Mayo Clinic on penis enhancement

Miracle pills, magic herbs, arcane exercises, preposterous devices: all marketed to extract money from men who fear their physical manhood isn't adequate or that women would love them more if it were impressive. They all continue to be more successful than I'd ever have guessed.

Only one method works: surgery.

Penis-enlargement products aren't difficult to find. Men's magazines, sports radio shows and Internet sites are filled with advertisements for pumps, pills, weights, exercises and surgeries — all of which supposedly can increase the length and width (girth) of your penis. Even if you've never visited an Internet porn site, you've likely received many unsolicited e-mails for products and services that promise to make you more of a man.

Beware of penis-enlargement scams