The Top 5 Penis Enlargement Disasters We Fix

Few men realize that the penis is a complex vascular human organ, not a sweat gland like the female breast.

It is the only human organ (male or female) aside from skin that exists outside the body. Human organs are particularly susceptible to harm. Men often suffer from this oversight.

What’s a classic example of an unskilled medical provider performing an ill-advised procedure?

Some men desire a larger scrotum, and some untrained providers have proposed remedies that include injecting fillers into this delicate tissue.

The scrotum does much more than hold a man’s testicles. It is the lower body’s final filtration point for lymphatic fluids (where we eliminate toxins that collect in the human body).

By injecting a foreign substance into this complicated tissue, lymphatic drainage is readily disturbed, opening the door to a number of long-term health disorders, including cancer.

It’s unfortunate that penis enlargement repair is so common that we could develop a rating system for the most prevalent repair procedures.

Unfortunately, there are no clear standards of care in cosmetic urology, thus even physicians with only aesthetic training can perform treatments.

Some are exceptionally skilled at marketing such services but lack detailed medical training in providing cosmetic urology in a safe and effective manner.

The following is a list of the most common penile enlargement repairs we conduct, sorted from most to least common.

1. Silicone Injections: Repair of complications associated from silicone injected into the penile shaft, glans and scrotum (severe cases in this category sometimes must be performed in the hospital)
2. Failed Lengthening Procedures: Negative outcomes following a penile lengthening procedure (Lost length, ligament reattachment, failure to gain length)
3. Repair of Damage from a Silicone Implant: This most commonly includes removal of scar tissue, but the range of complications are fairly broad and some are severe.
4. Unevenness Following Penile Thickening Procedures: This includes failure to retain fat girth, unevenness in shaft, migration of fat, degradation or unevenness from a dermal graft, nodule removal such as removal of fat necrosis nodules and removal of various types of granuloma or nodules from injected fillers
5. Penoplasty and Penile Organ Injury Repairs: There’s a wide variety of other repairs we encounter. We often categorize these as a “penoplasty procedure.” Also, some men end up with Peyronie’s disease following damage to the organ following a cosmetic enlargement procedure.

Why Choose Rejuvall for Penis Enlargement Repair?

Rejuvall’s Chief Surgeon, Kenneth J. Carney, MD, PharmD, FACS is internationally recognized as one of the top penile reconstructive surgeons in the world. Because of his rare expertise, most penis enlargement repair surgeries performed at Rejuvall are referred by other urologists from across the United States. However, an increasing number of patients also reach out directly.

Dr. Carney’s elite credentials include:

• Over 19 years of intensive medical and surgical training
• Former Chief of Urology at Emory University’s Level I Trauma Hospital (Grady Memorial)
• Certified penile plastic trauma surgeon—a designation held by only a few surgeons worldwide

Because Dr. Carney is the Chief Medical Officer at Rejuvall, saying he performs a lot of reconstructive urologic repair procedures is an understatement.

Industry Leaders in Penis Enlargement Repair

At Rejuvall, penis enlargement repair surgery is not just a service—it’s our specialty. Dr. Carney’s unparalleled training and decades of surgical experience make him a trusted name in reconstructive urology.

Unlike general cosmetic surgeons or aesthetic practitioners, Dr. Carney has completed:

• A 7-year Urology residency
• A 2-year residency in Plastic or General Surgery
• A 2-year fellowship under another penile trauma surgeon
• 5+ years of reconstructive urologic experience
• Board certification in Urology

Consultation & Pricing for Penis Enlargement Repair

Penis enlargement repair operations always necessitate an in-office, hands-on examination with our surgeon to accurately determine what went wrong, what we can do to make things better, and what sort of improved outcome we believe we can achieve.

Levels of scar tissue and any damage to penile dermis layers can’t be accurately evaluated via telemedicine or from photographs.

Non-surgical repairs can sometimes be performed the same day as the consultation, but surgical repair procedures must be scheduled at a future date.

Following this consultation, we can arrange your repair pathway and explain what clinical tests you’ll need completed before your procedure based upon the repair path.

Pricing is established after a thorough assessment of the patient and is based on our estimation of the time required to correct the problem.

Common repair cases we encounter and resolve include:

• Repair of complications associated from silicone injected into the penile shaft, glans, and/or scrotum (Severe cases in this category sometimes must be performed in the hospital)
• Negative outcomes following a penile lengthening procedure (Lost length, ligament reattachment, failure to gain length)
• Problems with penile thickness (Failure to retain fat girth, unevenness in shaft, migration of fat, degradation or unevenness from a dermal graft)
• Removal of fat necrosis nodules
• Removal of other types of granuloma or nodules from injected fillers
• Resolution of pain following a previous enhancement
• Loss of size / erect curvature (following an enlargement procedure)
• Peyronie’s Disease onset / loss of size (following a silicone implant enlargement)
• Penile function that isn’t up to par (following an enhancement)

Nobody wants to have to have surgery to fix something that happened before. We appreciate that patients on a repair pathway are often frustrated and distrustful.

We sincerely empathize which such a plight. The good news is that the majority of our operations for penile enlargement correction are very successful.

Lumps from granuloma after non-surgical penile girth injections and fat necrosis after fat transfer (FFT) surgery are most commonly resolved non-surgically.

However, the rest of our repair procedures almost always require surgery.

To learn more about botched male enhancement repair options and how they may benefit you, call our office now at 445-220-0765 or fill out the form at the bottom of this page to schedule a private, complimentary, one-on-one phone consultation with our certified case manager.