Florida woman Nery Carvajal-Gonzalez arrested after botched surgery left man with deformed 1-inch penis

A woman has been arrested after a man was left with a severely deformed, 1-inch penis following alleged botched a surgery.

Nery Carvajal-Gonzalez, 48, is accused of mutilating the victim by injecting his penis with fillers to make it appear bigger and thicker.

The 55-year-old man told police he had been left unable to have sex.

Gonzalez has been charged with one count of unlicensed health care that caused serious injury and two counts of practicing without a medical license.

Authorities have been searching for her since early this month when the alleged victim came forward, WPLG-TV reported.

Earlier this month, Mark Schreiber was arrested in connection with the case after reportedly performing illegal surgery to repair the original damage.

Schreiber, from Florida, was arrested on one count of unlicensed practice of health care causing serious injury, the Sun Sentinel reported.

A police warrant is quoted as saying: "The victim's penis was now incredibly small, yet very swollen and the skin around the shaft had been removed and was raw."

Schreiber, 60, practiced at the Plastic Surgery Art Centre in Boynton Beach before he lost his medical licence in 2008, the newspaper reported.

He admitted to felony charges of practicing medicine without a licence and was released from prison in 2010.

He was barred from trying to obtain a medical licence again under a plea deal.

However, he is accused of breaking the contract in January when he took a $1,000 job to remove a "filler" that was injected into a man's penis to make it look larger.

The police warrant states that the second botched surgery left the victim with a penis that had "retracted so far that it protruded less than one inch from his body."

The victim also has no sensation during urination and suffers from painful "spontaneous erections," he told police.

He woke up the moing after his surgery to find his penis soaking in bloody bandages.

Schreiber allegedly told the patient the bleeding was normal, instructing him to "just put two sticks (on) either side" of the penis and "wrap it up to keep it straight," according to the warrant.