Recent reports show that the average erect penis length in the UK has risen slightly — from 5.17 inches in 2022 to 5.63 inches in 2024. The increase is small but noticeable.
Experts say this change is unlikely to be true physical growth.
Some doctors believe the rise may be linked to weight loss trends. Medications such as Ozempic, used for type 2 diabetes and weight management, have helped many people lose body fat. When men lose fat around the lower abdomen and pubic area, more of the penis becomes visible. This can make it appear longer, even though its actual size has not changed.
In simple terms, weight loss may reveal length that was previously hidden.
Specialists also stress that penis size has little medical importance. Overall health, good circulation, confidence, and emotional connection matter far more than measurements.
It is also important to note that some of the data behind these figures comes from self-reported studies, which may not always be fully accurate.
The key message from health professionals is clear: focus on maintaining a healthy weight and overall wellbeing. That brings real benefits — far beyond numbers on a chart.