There are various treatments available for male enhancement. These include non-surgical options like dermal fillers, as well as procedures like PRP (Platelet-Rich Plasma) and Z-Wave, which aim to increase blood supply to the penis. Blood-enhancing procedures such as PRP and acoustic shockwave therapy can be combined for better results. On the surgical side, there are procedures like fat transfer and ligament resection, which can be done together to add both girth and length to the penis. These treatments can also address erectile dysfunction by improving blood flow.

Dermal fillers for male enhancement work similarly to those used for facial augmentation. They involve using hyaluronic acid products to enhance the penis shaft, just as they are used to augment facial features. The number of syringes used depends on the desired goals. The procedure is performed in an office setting with topical numbing. After the procedure, patients can be fairly active, and any swelling typically subsides, allowing for sexual activity.

Non-surgical treatments can offer size improvements, particularly for individuals with erectile dysfunction. Procedures like PRP and acoustic shockwave therapy can result in noticeable changes, both in length and girth. Dermal fillers can also increase girth. The degree of change depends on the number of syringes used, and further sessions can be performed to achieve more enhancement.

Fat transfer involves a surgical procedure where fat is taken from one part of the body, often the abdomen, and injected around the penis shaft. The amount of fat added depends on the desired result, and the procedure can be repeated after about three months for further enhancement. Recovery involves avoiding sexual activity for several weeks to ensure proper healing.

About half to three-quarters of the fat typically survives after fat transfer. The fat needs to be surrounded by healthy tissue to survive and integrate into the penile area. Multiple sessions can be performed to gradually increase the amount of retained fat.

If I gain or lose weight, will it affect my fat graft results? Yes, weight gain or loss can affect fat grafting results. Fat cells injected into the penis respond to changes in body weight, expanding with weight gain and potentially reducing with weight loss. For stable results, maintaining a consistent weight and body fat composition is advisable.

Ligament release involves surgically cutting the ligament that holds the penis against the abdominal wall. This allows the penis to expand outward, resulting in added length. However, the angle of erection may change, and the penis might point more forward or downward.

Ligament release surgery can add half an inch to an inch in length. Girth can be expanded using procedures like fat grafting. The results depend on individual preferences and the number of sessions, but maintaining a balance between girth and functional erection is important.

The need for repeat treatments varies based on the type of procedure. Non-surgical treatments like PRP and acoustic shockwave therapy may require periodic sessions. Dermal filler results can last up to a year or more. Surgical procedures like ligament release are permanent, while fat grafting may require touch-ups over time.

Contraindications include inability to form an erection due to physical or psychological factors. Medical conditions that induce bruising or affect wound healing can also be contraindications. Platelet disorders might impact certain procedures. Previous trauma to the area should be discussed with a surgeon.

Risks are generally minimal. After fat grafting, avoiding pressure on the penis is important. Over-injection can lead to fat necrosis. Ligament release affects erection angle but maintains function. Surgical procedures have more downtime than non-surgical ones, requiring time for healing.

Non-surgical procedures like acoustic shockwave therapy and dermal fillers have minimal discomfort. Surgical procedures involve more swelling and discomfort, but medication can help manage it. Sexual activity might need to be delayed during recovery.

For non-surgical procedures, you can typically drive yourself. Surgical procedures can be done under local anesthesia or with varying degrees of sedation, and driving afterward depends on your preference and the chosen sedation level.

Dermal fillers show initial results within days, with some swelling that subsides. Blood flow enhancing procedures take several weeks due to biological processes. Surgical procedures like ligament release show instant changes, but full results might require more time for healing and sexual activity. Fat grafting results are noticeable initially, but complete healing and results may take weeks to months.