Renowned American urologist David Shusterman stated that the male genital organ differs from one another in shape, both when it is flaccid and when it is erect.
Still according to the professional, this difference is limited to four different formats. However, the doctor points out that shape is different from size, so don't confuse things.
Check below:
1. The big head
According to Shusterman, in approximately 20% of the limbs he has seen, the head is larger and thicker than the body.
2. The big body
In other penises, the head is smaller, and the organ ends in something similar to a point.
3. The curvy
Around 10 to 20% of men, according to the doctor, have a small upward curvature in their limbs. “There is a suspensory ligament that keeps the penis connected to the pelvis and suspends it somewhat curved upward,” Shusterman reported, and continued, “The curvature of the top is about 5 to 10 degrees.”
4. The bent
The doctor says that men should be concerned if they have an extreme curvature in their penis, around 30 to 60 degrees, as it could be a sign of Peyronie's Disease. According to the Urology Care Foundation, in the United States, this disease is formed by an accumulation of plaques inside the penile body, causing stiffness and accentuated curvature. In certain cases, the disease disappears without the need for professional treatment. However, Shusterman recommends that, if the organ has a very pronounced curvature when erect or has an hourglass shape (when the penis is thick at the base and head, but thinner in the middle), it is necessary to go to a doctor for tests and seek appropriate treatment.
So, what's yours?
With information from the SuperPride website
