Surgical penile enlargement (phalloplasty, also called penile augmentation), performed at the Bankstown clinic.
About the procedure
What this procedure involves
Penile enlargement (phalloplasty, also known as penile augmentation) refers to surgical procedures that aim to alter the girth or length of the penis. Dr Jassim Daood performs penile enlargement at the Bankstown clinic. Whether the procedure is appropriate, and which approach may be considered, depends on your individual circumstances and a discussion of realistic expectations at a consultation.
Recovery
Recovery varies between patients. Activity, including sexual activity, is restricted for a period, and swelling and bruising are expected. Specific aftercare instructions are provided, and Dr Daood will describe what to expect for your individual circumstances.
In depth
More about this procedure
Detailed information about this procedure. Select a section to read more.
Penile enlargement (phalloplasty) is considered by men seeking a change in the girth or length of the penis. A careful discussion of realistic expectations is central to assessing suitability, as outcomes vary and not every approach suits every person.
General health, anatomy and goals are all taken into account, and some men are found not to be suitable candidates at consultation.
Several surgical and non-surgical approaches exist, each aiming at girth or length and each with different considerations and limitations. The approach that may be appropriate for you, and exactly what it does and does not involve, is explained at your consultation.
Depending on the technique, it may be performed under local or general anaesthetic.
Swelling and bruising are expected, and activity, including sexual activity, is restricted for a period while healing takes place. Specific aftercare instructions are provided.
Many people take around one to two weeks away from work, though this depends on the individual and the approach.
Outcomes vary between individuals and between techniques, and some change over time.
What can and cannot realistically be expected is discussed honestly at your consultation before any decision is made.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
Penile enlargement, also called phalloplasty or penile augmentation, refers to surgical procedures that aim to alter the girth or length of the penis. The approaches differ, and whether any is appropriate for you is assessed at a consultation.
Several surgical and non-surgical approaches exist, each with different considerations and limitations. The options, and what they do and do not involve, are explained at your consultation. No single approach suits everyone.
Suitability is assessed individually, taking into account your anatomy, health, goals and a discussion of realistic expectations. Some people are not suitable candidates, which is part of what the consultation determines.
Penile enlargement starts from $3,300 as an indicative price. The final cost depends on the approach and your individual procedure, and is provided in writing after your consultation, reflecting the total cost, including the surgeon, anaesthesia, facility fees and aftercare.
Activity, including sexual activity, is restricted for a period, and swelling and bruising are expected. Many people take around one to two weeks away from work, depending on the individual and the approach.
Outcomes vary between individuals and between techniques, and some change over time. What can and cannot be expected is discussed honestly at your consultation.
A GP referral is required before a cosmetic surgery consultation, and the referring practitioner must not perform cosmetic procedures themselves.
