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Suspensory ligament release

aesthetic urology — discreet, outpatient care in Gdańsk

Suspensory ligament release is a minimally invasive urological procedure that allows the visible part of the penis to be lengthened in the flaccid state. It involves cutting the suspensory ligament connecting the penile shaft with the pubic bone. We perform the procedure on an outpatient basis, with full discretion at every stage.

✔ Experienced urologists ✔ Outpatient — no hospitalisation ✔ Local anaesthesia or sedation ✔ Discretion and individual approach

The price list is available on the aesthetic urology page. Qualification for the procedure is determined by the doctor after consultation.

The procedure is performed by experienced urologists
Jakub Krukowski, MD, PhD
Jakub Kłącz, MD, PhD
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Key information in brief

What it is cutting the suspensory ligament of the penis (ligamentotomy)
Indications aesthetic discomfort, buried penis, desire to improve proportions in the flaccid state
Anaesthesia local anaesthesia or sedation — determined by the doctor during qualification
Procedure time usually 60–120 minutes
Stay outpatient, return home the same day
Recovery return to work after a few days; full results after 6–12 months
Price see the aesthetic urology price list
Location Wyspa Medycyny Przyjaznej, ul. Toruńska 15, unit AU1, Gdańsk

What is suspensory ligament release?

Suspensory ligament release, also called penile ligamentotomy, is a urological procedure that involves cutting the suspensory ligament — the structure connecting the penile shaft with the pubic bone. This ligament holds part of the penis inside the body, which means that in the flaccid state this part remains invisible. After the ligament is cut, the hidden part moves outward, increasing the visible penile length in the flaccid state.

The procedure does not interfere with the blood vessels or nerves responsible for erection — sexual function is preserved. It is worth knowing that the erection angle may change, which the doctor discusses with the patient in detail before a decision is made.

Who is the procedure intended for?

  • men experiencing psychological or aesthetic discomfort related to penile length in the flaccid state,
  • patients with anatomically buried penis, including in the course of obesity,
  • patients who want to improve proportions and confidence in intimate life,
  • men considering combining the procedure with hyaluronic acid penile modelling.
Qualification is decided by the doctor. Not every aesthetic discomfort requires surgical treatment. During the consultation, the urologist assesses anatomy, health condition and patient expectations, and discusses all available options — including non-surgical methods.

What does the procedure involve?

  1. Consultation and qualification. The doctor carefully assesses indications, discusses the course of the procedure, recovery and realistic expectations regarding results.
  2. Preparation and anaesthesia. The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia or sedation — the type of anaesthesia is determined individually by the urologist.
  3. Cutting the suspensory ligament. This is done through a small surgical access in the pubic area. The procedure usually takes 60–120 minutes.
  4. Wound care and recommendations. The patient returns home the same day with written recovery instructions.
  5. Postoperative rehabilitation. A key element is the systematic use of penile weights for several hours a day for several months — this prevents the tissues from returning to their previous position and helps maintain the effect.

Recovery after the procedure

  • swelling and tenderness in the pubic area may persist for a few days and gradually subside,
  • return to office work and light activity usually after a few days,
  • bath, sauna and swimming pool should be avoided for at least 2 weeks,
  • sexual activity should be avoided for 4–6 weeks, according to the doctor’s instructions,
  • from week 2, according to recommendations, systematic use of penile weights for several hours a day for 3–6 months,
  • follow-up visits at scheduled times — the doctor monitors healing and adjusts recommendations,
  • full results are visible after 6–12 months, once the tissues have fully stabilised.

Contraindications

  • active infections or inflammation in the genital area,
  • blood clotting disorders or use of blood-thinning medication,
  • uncontrolled chronic diseases such as diabetes, heart disease or immune disorders,
  • lack of readiness to follow the rehabilitation protocol with weights,
  • unrealistic expectations regarding the effects of the procedure,
  • age under 18.

 

Do you have questions? Talk to a urologist

A consultation is the first step — the doctor will assess indications, discuss the procedure and answer all questions. Discreetly and without queues.

Frequently asked questions

How much does suspensory ligament release cost?

The current price list is available on the aesthetic urology page. The doctor discusses the price and scope of the procedure individually during the qualification consultation.

By how many centimetres does the penis lengthen after the procedure?

Results depend on individual anatomy, adherence to the rehabilitation protocol and healing time. Medical literature describes length gains of around 1–3 cm in the flaccid state. The doctor discusses realistic expectations during the pre-procedure consultation — results are individual.

Does the procedure hurt?

The procedure is performed under local anaesthesia or sedation, so the patient does not feel pain during it. Tenderness and swelling may persist for a few days after the procedure and gradually subside. The doctor prescribes appropriate pain relief.

Does erection change after the procedure?

Erectile function is preserved — cutting the ligament does not affect the vessels or nerves responsible for erection. However, the erection angle may change: during erection, the penis may point slightly more downward. This is important information that the doctor discusses in detail before the decision is made.

Why are weights used after the procedure?

After the ligament is cut, tissues tend to return to their previous position, which is called retraction. Systematic use of penile weights for several hours a day for several months helps prevent this process and maintains the lengthening effect. This is a key and mandatory element of the postoperative protocol.

Can the procedure be combined with hyaluronic acid enlargement?

Yes. Ligamentotomy provides a lengthening effect, while hyaluronic acid modelling increases penile circumference. The possibility and timing of combining both procedures are decided by the doctor based on an individual patient assessment.

When can I return to sexual activity?

Sexual activity should be avoided for 4–6 weeks to allow proper tissue healing. The exact time is determined individually by the doctor and verified during follow-up visits.

Are the results permanent?

With proper postoperative rehabilitation using weights, the results are long-term. Following the doctor’s recommendations in the first months after the procedure is crucial and largely determines the final outcome.

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Prefer to contact us now? Call 600 006 913 or write to: kontakt@wyspamedycynyprzyjaznej.pl

📍 Gdańsk
ul. Toruńska 15, unit AU1
🕒 Open
Mon–Fri 9:00–20:00
📅 Appointments
usually within a few days
✔ Since 2018
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Who performs the procedure?

Experienced urologists specialising, among others, in aesthetic urology (★ 5.0, over 1,000 patient reviews on ZnanyLekarz).

Jakub Krukowski, MD, PhD
urologist
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Jakub Kłącz, MD, PhD
urologist
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Patient reviews

Selected reviews about our urologists (★ 5.0 on ZnanyLekarz).

★★★★★

“For a long time I could not decide to book my first visit, but the doctor approached the matter completely normally — without judgment, calmly and specifically. Everything was explained step by step. Recovery went exactly as he had described.”

patient of Dr Krukowski · 2026
★★★★★

“A very good atmosphere during both the consultation and the procedure itself. The doctor explained beforehand what to expect — and that is exactly what happened. After a few months, I am satisfied with the results. Discretion at the highest level.”

patient of Dr Kłącz · 2026
★★★★★

“Professional approach from the first contact. The doctor did not rush any answer, I had time to ask questions. I followed all recommendations and after completing rehabilitation I am very satisfied. I recommend without hesitation.”

patient of Dr Krukowski · 2025

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The doctor will assess indications, discuss the procedure and answer your questions. Discreetly, without queues, in Gdańsk.

The information is general and does not replace medical consultation. Suspensory ligament release is a surgical procedure — qualification, scope, possible effects and risks are decided by the doctor during the visit. Results are individual and depend on anatomy, health condition and adherence to postoperative recommendations.

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