Penoplasty FAQs

What is penoplasty?

Penoplasty is a surgical procedure aimed at increasing the size or improving the appearance of the penis.

Why might someone consider penoplasty?

Reasons can vary, including insecurity about penis size, congenital malformation, disease or injury, or for aesthetic reasons.

What are the types of penoplasty?

Types of penoplasty include increasing penis circumference or length using tissue grafts, prostheses, or liposuction.

Who is a good candidate for penoplasty?

A good candidate for penoplasty is a person who is in good health, mentally and physically, and has realistic expectations regarding the results of the procedure.

What are the risks associated with penoplasty?

Potential risks of penoplasty may include infection, loss of sensation, scarring, allergic reaction to anesthesia, or prosthesis-related complications.

How long is the recovery after penoplasty?

Recovery after penoplasty can vary depending on the type of procedure, but generally, it is recommended to abstain from sexual activity for about six weeks and to follow your surgeon’s postoperative instructions.

Does penoplasty guarantee satisfactory results?

Penoplasty results can vary depending on the individual, the techniques used, and the patient’s expectations. It is important to discuss your expectations with your surgeon before the procedure.

Is penoplasty covered by health insurance?

Generally, penoplasty is considered a cosmetic procedure and is therefore not covered by health insurance. It is important to check with your insurer for details of your health coverage.