Want to enlarge your manhood? Silicone penis implant adds two inches to girth and length - and lasts for life (18+)

The size of a man’s penis plays a huge role in his self esteem. Having a small member can proliferate feelings of being less masculine or appealing to the opposite sex.

And so, men blighted by a smaller manhood may abstain from sexual encounters – or shy away from the locker rooms at the gym.

These feelings of inadequacy can lead to depression, problems with intimacy and potentially even suicidal thoughts.

However, a Beverly Hills urologist, Dr James Elist, has developed a revolutionary penile enhancement procedure that offers new hope to men with small penises.

A silicone implant is inserted into the penis during the $13,000 (£9,000) procedure – instantly increasing the length and girth by approximately two inches.

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Dr Elist told Daily Mail Online that patients have the option of choosing between three implant sizes for the procedure: Large, extra large and double extra large.

The surgeon explained: ‘Nobody wants to have a small or medium one.’ Dr Elist has been working as an urologist for more than 35 years.

He has always had an interest in men’s sexual dysfunction – and even garnered notoriety as the first doctor to link cigarette smoking with impotence.

‘If men see the sign on cigarettes that say smoking can cause impotency, they can blame it on me,’ he said.

For decades, the doctor was one of many who performed an operation on men with erectile dysfunction, in which a prosthesis was inserted into the arteries of the penis.

The procedure was designed to allow blood to properly flow through the arteries, so that a man could achieve an erection.

Dr Elist explained: ‘I noticed after insertion of the implant, between a year or two, most men were complaining that the size of their penis shrunk.

‘They did have an erection, but the girth and length of the penis decreased.’

In 2002, the doctor discovered a solution for the ‘shrinking’ problem.

At the time, there were many penile enhancement treatments available – but none were effective.

Fat injections were previously used to increase the girth, but Dr Elist told Daily Mail Online that fat is absorbed after five or six months.

He said: ‘It gives the patients total deformity, because it was forming lumps and bumps under the penis.’

Furthermore, foreign tissue transplants and even gel fillers – which are commonly used on the face to decrease wrinkles – proved to be ineffective as well.

That’s why Dr Elist came up with the idea of implanting a soft silicone sheath under the penis.

Mail Online