Eight years ago, Beverly Hills urologist James Elist invented the Penuma, a new form of cosmetic surgery to enhance men’s penises. For $16,000, Dr. Elist makes an incision just above a patient’s penis and inserts the Penuma, a sheath of silicone, into the shaft, adding anywhere from one to two inches in length and up to two and a half inches in girth.
Elist has performed the surgery on some 5,000 patients since he pioneered the procedure in 2015 and has a long waiting list of clients. Cosmetic surgeons from around the world have visited to learn his technique. (Elist has also been sued by a patient who was unhappy with the results of the surgery. More on that below.)
For the latest installment in our series on The Secret Lives of Men, we interviewed Sergio Costa*, a 23-year-old club doorman in Tampa who underwent the implant surgery late last year. Whatever you think of Costa’s rationale for getting the procedure, he is thrilled with the results. Big dick energy, it seems, isn’...
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