Penis gets smaller – it starts at 30!

Why the penis gets smaller with age

Many men notice changes in their bodies as they age – including in their genital area. And yes: The penis can appear smaller and actually lose some length over the years.

From around the age of 30, testosterone levels begin to slowly decline. This affects not only libido and energy, but also the structure of the erectile tissue. Studies show that men can lose an average of up to 1.5 cm in penis length by the age of 60.

As belly fat increases, the base of the penis can "disappear" into the body, making the penis appear shorter. Weight gain virtually conceals it.

What helps:

• A weight loss of approximately 15 kg can visually bring back up to 1 cm of length

• Regular exercise promotes blood circulation and helps support natural testosterone levels

• Pelvic floor training also has a positive effect on erectile function

Conclusion: With an active lifestyle, you can not only strengthen your well-being, but also your male vitality – visibly and noticeably.