There are several surgical procedures that are marketed for penis enlargement, but most have limited scientific evidence to support their effectiveness and come with significant risks and potential complications.

One common surgical procedure for penis enlargement is called “penile augmentation” or “penile enhancement,” which involves injecting or grafting fat or tissue into the penis to increase its girth. However, this procedure can lead to uneven results, infection, scarring, and even loss of sensation or function.
Another surgical option is the use of penile implants or prostheses, which are devices that are surgically implanted into the penis to provide rigidity and increase its size. However, this procedure is typically reserved for men with severe erectile dysfunction and carries a risk of infection, mechanical failure, and other complications.
It is important to note that surgery for penis enlargement should only be considered as a last resort and after careful consideration of the risks and benefits. Most healthcare professionals do not recommend surgical procedures for penis enlargement and instead encourage men to focus on healthy lifestyle habits, such as exercise and a balanced diet, and to seek support and counseling if they are experiencing body image concerns or sexual dysfunction.