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The more he got into the logistics, the more Elist realized that the potential market for such an implant was far larger than the number of men who’d experienced shrinkage from inflatable prostheses. Design-wise, he did not want to encircle the penis completely, because it needed to be able to expand he envisioned an implant that would envelop about 80 percent of the organ, leaving a gap along the length of the underside.

He knew that silicone was the obvious material to use, because it had been proven safe (and was FDA-approved) for breast implants and because it does not affix to tissue (thus allowing removal, if necessary, with minimal complications). The bottom line: Elist felt that as he solved one problem, he had unintentionally created another. Men report that they actually gain length over time with the Penuma, thanks to the pull of gravity.)

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(The opposite happens with the Penuma, because it is inserted under the skin and moves freely, preventing encapsulation. Because the prosthetic is inserted into the spongy tissue in the core of the penis, as the body encapsulates the foreign object, the tissue constricts. But as time went by, many of Elist’s patients came back with a not-small complaint: It seemed their penises were shrinking.

The devices, which were invented by a Texas surgeon in the early ’70s, re-invigorated these men’s sex lives, and they were grateful-at least at first. Since 1980, the doctor had been inserting inflatable penis prostheses (5,000 of them to date) into impotent men, including Hustler publisher Larry Flynt. Other doctors inject collagen gel, or your own fat, or insert cadaver cells into the penis, leading to temporary gains (but sometimes to misshapen, lumpy results). To this day, some surgeons cut the suspensory ligament in the groin so the penis will hang lower, potentially giving the appearance of greater length (but sometimes making stand-at-attention erections tricky). Size matters, and not just in bed.īut until Elist-an affable Iranian-born father of three with a mischievous, slightly goofy laugh-got FDA clearance for his implant in 2004, the only procedures available for growing a man’s manhood were temporary, or potentially damaging, or disgusting, or all three. Beyond its sexual function, the penis plays an undeniable, if subtle, role in establishing pecking order, whether at the urinal or in a locker room. Whatever the cause, it’s hardly news that men obsess about the relative size of their members and what that size says about them, physically but also socially. Blame porn if you want, or our cultural predisposition to always think bigger is better, or some hardwired Darwinian impulse. (Feel better?) Yet by one estimate, nearly half of all men think their packages are smaller than average. The average erect penis is about five inches long and four and a half inches in circumference, according to a 1996 Journal of Urology study. Getting the Penuma, the plumber said, “basically saved our marriage. We haven’t had this much sex since when we first got together.” And that was 20 years ago. “He has erections all day long every day now. “He’s been a sexual maniac,” the wife told me. I mean, I can be going like a Mack truck and still hold back.” I think I just wanted it bigger.”Īnother guy, a 43-year-old mechanic from Arizona, told me he got an XL Penuma inserted two years ago because “I realized, well, nothing about me is average or normal, and I didn’t want my sexuality to be average or normal anymore.” After the surgery, he said, his boners increased from six and a half inches to eight and a half inches, and the Penuma “gave me this crazy amount of stamina. (“He was very well-off,” she told me his pre-surgery erections were eight inches long.) When I pushed him, repeatedly, about his motivation, he finally stammered, “I don’t know. who had trouble explaining precisely what led him to get his Penuma in 2014. Consider the 39-year-old accountant from outside L.A. Among the many patients I interviewed for this story were several well-hung gentlemen who’d nonetheless paid Elist $13,000 to slice them open and enhance their penises with a sheath of silicone. If there’s one global, irrefutable truth, it’s that all men dream of being enormous-even the ones who are already big. “So we don’t have a small, we don’t have a medium. “Nobody wants a small,” says James Elist, M.D., the Beverly Hills urologist who calls his invention the Penuma. The world’s most girth-tastic penis implant is available in three sizes: L, XL, and XXL.

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