Penis enlargement with autologous fat, also known as penile lipofilling, is an aesthetic urology procedure that increases penile girth using the patient’s own fat tissue. A qualification consultation is required before the procedure. During the consultation, the urologist discusses the indications, possible results and limitations of the procedure.
A qualification consultation is required before the procedure. Ask reception about available appointments.
| Price | price list → |
| Material | the patient’s own fat tissue |
| Anaesthesia | local anaesthesia or sedation |
| Setting | outpatient |
| Doctors | Krukowski, Kłącz |
Penile lipofilling is an aesthetic urology procedure involving the transfer of the patient’s own fat tissue to increase penile girth. The material is collected from areas with a natural reserve of fat, most commonly the abdomen or thighs, and is injected beneath the penile skin after being processed and purified.
Compared with synthetic fillers, one advantage of this method is that the body does not recognise its own tissue as a foreign material, which reduces the risk of immune reactions. The result depends on the patient’s individual characteristics. Some of the transferred fat cells may be absorbed during healing, and the degree of absorption varies between patients.
The procedure consists of two stages performed during the same appointment:
The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis and does not require hospitalisation. Its duration depends on the extent of treatment and is determined individually during the consultation.
A qualification consultation is a mandatory stage before the procedure. The doctor discusses the indications, possible range of results, limitations of the method, contraindications and post-procedure recommendations. The decision to perform the procedure is made only after this discussion.
The procedure may be considered by men who wish to increase penile girth, prefer the use of their own tissue rather than synthetic materials or implants and make an informed decision about an intimate aesthetic procedure after a thorough consultation.
The doctor determines whether the patient qualifies during the consultation. The assessment includes the patient’s general health, anatomy, expectations and potential risk factors. Not every person attending a consultation will qualify for treatment. The doctor may recommend a different approach or explain the limitations of the method in a particular case.
Immediately after the procedure, the penis may appear larger than the final result because some of the post-procedure swelling gradually subsides. The fat tissue stabilises over several weeks. The final result is assessed once the graft has stabilised, usually around four to six weeks after treatment.
The aesthetic result depends on the body’s individual ability to retain the transferred fat cells. In some cases, an additional corrective procedure may be considered after complete healing. The doctor decides whether this is appropriate during a follow-up appointment.
The procedure is not performed when the medical qualification identifies significant risk factors. Typical contraindications include:
The final decision regarding qualification belongs to the doctor performing the procedure.
Recovery is individual and depends on the extent of the procedure and the patient’s predispositions. Typical post-procedure recommendations include:
Swelling and discomfort gradually subside after the procedure. The time required to return to normal daily activities is determined individually and discussed by the doctor during the consultation and follow-up appointments.
A specialist in urology and Fellow of the European Board of Urology. His clinical practice includes diagnosis and treatment of genitourinary conditions, andrology and aesthetic and regenerative urology procedures. Contributor to EAU guideline publications.
A urology specialist with more than 13 years of experience and Fellow of the European Board of Urology. His fields include uro-oncology, andrology and reconstructive surgery. He is a trainer for the CMR Versius robotic system and a lecturer for the University of Cambridge and Lapco.
Every procedure is preceded by a qualification consultation. The doctor will discuss the indications, possible results and contraindications.
The price is determined individually after the qualification consultation and depends on the extent of the procedure. Indicative price information is available in the aesthetic urology price list →. You can also ask reception by calling +48 600 006 913.
Yes. A urology consultation is the first required step. The doctor assesses qualification, discusses expectations, the possible range of results and any contraindications. The procedure is not performed without a prior qualification appointment.
The result depends on the body’s individual ability to retain the transferred fat cells. Some tissue may be absorbed during healing. Stabilisation is assessed after four to six weeks. Long-term maintenance of the result varies between patients, and the doctor discusses realistic expectations during the consultation.
Lipofilling uses the patient’s own fat tissue. This removes the risk of a reaction to synthetic material but requires fat to be collected from a donor area. Penis enlargement with PLLA and other filler-based methods do not require liposuction, but they have different properties and durations of action. The choice of method depends on the patient’s preferences and the doctor’s assessment during the consultation.
Patients are generally advised to avoid sexual activity for four to six weeks after the procedure. The doctor determines the exact recommendation individually based on the healing process and assessment during the follow-up appointment.
The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthesia or intravenous sedation and does not require hospitalisation. The doctor determines the type of anaesthesia during the consultation, taking into account the extent of the procedure and the patient’s preferences.
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The information on this page is intended for general educational purposes and does not replace a medical consultation. This is a medical procedure requiring individual qualification, a discussion of the risks and the patient’s informed consent. Results vary between patients and may differ from those described. Wyspa Medycyny Przyjaznej, 15 Toruńska Street, unit AU1, Gdańsk. Tel.: +48 600 006 913.
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