When it comes to plastic surgery, most people will think that they are talking about a woman. It seems that in the eyes of everyone, only women will get plastic surgery, but this is not the case. Plastic surgery is no longer just for women, more and more men are beginning to accept plastic surgery, and the difference between male plastic surgery is that men have plastic surgery on their "private parts."

Male health: 7 situations in which men’s private parts require “plastic surgery”

In the eyes of many people, reproductive plastic surgery is something they are ashamed to talk about, but the harm caused by deformed reproductive organs is Really. If the following 7 conditions occur in your reproductive organs, the editor recommends that you don’t be shy and go to a plastic surgery hospital for reproductive plastic surgery as soon as possible.

Situation 1: Phimosis and excessive foreskin: Although both deformities of the foreskin cover the male organ, those with phimosis cannot turn their foreskin up naturally.

Situation 2. Cryptorchidism: one or both testicles do not descend into the scrotum and stay at any part on the way down. Bilateral cryptorchidism can cause male infertility; unilateral cryptorchidism can also affect fertility and is prone to malignant lesions.

Situation 3. Male organ curvature deformity: Congenital male organ curvature is a deformity caused by the development disorder of the male organ cavernous body. The male organ is bent toward the femoral side. The patient's main symptoms are curvature of the male organ, accompanied by urination and marital dysfunction.

Case 4: Hydrocele: caused by excessive secretion or insufficient absorption of hydrocele, resulting in accumulation of fluid in the scrotum. Scrotal and testicular lesions such as inflammation, trauma, and tumors can cause hydrocele.

Situation 5. Short male organs: Male organs are congenitally underdeveloped or partially severed after trauma, resulting in significantly short male organs. The development of secondary sexual characteristics is often poor, and in severe cases, there are even Difficulty urinating.

Situation 6. External urethral orifice stricture: Urethral stricture is divided into congenital and acquired. Its symptoms may vary depending on its degree, scope and development process. The main symptom is difficulty in urinating.

Situation 7. Hypospadias: Hypospadias is a common male congenital malformation, and many cases are familial. Hypospadias is an underdevelopment of the urethra, the external urethral opening is abnormally positioned, and the male organ is curved ventrally. Ectopic position of the urethral opening and curvature of male organs bring difficulties to couples' life and urination, and have adverse effects.

Due to the influence of traditional culture, reproductive plastic surgery has never been popular in China. In fact, the harm caused by reproductive organ malformations is obvious. If your reproductive organs have the following conditions, please go to the hospital for reproductive plastic surgery as soon as possible.