A Moscow man with a micropenis (shorter than 7 centimeters erect) was aided by plastic surgeons who removed his tiny member, attached it to his forearm, and then added length by rolling skin around tubular implants. They they sewed the whole thing in its proper location. (Xeni's previous post about the innovative procedure here.) From The Telegraph:
Prof (Mikhail) Sokolshchik, who has specialised in microsurgery and phalloplasty – plastic surgery for male sexual organs – for 13 years, said: "We've carried out thousands of operations on patients, ranging from female-to-male transsexuals to the treatment of victims of horrific accidents, and have a wealth of experience in amputation, reconstruction and surgical implants.
"But this operation was highly risky because it was an amputation, reconstruction and reattachment in one go. If it had gone wrong, the patient would have ended up with no genitalia at all."
