Did you know? Penis enlargement is not the same as penis enlargement.
Anyone looking into the subject quickly realizes that the term covers methods that differ considerably in terms of implementation and results. The recognized expert Prof. Littara explains what really matters.
Penis enlargement: the decisive difference
There are two fundamentally different techniques for penis enlargement. The older method is limited to the cutting of superficial ligaments – with the result that at best an extension is achieved in the flaccid state.
Prof. Littara takes a different, more effective approach: the technique used at UGRS uses only the body’s own material, which is available in situ, to effectively move the inner part of the penis outwards. The result is lengthening – in BOTH states.
Thickening: natural, permanent, preserves sensation
The differences in penis thickening are not insignificant either. Prof. Littara works consistently with the body’s own material – for good reason: artificial materials are not only artificial, as non-living tissue they do not transmit any sensation as soon as they are placed between the body’s own structures, which are normally in direct contact with each other. The result is unnatural sensations – or simply the absence of sensations where they should be.
Furthermore, the fat tissue thickening performed by Prof. Littara is a genuine, permanent fat tissue transplant – and not a mere fat injection, the results of which are not permanent. What sounds similar is something completely different in terms of implementation and results.
Education and aftercare – essential for success
Only the combination of precise technique, individualized information and, where necessary, consistent aftercare leads to complete success. Prof. Littara and his team take the time to inform each patient in detail about the planned procedure and its advantages – and also accompany them after the operation with precise explanations and procedures. Because doctors who are not prepared to invest the necessary time will never achieve the results that patients can expect.