Penile Treatments
Injection treatments planned only after urological assessment.
Penile treatments cover the injection-based aesthetic and supportive procedures applied in this area. A urological assessment before deciding on any treatment is essential, because there may be an underlying condition requiring treatment — and in that case the priority is treating that condition, not an aesthetic procedure. Suitability is established only by physician examination.
- Duration
- 30 – 45 minutes
- Sessions
- 1 – 3 sessions depending on the treatment
- Comfort
- Local anaesthesia
- Downtime
- 2 – 5 days
Who is it for?
Suitable candidates
- People whose urological assessment is complete with no contraindication
- People with realistic expectations who plan the process with the physician
- People whose general health is suitable for the treatment
When it is not appropriate
- An active infection or skin lesion in the area
- A bleeding disorder, or blood thinners that cannot be adjusted
- An underlying, untreated urological condition
- Systemic conditions that impair healing, such as uncontrolled diabetes
Suitability is confirmed only after a physician examination and, where needed, tests. The information on this page is general and does not replace individual medical advice.
How it is done
- 01
Urological assessment
The cause of the complaint is investigated; if a condition requires treatment, that is addressed first.
- 02
Planning
The chosen treatment, its scope and the expectations are discussed openly with the patient.
- 03
Application
Performed under local anaesthesia in sterile conditions.
- 04
Review
Healing is monitored through planned appointments.
Afterwards
- Observe the period of sexual abstinence the physician specifies.
- Heavy exercise and prolonged sitting are not advised in the first days.
- Keep the area clean and dry.
- Seek advice without delay for unexpected pain, swelling or discharge.
Frequently asked questions
Why is a urological assessment requested first?
There may be an underlying condition that needs treating. In that case the priority is treating that picture, not an aesthetic procedure. Planning without an assessment would not be sound.
How long do I need to rest afterwards?
It varies with the treatment, but avoiding heavy activity for a few days is generally advised. The exact period is specified by the physician.
Is the result permanent?
It varies with the method; the effect of many injection-based procedures reduces over time and repetition may be needed. The expected duration is shared openly beforehand.