Men cannot experience secondary development of the penis after reaching adulthood. Therefore, after males enter the stage of secondary sexual characteristics development, they can ensure normal penis development through nutritional intake and exercise, which will result in more significant development. If a man is not satisfied with the size of his penis, he can undergo surgery for autologous fat filling or prosthesis implantation, which can achieve the effect of enlargement and growth.
Men cannot experience secondary development of the penis after entering the stage of secondary sexual characteristics development. There will be significant growth of the penis until they reach adulthood at 18 years old, and there will be no secondary development afterwards. During this period, performing normal exercise, physiological exercise, and proper diet can ensure normal penis development. If a man is not satisfied with the size of his penis after reaching adulthood, he should not take medication or other drugs, including liver protection, kidney protection, and immune-enhancing drugs, as they will be ineffective. A normal male penis is generally about 5cm in the flaccid state and can maintain a length of 12-13cm after erection, with some individuals reaching 15-17cm. For those who do not meet this size, if they still want to achieve secondary development of the penis, surgical treatment is the only option. Penis prosthesis implantation or autologous fat tissue filling can be performed to achieve the effect of enlargement and growth.
