Top plastic surgeon fuels 'gate,' says he injected ski jumper last month

7 days ago

A plastic surgeon, Alessandro Littara, claims to have performed a penis-enlarging procedure on a ski jumper using hyaluronic acid last month.
Reports suggest ski jumpers might be getting genital-enlarging injections to increase suit surface area, potentially improving jump distance, but the International Ski and Snowboard Federation calls it a 'wild rumor.'
Littara, a leading expert in penis enlargement in Europe, has performed over 3,000 such procedures and confirmed treating a ski jumper, though the athlete's identity remains undisclosed.
The ski jumper reportedly sought the procedure to avoid embarrassment in the changing room, not for competitive advantage, though Littara admits he can't verify the athlete's full intentions.
Experts suggest that increasing the groin area of a ski jumper's suit could theoretically improve aerodynamics and jump distance, but there's no concrete evidence of this practice being widespread.
The International Ski and Snowboard Federation uses 3D technology and microchipped suits to prevent manipulation and ensure fair competition.
Team USA ski jumpers deny using such injections but acknowledge the possibility that other teams might be doing so secretly.
Hyaluronic acid injections require maintenance, typically needing to be repeated at least three times a year to sustain the enlarged size.
The World Anti-Doping Agency is investigating whether such procedures could constitute doping.

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