TOPIC: Increased erect length from ligament surgery?

I spoke to a doctor about having another procedure done and he began trying to sell me on the ligament release, which I have heard of before and I didn't believe it would work. Key points of the procedure he offers include cutting off all the ligaments, including the deep ligaments. He also says that the reconstruct them and reposition the penis, and I believe that afterwards there is a stretching protocol.

All the information I have seen says that this sort of procedure can easily increase the Flaccid length but that's not what I'm concerned about. Considering the risk of scarring, pain, cost, etc, that's not at all worth it in my mind unless it increases the Erect length. It makes sense that if the Flaccid length is improved then it could also increase the size of the Erect penis to some extent but I haven't seen any indication that this is true.

I'm trying to discover whether this procedure can help me with my goal of increasing the Erect length. I would be satisfied by even half an Inch of improvement. I thought this might be achieved by removing the small fat pad I have, along with loose skin, and maybe Removal of scrotal webbing. I didn't know if they could do it but I wasn't intending to have the ligament cut.

It seems like if there is an improvement in Erect length it may simply be the result of the post operation stretching routine. Im very sceptical about this kind of procedure because I have not heard anything good about it whatsoever. Does anyone have any information about this? Are there any success stories in which they have gain actual Erect length from having a similar procedure done?

Something else I've thought of is the Erection angle. I have a very high angle of Erection and while it's subtle I think it looks better at a lower angle, pointing straight out rather than straight up. I wonder if cutting those ligaments would decrease the angle of the Erection. On the other hand, I hope it wouldn't cause any erectile dysfunction. I mean what would happen to your penis if you did this? Would that lack of support have some unwanted consequences?

The conventional wisdom in this area has largely remained the same --> Ligamentolysis (the surgery involving the severing of the suspensory ligaments so that in theory, you get more of your "inner" penis forward in laymen terms) is most remarkable with Flaccid gains, and Erect gains are hit-or-miss, usually requiring a rigorous post-op stretching regimen to fully realize (and possibly maintain) gains.

Your best bet in this arena are to find Surgeons experienced in the surgery. My only recommendations at present time in the U.S. are Dr. Victor Liu and Dr. Carney (Rejuvall) with respect to getting this particular procedure done.

Other options include mons pubis (fat pad reduction) which can also be achieved through diet & exercise.

Feel free to message me any questions. I had the procedure last year and can give you great detail about my experience and results. I don’t dare air them out here, my thread will get locked.

Nugget wrote: Feel free to message me any questions. I had the procedure last year and can give you great detail about my experience and results. I don’t dare air them out here, my thread will get locked.

Your last post was locked for reasons provided -- any pressing medical issue should be addressed by your performing Physician (or professional 2nd opinion) and not a forum of technically "strangers," even in light of having your best interest as a Community. The post itself was not deleted. I don't take kindly to insinuating censorship, and if you have your feelings as it pertains to the topic of this thread (the successes & failures of ligament procedures, namely increased Erect length), you are free to share them as long as they abide by forum rules (which isn't hard to do).

Curious to know why you haven't included doctor Solomon or Alter on your list?

R24556 wrote: Curious to know why you haven't included doctor Solomon or Alter on your list?

Simple -- I wrote "at present time."

I haven't checked in with Dr. Alter (who largely does gender reassignment surgeries), and Dr. Solomon (a former Sponsor) recent enough to know their business & work on the matter. The names you mentioned are certainly qualified if they still perform lengthening.

That's the option im looking into, fat pad reduction. I'm wondering whether skin tightening is also needed. I'll be having a consultation in a few days.

I'm not obese though. I now weight around 200 lbs and this became more of a fixation for me as I began to think my penis had gotten shorter, probably because of the weight gain, which I suddenly noticed. I know I don't have such a tremendous level of body fat but I do have some. I don't know if such a procedure would benefit me for sure but I'm really looking to "reveal" maybe half an Inch of length. I'd be very pleased with that result.

I wonder how common this is or what results can be expected for a man with a less extreme body fat. I have some muscle as well but is estimate myself being somewhere in the range of 20-30 percent body fat.

Hi Nugget, thanks for your contributions. What’s your thoughts on Dr. Loria’s LEEP procedure. How has your Erection quality changed after the ligament release? Thanks Jimbo.

jimbojones wrote: Hi Nugget, thanks for your contributions. What’s your thoughts on Dr. Loria’s LEEP procedure. How has your Erection quality changed after the ligament release? Thanks Jimbo.

A big HELL-NO.

The LEEP procedure was created by someone with no background in Urology or Surgery, is a poor-man's version of Penuma (which for all its refinements and iterations is still a poor option for penis enlargement), and is performed by one of the dodgiest practitioners in the industry (Loria).

Stay clear!

I spoke to a doctor about having another procedure done and he began trying to sell me on the ligament release, which I have heard of before and I didn't believe it would work. Key points of the procedure he offers include cutting off all the ligaments, including the deep ligaments. He also says that the reconstruct them and reposition the penis, and I believe that afterwards there is a stretching protocol.

All the information I have seen says that this sort of procedure can easily increase the Flaccid length but that's not what I'm concerned about. Considering the risk of scarring, pain, cost, etc, that's not at all worth it in my mind unless it increases the Erect length. It makes sense that if the Flaccid length is improved then it could also increase the size of the Erect penis to some extent but I haven't seen any indication that this is true.

Many of our patients who have undergone the "ligament release" and repositioning surgery performed by Dr. Carney have seen an increase in Flaccid length as well as a less significant increase in Erect length. But no one can guarantee an increase in Erect length. Currently, there is no procedure available that guarantees an increase in Erect length. The Ligamentolysis and repositioning surgery pulls that length outside the body. This is already what is happening when an Erection occurs, so there's no way to make an Erection longer unless you were to literally add tissue to the penis organ, which is a current medical impossibility.

I'm trying to discover whether this procedure can help me with my goal of increasing the Erect length. I would be satisfied by even half an Inch of improvement. I thought this might be achieved by removing the small fat pad I have, along with loose skin, and maybe Removal of scrotal webbing. I didn't know if they could do it but I wasn't intending to have the ligament cut.

Fat pad Removal and contouring are going to be necessary if you do decide to have a procedure and want to keep your increased length. Without it, the fat/weight will strain the Dartos fascia to a point where it will "break," ultimately resulting in the body's reabsorption of the penile shaft. Removing the fat pad and tightening the surrounding skin also helps with any "burying" of the penis that is currently happening, resulting in more visible length.

Repair of scrotal webbing will also help to give you more visible length, but the big bonus to that procedure is having more penetrative depth afterwards.

It seems like if there is an improvement in Erect length it may simply be the result of the post operation stretching routine. Im very sceptical about this kind of procedure because I have not heard anything good about it whatsoever. Does anyone have any information about this? Are there any success stories in which they have gain actual Erect length from having a similar procedure done?

The post-surgical stretching regimen can get you more length but it is mostly to ensure that the new length you got from cutting the ligaments and repositioning the penis is not lost after recovery.

Something else I've thought of is the Erection angle. I have a very high angle of Erection and while it's subtle I think it looks better at a lower angle, pointing straight out rather than straight up. I wonder if cutting those ligaments would decrease the angle of the Erection. On the other hand, I hope it wouldn't cause any erectile dysfunction. I mean what would happen to your penis if you did this? Would that lack of support have some unwanted consequences?

If you go to someone who knows what they are doing, Ligamentolysis and repositioning generally doesn't have a drastic effect on Erection angle. The version that Dr. Carney performs includes reinforcement of the penis organ and generally, we don't see more than a 10-15% decrease in resulting Erection angle. And this surgery does not cause erectile dysfunction, again, as long as it's performed by someone who knows what they are doing.

Hi Nugget, thanks for your contributions. What’s your thoughts on Dr. Loria’s LEEP procedure. How has your Erection quality changed after the ligament release? Thanks Jimbo.

Please please PLEASE do not go to Loria or any of his licensees. We have started seeing Repair cases coming out of the woodwork after having gone to him a few years ago. They are now experiencing Necrosis of the shaft, not to mention unfathomable pain both physical and psychological, among a host of other resulting health problems (some life-threatening). Please don't do it.

You'd be better off slamming your Dick in a car door than letting Loria touch it.