Penuma, the first FDA-cleared penile implant for male cosmetic enhancement, recently held a convention in Leesburg, Virginia, showcasing the company's physicians and the latest developments in the male enhancement field.
Developed by world-renowned urologists and scientists, the Penuma® Implant has been successfully implanted in thousands of men since 2004. In addition, the procedure has been featured in various major publications, including an IRB-approved, 5-year clinical study of 400 Penuma® patients, published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Sexual Medicine. The study found that the vast majority of patients were satisfied with the procedure and had significant increases in self-confidence and self-esteem.
"I'm honored to have the top urologists continue the journey that I started to develop this device as a viable option for men worldwide," said Dr. James J. Elist, M.D. "In my time as a urologist, I learned that insecurity over penile size is a serious and widespread issue that affects millions. Ever since my goal has been to help men from all walks of life boost their confidence."
Penuma unveiled their newest implant, the Himplant, where early results show recovery time has been reduced from previous procedures and self-reported patient satisfaction has grown even higher.
"A science-backed solution was necessary, and Penuma is exactly what we needed. After performing many cases, I am impressed with the results and how straightforward the overall procedure is," said Dr. Edward Gheiler.
"With the Penuma implant, I hope to have contributed something special to the history of cosmetic urology and helped our patients live their lives to the fullest," added Dr. Elist.
About Penuma
Penuma® is the first FDA-cleared penile implant for male cosmetic enhancement. Developed by world-renowned urologists and scientists, Penuma® has been successfully implanted in thousands of men since 2004. The procedure has been featured in various major publications and received an IRB-approved 5-year clinical study of 400 Penuma® patients published in the peer-reviewed Journal of Sexual Medicine.
