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Penis Enlargement with Autologous Fat in Gdańsk

Penile enlargement with autologous fat (penile lipofilling) is an aesthetic urology procedure that increases penile girth using the patient's own fat tissue. A qualifying consultation is required beforehand, during which the urologist discusses the indications, possible results and limitations of the procedure.

✔ The patient's own tissue ✔ Outpatient procedure ✔ Discreet clinic ✔ Gdańsk, Toruńska 15

A qualifying consultation is required before the procedure. For available dates, ask our reception.

Penile lipofilling
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Material the patient's own fat tissue
Anaesthesia local or sedation
Setting outpatient
Doctors Krukowski, Kłącz, Abbazov
Aesthetic urology
Krukowski, MD, PhD · Kłącz, MD, PhD · Abbazov, MD
Autologous fat
harvested from the patient, no implants
Discretion and comfort
private atmosphere, full confidentiality
Gdańsk, Toruńska 15
LGBT+ friendly clinic

What is penile enlargement with autologous fat?

Penile lipofilling is a procedure within aesthetic urology that transfers the patient's own fat tissue in order to increase penile girth. The material is harvested from areas with a natural fat reserve — most often the abdomen or thighs — and, after purification, injected under the skin of the penis.

The advantage of this method compared with synthetic fillers is that the body does not treat its own tissue as a foreign material, which reduces the risk of immune reactions. The outcome depends on individual predisposition — some of the transferred fat cells may be resorbed during healing. The extent of this resorption varies between patients.

How is the procedure performed?

The procedure consists of two stages carried out during the same visit:

  • Fat harvesting (liposuction) — from a previously agreed donor area (most often the abdomen or thighs) the doctor harvests fat tissue using a cannula. This stage is performed under local anaesthesia or sedation.
  • Processing and injection of the fat — the harvested tissue is purified and prepared, then injected under the skin of the penis using specialist cannulas. The doctor distributes the material aiming for an even result.

The procedure is performed on an outpatient basis — the patient does not require hospitalisation. Its duration depends on the extent of the procedure and is determined individually during the consultation.

A qualifying consultation is a mandatory step before the procedure. The doctor discusses the indications, the possible range of results, the limitations of the method, contraindications and aftercare instructions. The decision to proceed is made after this conversation — not before.

Who is this procedure for?

The procedure may be considered by men who wish to increase penile girth, prefer to use their own tissue rather than synthetic materials or implants, and who — after a thorough consultation — make an informed decision about an aesthetic procedure in the intimate area.

Qualification is carried out by the doctor during the visit. They assess health status, anatomy, the patient's expectations and any risk factors. Not everyone who attends a consultation will be qualified for the procedure — the doctor may suggest a different approach or point out the limitations of this method in a particular case.

What can you expect after the procedure?

Immediately after the procedure the penis may appear larger than the final result — part 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 4–6 weeks after the procedure.

The aesthetic result depends on the individual capacity of the body to retain the transferred fat cells. In some cases, after complete healing, a top-up correction may be considered — this is decided by the doctor at the follow-up visit.

Contraindications

The procedure is not performed when medical qualification reveals significant risk factors. Typical contraindications include:

  • active infections in the area of the penis or scrotum,
  • uncontrolled systemic diseases (diabetes, cardiovascular disease) — each case is assessed individually,
  • clotting disorders or treatment with anticoagulants,
  • impaired wound healing, autoimmune diseases affecting connective tissue,
  • insufficient fat reserves at the donor sites,
  • unrealistic expectations regarding the extent of results — qualification includes a frank conversation about the limits of the method.

The final decision on qualification rests with the doctor performing the procedure.

Recovery

Recovery varies from person to person and depends on the extent of the procedure and the patient's predisposition. Typical aftercare instructions include:

  • avoiding sexual activity for 4–6 weeks after the procedure, or until the time agreed with the doctor at the follow-up visit,
  • avoiding intense physical exertion during the first weeks,
  • regular check-ups allowing healing and graft stabilisation to be assessed,
  • following the doctor's individual instructions on hygiene and care.

Swelling and discomfort after the procedure subside gradually. The time needed to return to everyday activities is determined individually — the doctor discusses this during the consultation and follow-up visits.

 

Doctors performing the procedure

Availability for all doctors is shown in the clinic calendar on ZnanyLekarz.

Urology · Andrology · Aesthetic Urology
Jakub Krukowski, MD, PhD

Specialist in urology, FEBU. Works in the diagnosis and treatment of genitourinary conditions, andrology, and aesthetic and regenerative urology procedures. Publications in the EAU guidelines.

Urology · FEBU · Aesthetic Urology
Jakub Kłącz, MD, PhD

Specialist in urology with over 13 years of experience, FEBU. Uro-oncology, andrology, reconstructive surgery. Trainer for the CMR Versius robotic system, lecturer at the University of Cambridge and Lapco.

Urology · Andrology
Arthur Abbazov, MD

Urologist and andrologist on the clinic team. Conducts urological and andrological consultations, qualification for procedures and interventions in the intimate area.

Book a consultation — penile lipofilling in Gdańsk

A qualifying consultation precedes every procedure. The doctor will discuss the indications, the range of results and contraindications.

Frequently asked questions

How much does penile enlargement with autologous fat cost?

The price of the procedure is quoted individually after the qualifying consultation — it depends on the extent of the procedure. Indicative pricing is available in the aesthetic urology price list → or you can ask our reception: +48 600 006 913.

Is a consultation before the procedure mandatory?

Yes — a urological 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 qualifying visit.

Which doctor performs this procedure?

The procedure is performed by the clinic's urologists: Jakub Krukowski, MD, PhD, Jakub Kłącz, MD, PhD and Arthur Abbazov, MD. Availability is shown in the clinic calendar →

How long does the effect of penile lipofilling last?

The result depends on the individual capacity of the body to retain the transferred fat cells. Some of the tissue may be resorbed during healing. Stabilisation is assessed after 4–6 weeks. Long-term retention of the effect is an individual matter — the doctor discusses realistic expectations during the consultation.

How does lipofilling differ from hyaluronic acid or PLLA enlargement?

Lipofilling uses the patient's own fat tissue — this eliminates the risk of a reaction to synthetic material but requires fat to be harvested from a donor site. Penile enlargement with PLLA and other filler methods do not require liposuction but have different properties and duration of action. The choice of method depends on the patient's preferences and the doctor's assessment during consultation.

When can I return to sexual activity?

It is usually recommended to abstain from sexual activity for 4–6 weeks after the procedure. Precise instructions are set by the doctor individually, based on the course of healing and the assessment at the follow-up visit.

Is the procedure performed under general anaesthesia?

The procedure is usually performed under local anaesthesia or intravenous sedation — hospitalisation is not required. The type of anaesthesia is determined by the doctor during the consultation, taking into account the extent of the procedure and the patient's preferences.

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Penile enlargement with autologous fat — Gdańsk, Poland

Jakub Krukowski, MD, PhD · Jakub Kłącz, MD, PhD · Arthur Abbazov, MD · ul. Toruńska 15, Gdańsk

📍 Gdańsk, ul. Toruńska 15 🕒 Mon–Fri 9:00–20:00

The information on this page is for general educational purposes only and does not replace a medical consultation. The procedure is a medical intervention requiring individual qualification, a discussion of risks and the patient's informed consent. Results are individual and may differ from those described. Wyspa Medycyny Przyjaznej, ul. Toruńska 15 lok. AU1, Gdańsk, Poland. Tel.: +48 600 006 913.

 

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