Girth Matters

Girth Matters traces the history of penile size enhancement, surveys the methods people use to pursue it, and weighs their risks against their rewards in a blunt, critical way. The market around the topic is large: nearly half of men are unhappy with their size, and a billion-dollar-a-year trade in creams, pills, devices and surgery has grown up to profit from that insecurity. The book argues that most of these products and procedures do not work and that many cause harm. It sorts the effective options from the ineffective ones and identifies those too dangerous to consider.

The author, Dr. Luis Casavantes, has worked in phalloplasty for more than ten years and has performed non-surgical penile girth enhancement with injectable fillers on over 4,000 patients. Drawing on that experience, he shares practical guidance on carrying out the procedure safely. Topics include choosing a practitioner, an in-depth illustrated explanation of the procedures themselves, and how to determine whether girth enhancement is suitable for a given reader.

The book is written for men who are dissatisfied with their size and want to take action. It aims to give them the information they need to pursue the best possible results.