Penis Enlargement

Most Long Island patients experience minimal discomfort during and after the procedure. Local anesthesia with topical numbing cream and injected lidocaine helps ensure the treatment itself is painless.

After the procedure, mild soreness, tenderness, or slight swelling may occur for a few days, but these symptoms are typically well-controlled with over-the-counter pain relievers.

Typically, patients undergo a single primary treatment session followed by a follow-up appointment about 4 weeks later. The follow-up session allows Dr. Papafragkou to ensure even filler distribution and make any minor adjustments needed to achieve optimal results. Additional sessions are rarely required but can be scheduled if a patient desires further enhancement.

Initial improvements in penile girth are visible immediately after the procedure. Full results become more apparent after the follow-up session, as minor swelling resolves and the filler settles into place. Most patients achieve their final look within 4 to 6 weeks after the initial procedure and follow-up injection.

Yes. In select cases, penile girth enhancement can be combined with liposuction, abdominal enhancement, or other male genital procedures.

Dr. P evaluates each patient individually to ensure that combining procedures is safe and will not compromise healing or results.

Potential risks with penis enlargement may include:

• Temporary swelling or bruising
• Minor asymmetry in girth or contour
• Small lumps or nodules under the skin that usually resolve with massage
• Mild tenderness or soreness
• Infection

Following all postoperative care instructions carefully is key to minimizing risks and ensuring smooth, natural results.

Everybody is different, but published studies show a significant increase to 11.41cm with a basal mean girth of 7.48cm, or about 35% at one month after the injection, and this was maintained through 18 months after the injection2.

Patients and their sexual partners report high levels of satisfaction at 18 months after the injection, and there were no serious reactions during this time. There was a 15% loss in glandular circumference after 5 years, as reported.