British man receives penis graft after losing his in childhood accident

British man Mohammed Abad, who lost his penis in a childhood accident, has received a bionic version of the organ thanks to pioneering surgical techniques.

Abad, now 43, was involved in a car accident at the age of six that resulted in the amputation of his penis. Despite the traumatic event, Abad has lived a relatively normal life but has always been self-conscious about his lack of a penis.

That all changed when he was introduced to Dr. Ralph, a consultant urologist at University College London Hospitals (UCLH), who specializes in penile reconstruction surgery. Dr. Ralph and his team performed a pioneering procedure to create a bionic penis for Abad using tissue from his forearm and a hydraulic system to create an erection.

The surgery was a success, and Abad is now able to have sexual intercourse and experience pleasure from the bionic penis. He is also able to urinate standing up, something he was unable to do with his previous prosthetic.

"It's just amazing. I can't believe it," Abad said in a statement. "I've been living with this for so long, and to finally have the opportunity to have sex, it's just mind-blowing. I'm just so happy."

Dr. Ralph praised Abad's courage and determination throughout the process and said the surgery is a huge step forward in the field of penile reconstruction.

"Mohammed is an inspiration to us all," Dr. Ralph said. "This is a life-changing procedure for him, and we're thrilled that it's been a success. We're always looking for ways to improve the procedure and help more men like Mohammed."

This groundbreaking surgery has given new hope to men who have lost their penises due to accidents or other traumatic events. It is a reminder that with the help of modern medicine, anything is possible.