Did anyone else see the article in the Toronto Sun about a billionaire who died in France while getting penis enlargement surgery?  

https://torontosun.com/news/world/doctors-banned-billionaire-dies-during-penis-enlargement-surgery

I didn't know such a thing was possible.  I cannot begin to imagine how painful getting injections in your penis would be.  And beyond the injections, what else would the surgery entail?  

Getting round ball-lke mooks injected into the penis is not uncommon in Thailand - and for all I know in other parts of Asia. These are supposed to add to the enjoyment of sex for women - and perhaps men as well for all I know. Personally I loathe the sight of such a tampered-with organ.

As for enlargement, I would go with the advice of the Mayo Clinic.

Don't believe the hype

Companies offer many types of nonsurgical penis-enlargement treatments. They often promote them with serious-looking ads that include support from "scientific" researchers.

If you look closely, you'll see that claims of how safe they are and how well they work haven't been proved. And these products may have potentially dangerous ingredients not listed on the label.

Marketers rely on ads with people who recommend the product. Marketers also may use data that's not accurate and questionable before-and-after photos. Dietary supplements don't need approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. So manufacturers don't have to prove how safe a product is or that it works.

Surgery is risky and may not work

Studies of surgeries to lengthen or thicken the penis have found mixed results in safety, whether they work (effectiveness), and patient satisfaction.

At best, surgery may give a slight increase in girth to the penis. Or surgery may add a slight appearance of increased length to the non-erect penis. But it does not change the actual length of the penis. At worst, surgery can cause complications such as infection, scarring, and loss of sensation or function.

https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/sexual-health/in-depth/penis/art-20045363

Josh Moore had enlargment surgery but he got rid of it:

https://youtu.be/_HJrpTr1ME8?si=LhhB9mMmuqvyFsQx

 

13 hours ago, PeterRS said:

Getting round ball-lke mooks injected into the penis is not uncommon in Thailand

I have not actually met anyone when in Thailand who has had this done, but I recall reading about it on this forum before.  Not sure how I would react if I were to take someone home with me and discover that.  Personally, not something I would ever consider doing.  Think it would be unsightly, uncomfortable, and extremely unsafe.  

12 minutes ago, Thomas_88 said:

Josh Moore had enlargment surgery but he got rid of it:

I wonder if he had waited for a period of time if it could actually be reversed, or if he was just lucky enough to undo it the very next day.  Had no idea such a thing existed...guess I have lived a very sheltered life.  lol.  Not something I would ever consider, and sounds very sketchy from the info @PeterRS shared from Mayo Clinic.  

If you would want a partner to feel sensations from different textures along a penis, it would make more sense just to buy condoms that have different textures, ribbing, etc. It’s cheaper, safer and if your partner doesn’t like it, you can simply just take it off.

Since I am the ultimate size Queen, my long time partner, before his passing PUMPED and did silicone injections into his cock and balls to become a "monster", that type of cock most people see in vids and go Ewwwwww.

But I LOVED it, it was a major turn-on, since I love a "girthy" cock and huge balls anyway....   It was the ultimate for me, and it became "adicktive".....  Luckily and thankfully he never experienced any health issues from the practice, and he kept me a happy Girl !  😍

But I am not sure how I would feel about "snipping" veins and ligaments to achieve additional length ?    My preference was a FAT cock with massive balls, over a long torpedo anyway.  I suppose its a kind of fetish thing ?