What is it?
This procedure - to increase the length or thickness of the penis - is not recommended by the majority of plastic surgeons because of the risk of complications.
Why have it done?
Penis size is a worry for many men.
What happens?
To lengthen the penis, the ligament that attaches it to the pubic bone is cut so that more of the penis hangs outside the body.
To increase penis thickness, fat may be liposuctioned from the abdomen or thighs and injected into the organ or cut away and grafted on.
Veins can also be transferred on to the penis to increase blood flow and thickness.
How much does it cost?
Prices start from around £2,000.
What are they?
Implants to change the size and shape of the calf area of the lower legs.
Why have it done?
Despite having tried to improve their appearance with exercise, a man may be self-conscious about the size and shape of his lower legs.
What happens?
Under general anaesthetic, a cut is made in one of the crease lines behind the knee and a silicone implant is inserted through this cut so that it sits on top of the calf muscle.
How much does it cost?
Prices start at £2,500.
What are they?
Chest implants to change shape and size so a man appears well-toned.
Why have it done?
Despite having tried to "beef up", an individual may be unhappy with his chest size and shape.
The operation can also be used to correct chest deformity that has arisen through growth and development problems or injury.
What happens?
Under general anaesthetic, a cut is made in the armpit and a cavity created under the chest muscle where a silicone implant can be inserted.
How much does it cost?
Prices start at approximately £3,800.
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