Question 1

Is penile girth enhancement safe?

Accepted Answer

No aesthetic or medical procedure is entirely risk-free. What safety actually depends on is anatomy-led assessment beforehand, technique, and a treatment plan matched to individual tissue — not the product alone. Performed within a Consultant Urologist & Andrologist's practice, risks such as swelling, bruising, asymmetry or irregularity are discussed and reviewed individually before proceeding, not eliminated. See Risks, Aftercare and Revision below for detail.

Question 2

How much size increase can I expect?

Accepted Answer

This depends on three things: your baseline anatomy and tissue elasticity, the technique and volume planned for your treatment, and whether treatment is delivered in one session or staged over more than one. Because those three factors vary significantly between patients, specific outcome measurements aren't published here — they're discussed in detail, and in the context of your own anatomy, at consultation.

Question 3

Is this surgical or non-surgical?

Accepted Answer

Both are considered. Non-surgical options, including hyaluronic acid-based augmentation, are more commonly discussed first; surgical approaches are only offered where currently approved and clinically appropriate.

Question 4

What if I've had a bad experience with filler elsewhere?

Accepted Answer

Assessment focuses on your current anatomy and presentation — asymmetry, irregularity, nodules or suspected migration are the specific findings it looks for — rather than on the original provider or product. Revision, including dissolution where appropriate, is considered individually once that assessment is complete.

Question 5

Is the result permanent?

Accepted Answer

No — hyaluronic acid is gradually broken down by the body over time, which is why it is not typically a permanent result. How long it lasts varies with the product used, volume, technique and individual metabolism; surgical approaches, where appropriate, are discussed separately since their longevity profile differs.

Question 6

What does aftercare involve?

Accepted Answer

In general terms, aftercare covers activity restrictions during the initial settling period, what swelling or firmness to expect versus what would warrant contacting the clinic, and a scheduled follow-up review once tissue has settled. The specific guidance you receive is tailored to the option and volume planned for you.

Question 7

Can filler migrate, or develop nodules?

Accepted Answer

It can, though this is not the expected or typical course. Migration and nodules are specific findings assessment looks for at follow-up and at any later review — not something patients are left to self-diagnose. Suspected migration or a new nodule is a reasonable reason to seek assessment, whether the original treatment was performed here or elsewhere.

Question 8

Can I have treatment if I am uncircumcised?

Accepted Answer

Circumcision status is one of the anatomical factors reviewed at assessment and factored into planning — it does not on its own rule treatment in or out. What matters is how it interacts with your specific anatomy and goals, which is assessed individually rather than assumed either way.

Question 9

Does the procedure affect erections or sensation?

Accepted Answer

Treatment targets the shaft's skin and subcutaneous tissue and is planned to avoid the structures responsible for erectile function. Temporary changes in sensation from swelling or the treatment itself can occur during the settling period, but a lasting effect on erectile function or sensation is not the expected outcome — this is discussed individually if you have specific concerns.

Question 10

Why do different patients receive different treatment plans?

Accepted Answer

Because anatomy, tissue characteristics, previous procedures, circumcision status and personal goals differ between patients — two men with a similar starting request can reasonably end up with different plans once their individual anatomy is assessed. This is the basis of the anatomy-led approach described above, not an inconsistency between patients.

Question 11

How do I start?

Accepted Answer

The process begins with a consultation to assess anatomy, goals and suitability before any option is planned.

Penile Girth Enhancement

From the first conversation to follow-up

Consultation

Anatomical assessment

Individual treatment planning

Procedure

Settling / tissue adaptation period

Follow-up

Size, Confidence and Symmetry

Dr. Molina's Approach to Penile Girth Enhancement

Anatomy First

Proportion Over Maximum Volume

Individual Treatment Planning

Staged Treatment When Appropriate

Andrology-Led Assessment

Structured Follow-Up

Correction Expertise

Non-Surgical First, Surgical Only Where Appropriate

Non-surgical: hyaluronic acid

Surgical approaches

Risks, Aftercare and Revision

Risks

Aftercare

Revision / correction

Dr. Alejandro Molina

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