Penis size is still a problem for a good number of men who feel uncomfortable with the length of their genitals. According to a survey carried out by the British University Kings College, up to 30% of men say they are dissatisfied with the size of their penis. To obtain the result, the researchers questioned around 200 men to find out how they feel about their own genitals. The result showed that, in reality, concern about the size of one's penis comes from the idea that another “rival” man has a larger organ, therefore leaving him at a “disadvantage”. According to researchers, there is a percentage of men whose members are above average, but still feel dissatisfied. For plastic surgeon David Alessi, this male concern with penis size can mean psychological problems. On the “Daily Star” website, he said that many men go to his office to solve the “problem”, when there is nothing wrong there. “It would be better to see a psychiatrist,” he said.
