Penile Glan Enlargement

Silicone filler injections are safe when performed by a Board Certified Surgeon with experience in using this type of permanent filler and the proper technique for injections. The preparation of the silicone oil mixture is also crucial to its success as a lasting filler. Endurafill was developed as a patented silicone oil permanent filler formula that promotes the generation of new collagen. As a result, the enlargement of the penile shaft, glans, or scrotum is not only due to the silicone oil itself but also from the stimulation of natural collagen production in the body.

Fillers have been a part of cosmetic surgery for more than 70 years. When injected beneath the skin, whether for the face, hands, penile area, or other parts of the body, they trigger a predictable production of your personal collagen.

The Permanent Dermal Filler Injection Technique offers numerous benefits. One major advantage is that it does not require general anesthesia, which comes with its own set of risks. The technique involves only a small needle puncture—no scalpel or stitches—which reduces the risk of infection and complications that can arise from opening the skin and exposing the penile tissue. Since no scalpel is used, there is no risk of severing arteries or nerves, which could result in significant penile tissue damage. Additionally, the procedure avoids cutting through other vital penile tissues, including the spongy blood-filled chambers essential for erection function.

Another benefit is the ability to sculpt the area with precision using the Endurafil Filler, which allows for significant girth enlargement of the penile shaft, glans (head of the penis). Temporary fillers frequently leave lumpy or spongy areas along the penile shaft.  Temporary fillers can also become very pricey due to the ongoing procedures required to keep your desired size.

Dr. Zebrowski uses the Endurafil Permanent Filler for Penile Shaft & Glans Girth Enlargement, this offers a significant advantage over invasive penile enhancement surgeries, as it is a minimally invasive injection technique. Unlike surgical procedures, the Enduafil Girth Procedure avoids the risks associated with cutting and stitching, which are common in many male enhancement surgeries today, such as Fat Transfer, Alloderm or Belladerm grafts, Dermal Grafts, and large silicone implants. These traditional surgeries carry considerable risks and potential side effects, including nerve damage, changes in sensation, vascular damage, superficial skin tissue necrosis, excessive scarring, and complications with erectile function. Additionally, altered urinary and semen flow may occur.

Dr. Zebrowski and team also developed the newest lengthening procedure, a minor surgical option for penile shaft enlargement, both erect and flaccid. This procedure involves lengthening the penile shaft through a Suspensory Ligament Release Technique. While it is a surgical procedure and thus carries some inherent risks, these are generally less severe compared to more invasive methods. Potential risks include infection (though rare), scarring, minor bleeding, temporary swelling and bruising, and occasional superficial nerve damage. Although most of these are very rare.

The risks associated with Penile Enlargement Surgery for Shaft and Glans Girth enhancement, as mentioned earlier, are similar to those of most major surgical procedures. However, the minimally invasive Permanent Dermal Filler Injection Technique significantly reduces these risks. Unlike traditional surgery, this technique requires no cutting with scalpels, no sutures or stitches, and no scarring. It also eliminates the need for general anesthesia. The procedure only involves a tiny needle puncture, through which the filler material is safely and effectively delivered beneath the penile skin. As a result, the Permanent Dermal Filler Injection Technique is one of the safest and most effective minimally invasive Collagen Layered Activation procedures for penile enlargement available today.

Liposuction Fat Transfer involves extracting fat from one part of the body, such as the abdomen, using a large cannula or needle-like instrument, and then injecting that fat into the penis. This procedure typically requires either local or general anesthesia. However, there are several drawbacks to this technique. First, the texture of the penis after fat transfer can feel unnatural, especially when erect. The penile shaft can become “squishy” or soft, which is not typical for a natural, firm erection. Additionally, not all of the transferred fat will “take,” leading to fibrosis, lumping, and an uneven, unnatural feel.

In contrast, the Endurafil Injection Technique offers more precise sculpting, providing a firm, natural-feeling result for the penile shaft, even when erect. Since this technique involves no fat transfer from other parts of the body, it eliminates the need for multiple surgical procedures and reduces the risk of complications like infection. It is a safer, minimally invasive procedure that avoids many of the issues associated with fat transfer, ensuring a more predictable and natural outcome.

These two surgeries involve post-procedure protocols that will not work at the same time.  Also, you will want to allow the body ample time to heal in both locations on the body.