| Penile Enhancement |
| Concealed Penis |
| Curvature |
| Epispadias |
| Exstrophy |
| Hypospadias |
| Labioplasty |
| Peyronie's Disease |
| Trapped Penis |
| Penile Enhancement |
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Development of female cosmetic surgery followed by rising popularity of reconstructive genital surgery induced that penile lengthening and widening gained tremendous interest in male population.
Belgrade team for reconstructive surgery has great success in real penile enhancement surgery with use of biodegradable scaffolds (Dry polylacti-co-glycolic acid scaffold - PLGA) which is 50mm in length, 30mm in inner diameter and 4 mm in thickness. Our novel technique is based on the concept of tissue engineering based upon collection of autologous cells, their expansion in culture and their return to the patient in sufficient quantities for penile girth augmentation. The basic idea is to transplant autologous cells onto biocompatible and biodegradable scaffolds that will provide appropriate mechanical strength to induce three-dimensional tissue growth and consequent penile enlargement. The scaffolds have good mechanical strength and biodegradable behavior that supports the growth of new tissue with minimal inflammation during 6 to 16 weeks until scaffolds are completely degraded and absorbed in human body. This way average gain is about 30% in penile girth (mean value 3.15cm). Further lengthening can be achieved by simultaneous ligamentolysis followed by correction of penopubic and penoscrotal angle. Case 1 Girth enhancement (click image for larger view) Case 2 Girth enhancement - Girth gain in erection (click image for larger view) Case 3 Girth Enhancement (click image for larger view) Case 4 Girth enhancementlt;/span> (click image for larger view) Case 5 Girth enhancement (click image for larger view) Penile Enhancement Concealed Penis Curvature Epispadias Exstrophy
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