://moorgateandrology.co.uk/penis-enlargement/
Ligament release surgery explained:
https://moorgateandrology.co.uk/blog/ligament-release-surgery-explained/
Recovery guide:
https://knowledgebase.moorgateandrology.co.uk/penis-enlargement-surgery-recovery