Surgical penis enlargement: evaluating selection criteria and outcome measures
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Penile dysmorphophobia is a psychological condition in which men perceive their penis to be small and inadequate, even though its actual physical size is within the normal range. The inadequacy might be imagined but the feelings and loss of self-esteem are real, and can affect a man's sexual relationships and his wider social interactions. Treating penile dysmorphophobia with augmentation phalloplasty is highly controversial; patient selection criteria, surgical procedures and outcome assessment methods are still evolving.
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