The use of botox has increasingly been in demand, especially in these recent times, promoted by celebrities and influencers. Although some botox done by fewer professionals didn’t turn out successful, many others turned out great.
However, there is no major need for solutions to cosmetic and medical-related issues regarding the penis.
Worries about the size and sexual function are quite common and, for that reason, numerous research has been devoted to finding a long-lasting therapy that provides lasting solutions in an effective and simpler invasive manner.
Emerging results from sexual health research studies have pointed to botulinum toxins, such as botox, as having the potential to transform how male sexual dysfunction disorders are cured.
Anatomy of the Male Penis
The human penis consists of three columns of tissue: two corpora cavernosa, one on either side of the corpus spongiosum. The urethra dashes through the center of the corpus spongiosum and is the main entrance for urine and semen. The tip of the penis has the tissue of the corpus spongiosum that widens into a structure called the glans penis.
The corpora cavernosa is regarded as erectile tissue, as it plays a vital role in achieving an erection. During sexual arousal, the fibrous tissue of the corpus cavernosal widens as blood flows into the area. As a result, the penis becomes hard, enlarged, and erect. There are various kinds of Botox people engage in, they include;
Uses of Botox as Mechanism of Action
A botox can paralyze, relaxes, and treat muscle(s). It serves as nerve endings to prevent acetylcholine, a neurotransmitter that tells muscles to move, from reaching the muscles. However, this effect is not permanent: the effects of botox are thought to be reversed by the re-innervation of muscle.
For the Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction
Erectile dysfunction also known as ED prevents a man from achieving or maintaining an erection, even with various kinds of sexual stimulation. Research [1] shows that this disorder is very common, particularly in older men.
Botox treats Erectile dysfunction by calming the smooth muscle tissue found within the erectile chamber of the penis. This turns out in helping increase penile blood flow, a major factor in maintaining an erection.
For the Treatment of Early Ejaculation
One of the major reasons behind using botox to treat early ejaculation stems from the nature of ejaculation, which involves contractions of a superficial muscle that extends from the center of the perineum to the base of the penis, and ischiocavernosus muscles.
Relaxing the bulbospongiosus as known as the superficial muscle via Botox inhibits these contractions, delaying ejaculation. The use for Botox to treat early ejaculation was assessed in an animal study [2] that examined the sexual performances of rats after Botox treatment. In this study, rats that received injections of the toxin to the bulbospongiosus muscle displayed an extended period of ejaculatory latency of 10 minutes compared to the pretreatment average of 4.4 minutes. Also, some researchers noted that this treatment did not affect the rats’ health or ability to achieve intromission or ejaculation.
This research’s promising results have led botox to be seen as a promising treatment for premature ejaculation.
For Penis Enlargement
The length of one’s penis is a major concern for many men and has led to esteem issues amongst many men. Although, there are very few available options to correct this cosmetic issue that does not involve costly, high-risk surgery. Botox is believed to soon change this.
Some men who believe their penises are too small are actually of normal size. According to the Mayo Clinic, the average penis is 3 to 5 inches, or 8 to 13 centimeters, long when flaccid and 5 to 7 inches, or 13 to 18 centimeters, long when erect.
While for the most part, penis enlargement products and techniques don’t work. Some can even cause harm. Don’t take marketing schemes at face value. Instead, talk to your doctor before trying any new strategies to increase your penis size
