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Penis shapes are as unique as the men they are attached to. Many men think there is a perfect penis type. They obsess over how their penis looks because they ultimately feel like their partners are unsatisfied. In reality, each of the penis shapes below can successfully satisfy your partner. 
If you are still unsatisfied with your penis shape or size after reading this article, you might be a candidate for penis enlargement surgery.
First let’s look at the actual shape of the penis without considering length and girth.
Some refer to the curved penis as “the banana” because of its curved nature. A penis curved downward can be helpful for some sex positions.
Some penises have an upward curve when erect. The upward curve is actually useful when it comes to helping your female partner orgasm since it can stimulate the g-spot. Men with this penis shape can perform well in the missionary position.
The third possible curved penis is a sideways curve. It is referred to as “the C-shape” when it curves to the right. 
Sex experts recommend the “T-bone” position to men with this penis shape. A man lays on his side, curves towards the ceiling, and the partner lays on his/her back and wraps his/her leg around the man’s hips.
A straight penis is a uniform in size from shaft to head, which is why some call it “the cucumber”. Men with this penis shape don’t necessarily rely on a certain entrance angle to give their partner pleasure.
This penis type gets thinner as you go from shaft to head. It is called “the rocket popsicle” by some for its shape. This shape is beneficial since girth, and therefore the likelihood of pleasure for your partner, may increase.
Sometimes called “the hammer” or “the mushroom”, this penis shape gets wider from shaft to head. Both parties can experience great pleasure from shallow penetration.
Each of the penis shapes mentioned above can come in any of the sizes listed below. Some men think penis size is determined by race, but no scientific study has found definitive proof of this myth.
Called “the gherkin”, this penis type is both shorter and thinner than average. Sex experts claim doggy style is the best position for men with smaller penises.
Men with this penis type are more prone to feel inadequate about their manhood. They often think they have a micropenis, but men with true micropenis are rare. Micropenises are under 3 inches when erect. Check out this page to learn more about micropenises.
According to a study published in the British Journal of Urology, the average erect penis length is 5.16 inches and the average erect penis girth is 4.59 inches. 
If your measurements fall close to these numbers, you have an average penis. There is no particular sex position more advantageous than the other for this penis shape.
The same study considers a large penis to be 2 standard deviations from the mean, which comes to 6.56 inches in length and 5.99 inches in girth.
This is the penis type most often seen in porn. Men who watch a lot of porn tend to be the ones with an unrealistic perception of the average penis size.
While “the salami” penis type is often great for pleasuring your partner, you do have to take it slower than men with average or small penises.
Women often say in sex surveys that girth matters more than length. This penis shape, called “the kielbasa”, stimulates your partner best through doggy-inspired positions.
While this penis size is often called “the pencil”, its girth isn’t actually that thin. Your partner will experience the most pleasure from positions where their legs are held together.
Finally, there are four more mostly-aesthetic factors used to describe a penis.
A circumcised penis does not have a natural foreskin. Circumcision in America is fairly common at birth – about 70% of men are circumcised. For women, the primary difference between circumcised and uncircumcised penises is just aesthetic preference.
For men, there may be health benefits to being circumcised. Having no foreskin reduces the risk of contracting many sexually transmitted diseases. It also reduces the risk of penile cancer.
The remaining 30% of American men have an uncircumcised penis. Their foreskin is intact and needs to be pulled back for intercourse.
Uncircumcised men require adult circumcision if they want to pursue penis enlargement surgery.
Only 21% of men have a “shower” penis, which means their penis size remains relatively constant whether flaccid or erect.
The other 79% of men have a “grower” penis, which means their penis is significantly smaller when flaccid than erect.
Many men create unnecessary stress for themselves by worrying about their penis shape and size.
The point of this article is to show how many size and shape combinations there are.
There are only two instances where the shape or size of your penis could require medical intervention. Both are extremely rare. 
The first is Peyronie’s disease, which is caused by scar tissue, known as plaque, building up in the penis, which may lead to significant penile curvature, pain, or difficulty having sex. 
The second is micropenis. A true micropenis is rare. Oftentimes, it’s actually a buried penis, which can be treated by surgically removing fat from the suprapubic area and potentially inserting the Penuma implant.
If you are still unsatisfied with your penile length or girth, you might consider penis enlargement surgery. Dr. Elist can help increase penile girth and flaccid length with the Penuma penile implant. This FDA-cleared silicone implant has helped thousands of men feel comfortable with their penis size for the first time in their lives.
If you have more questions about penis shapes or sizes, please contact your physician. Remember, any medical information discussed in this article is not a substitute for speaking with a medical professional. Please talk to your physician before considering any information mentioned here.

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Factoring Penis Size into Penis Shape
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The human penis has been argued to have several evolutionary adaptations. The purpose of these adaptations is to maximise reproductive success and minimise sperm competition. Sperm competition is where the sperm of two males simultaneously resides within the reproductive tract of a female and they compete to fertilise the egg. If sperm competition results in the rival male's sperm fertilising the egg, cuckoldrycould occur. This is the process whereby males unwittingly invest their resources into offspri…
The human penis has been argued to have several evolutionary adaptations. The purpose of these adaptations is to maximise reproductive success and minimise sperm competition. Sperm competition is where the sperm of two males simultaneously resides within the reproductive tract of a female and they compete to fertilise the egg. If sperm competition results in the rival male's sperm fertilising the egg, cuckoldry could occur. This is the process whereby males unwittingly invest their resources into offspring of another male and, evolutionarily speaking, should be avoided.

The most researched human penis adaptations are testis and penis size, ejaculate adjustment and semen displacement.

Testis and penis size
Evolution has caused sexually selected adaptations to occur in penis and testis size in order to maximise reproductive success and minimise sperm competition.

Sperm competition has caused the human penis to evolve in length and size for sperm retention and displacement. To achieve this, the penis must be of sufficient length to reach any rival sperm and to maximally fill the vagina. In order to ensure that the female retains the male's sperm, the adaptations in length of the human penis have occurred so that the ejaculate is placed close to the female cervix. This is achieved when complete penetration occurs and the penis pushes against the cervix. These adaptations have occurred in order to release and retain sperm to the highest point of the vaginal tract. As a result, this adaptation also leaves the sperm less vulnerable to sperm displacement and semen loss. Another reason for this adaptation is that, due to the nature of the human posture, gravity creates vulnerability for semen loss. Therefore, a long penis, which places the ejaculate deep in the vaginal tract, could reduce the loss of semen.

Another evolutionary theory of penis size is female mate choice and its associations with social judgements in modern-day society. A study which illustrates female mate choice as an influence on penis size presented females with life-size, rotatable, computer generated males. These varied in height, body shape and flaccid penis size, with these aspects being examples of masculinity. Female ratings of attractiveness for each male revealed that larger penises were associated with higher attractiveness ratings. These relations between penis size and attractiveness have therefore led to frequently emphasized associations between masculinity and penis size in popular media. This has led to a social bias existing around penis size with larger penises being preferred and having higher social status. This is reflected in the association between believed sexual prowess and penis size and the social judgement of penis size in relation to 'manhood'.

Like the penis, sperm competition has caused the human testicles to evolve in size through sexual selection. This means that large testicles are an example of a sexually selected adaptation. The human testicles are moderately sized when compared to other animals such as gorillas and chimpanzees, placing somewhere midway. Large testicles are advantageous in sperm competition due to their ability to produce a bigger ejaculation. Research has shown that a positive correlation exists between the number of sperm ejaculated and testis size. Larger testes have also been shown to predict higher sperm quality, including a larger number of motile sperm and higher sperm motility.

Research has also demonstrated that evolutionary adaptations of testis size are dependent on the breeding system in which the species resides. Single-male breeding systems—or monogamous societies—tend to show smaller testis size than do multi-male breeding systems or extra-pair copulation (EPC) societies. Human males live largely in monogamous societies like gorillas, and therefore testis size is smaller in comparison to primates in multi-male breeding systems, such as chimpanzees. The reason for the differentiation in testis size is that in order to succeed reproductively in a multi-male breeding system, males must possess the ability to produce several fully fertilising ejaculations one after another. This, however, is not the case in monogamous societies, where a reduction in fertilising ejaculations has no effect on reproductive success. This is reflected in humans, as the sperm count in ejaculations is decreased if copulation occurs more than three to five times in a week.

Ejaculate adjustment
One of the primary ways in which a male's ejaculate has evolved to overcome sperm competition is through the speed at which it travels. Ejaculates can travel up to 30–60 centimetres at a time which, when combined with its placement at the highest point of the vaginal tract, acts to increase a male's chances that an egg will be fertilised by his sperm (as opposed to a potential rival male's sperm), thus maximising his paternal certainty.

In addition, males can—and do—adjust their ejaculates in response to sperm competition and according to the likely cost-benefits of mating with a particular female. Research has focused primarily on two fundamental ways in which males go about achieving this: adjusting ejaculate size and adjusting ejaculate quality.

Size
The number of sperm in any given ejaculate varies from one ejaculate to another. This variation is hypothesised to be a male's attempt to eliminate, if not reduce, his sperm competition. A male will alter the number of sperm he inseminates into a female according to his perceived level of sperm competition, inseminating a higher number of sperm if he suspects a greater level of competition from other males.

In support of ejaculate adjustment, research has shown that a male typically increases the amount he inseminates sperm into his partner after they have been separated for a period of time. This is largely due to the fact that the less time a couple is able to spend together, the chances the female will be inseminated by another male increases, hence greater sperm competition. Increasing the number of sperm a male inseminates into a female acts to get rid of any rival male's sperm that may be stored within the female, as a result of her potential extra-pair copulations (EPCs) during this separation. Through increasing the amount he inseminates his partner following separation, a male increases his chances of paternal certainty. This increase in the number of sperm a male produces in response to sperm competition is not observed for masturbatory ejaculates.

Quality
Males also adjust their ejaculates in response to sperm competition in terms of quality. Research has demonstrated, for example, that simply viewing a sexually explicit image of a female and two males (i.e. high sperm competition) can cause males to produce a greater amount of motile sperm than when viewing a sexually explicit image depicting exclusively three females (i.e. low sperm competition). Much like increasing the number, increasing the quality of sperm that a male inseminates into a female enhances his paternal certainty when the threat of sperm competition is high.

Female phenotypic quality
A female's phenotypic quality is a key determinant of a male's ejaculate investment. Research has shown that males produce larger ejaculates containing better, more motile sperm when mating with a higher quality female. This is largely to reduce a male's sperm competition, since more attractive females are likely to be approached and subsequently inseminated by more males than are less attractive females. Increasing investment in females with high quality phenotypic traits therefore acts to offset the ejaculate investment of others. In addition, female attractiveness has been shown to be an indicator of reproductive quality, with greater value in higher quality females. It is therefore beneficial for males to increase their ejaculate size and quality when mating with more attractive females, since this is likely to maximise their reproductive success also. Through assessing a female's phenotypic quality, males can judge whether or not to invest (or invest more) in a particular female, which will influence their subsequent ejaculate adjustment.

Semen displacement
The shape of the human penis is thought to have evolved as a result of sperm competition. Semen displacement is an adaptation of the shape of the penis to draw foreign semen away from the cervix. This means that in the event of a rival male's sperm residing within the reproductive tract of a female, the human penis is able to displace the rival sperm, replacing it with his own.

Semen displacement has two main benefits for a male. Firstly, by displacing a rival male's sperm, the risk of the rival sperm fertilising the egg is reduced, thus minimising the risk of sperm competition. Secondly, the male replaces the rival's sperm with his own, therefore increasing his own chance of fertilising the egg and successfully reproducing with the female. However, males have to ensure they do not displace their own sperm. It is thought that the relatively quick loss of erection after ejaculation, penile hypersensitivity following ejaculation, and the shallower, slower thrusting of the male after ejaculation, prevents this from occurring.

The coronal ridge is the part of the human penis thought to have evolved to allow for semen displacement. Research has studied how much semen is displaced by differently shaped artificial genitals. This research showed that, when combined with thrusting, the coronal ridge of the penis is able to remove the seminal fluid of a rival male from within the female reproductive tract. It does this by forcing the semen under the frenulum of the coronal ridge, causing it to collect behind the coronal ridge shaft. When model penises without a coronal ridge were used, less than half the artificial sperm was displaced, compared to penises with a coronal ridge.

The presence of a coronal ridge alone, however, is not sufficient for effective semen displacement. It must be combined with adequate thrusting to be successful. It has been shown that the deeper the thrusting, the larger the semen displacement. No semen displacement occurs with shallow thrusting. Some have therefore termed thrusting as a semen displacement behaviour.

The behaviours associated with semen displacement, namely thrusting (number of thrusts and depth of thrusts), and duration of sexual intercourse, have been shown to vary according to whether a male perceives the risk of partner infidelity to be high or not. Males and females report greater semen displacement behaviours following allegations of infidelity. In particular, following allegations of infidelity, males and females report deeper and quicker thrusting during sexual intercourse.

Circumcision has been suggested to affect semen displacement. Circumcision causes the coronal ridge to be more pronounced, and it has been hypothesised that this could enhance semen displacement. This is supported by females' reports of sexual intercourse with circumcised males. Females report that their vaginal secretions diminish as intercourse with a circumcised male progresses, and
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