The Costs of Penis Enlargement Surgery, Pills, and Alternative Procedures

If you’re considering penis enlargement surgery, some other procedure or the use of a device to gain some extra girth and add a few inches, there’s plenty you should know about your options, of which there are a wide range. Here is a summary of their costs, efficacy and risks:

Pills, Lotions, and Supplements:

• Cost: Varies, generally not significant investment.
• Risks: These are ineffective for promoting growth with no scientific support for effectiveness. Unregulated products may be toxic.

Penis Pumps:

• Cost: A few hundred dollars.
• Risks: Temporary increase only; risks include priapism or issues for those with blood disorders.

Penis Traction Devices:

• Cost: $100 to over $500.
• Risks: Generally considered safe for gradual elongation. FullMast has extensive experience using them to treat Peyronie’s disease.

Fat Transfer:

• Cost: Around $8,500.
• Risks: Requires multiple sessions, potential for nodule formation, lumpiness, and asymmetry due to fat reabsorption.

Platelet Rich Plasma (P-Shot):

• Cost: Approximately $2,000.
• Risks: Side effects can be bruising, swelling or potentially infections. Its efficacy is debated.

Silicone Implant (Penuma):

• Cost: $13,000 to $15,000.
• Risks: Permanent side effects like perforation, infection, implant breakage, blood clots.

Suspensory Ligament Division:

• Cost: $6,000 to $25,000.
• Risks: Penis destabilization, shortening recurrence, low satisfaction rates, potential need for additional surgeries.

Physical therapies including Penis Traction Devices:

• Cost: Penis traction devices themselves cost $200 to over $500.
• Risks: Generally considered safe for gradual elongation. FullMast combines traction with Dual-action SONICWAVE for a total investment of CAD$2,640.