Questions men ask

How much does penis filler cost?

Recommended prices start at $4,200 and are set by how much filler is placed. The price covers the consult, the procedure with numbing, and a follow-up visit if you need one; there is no facility or anesthesia fee. Financing from about $150 a month is available at most clinics.

How much girth will I gain?

It depends on how much filler you get and your own anatomy. More volume means more girth. Your doctor gives you a range at the consultation based on your measurements, not a fixed number, because no honest doctor can promise an exact figure.

Will penis filler look bigger when erect?

Yes. The filler sits under the skin along the shaft, so the added girth — up to 2 inches, depending on volume — shows whether you are soft or erect. Most men see the change the same day. Swelling can make it look larger for the first week or two.

Typical results — yours depend on your starting size and the volume you choose, and your doctor tells you what to expect for you at your consultation.

How long does penis filler last?

It depends which filler you choose. Hyaluronic acid lasts about two years and can be adjusted or dissolved. Radiesse®, a collagen-stimulating filler (calcium hydroxylapatite, not hyaluronic acid) blended with HA at some offices, lasts longer and cannot be dissolved with hyaluronidase. It is $100 more per ml and is offered at select offices only.

Can I pay monthly for penis filler?

Yes. Financing is available at most clinics, checking your rate uses a soft check that does not affect your credit score, and you see the monthly figure before you commit. On the $4,200 package that is about $150 a month over 36 months at 17% APR; some lenders offer 0% APR for 12 months.

Does penis filler hurt?

The area is numbed with a local anesthetic first, so most men feel pressure rather than sharp pain while the filler goes in through a cannula. The visit typically takes under an hour, you return to work the same day, and soreness and swelling settle over a few days.

Is penis filler safe? Risks and side effects

Like every medical procedure, it has risks. Swelling, bruising and tenderness are common for a few days. Lumps that need smoothing are uncommon; infection, filler migration and vascular occlusion are rare but serious; filler reaching the lungs is extremely rare but can be fatal. A physician performs or supervises every procedure and screens you first, and HA filler can be dissolved.

Can I get filler if I have a penile implant?

Often yes. Filler sits under the skin, outside the erectile chambers where an implant lives, so the two do not compete. The physician needs to know which device you have, when it was placed and how the tissue looks before saying whether it is a good idea for you.

Is the procedure private? Will anyone know?

No one needs to know. You can ask questions by text before you give us your name. Our voicemails never say why we are calling, your card statement does not name the procedure, and the result itself reads as your own anatomy — there is no scar, no device and no dressing.