If you are considering injecting fat into the penis to increase size remember this is an unproven cosmetic procedure.
The technique is theoretically not complicated. The surgeon usually removes fat from the abdomen, using liposuction methods, and injects it into the penis, just under the skin.
However, many plastic surgeons are concerned about the effectiveness and safety of fat injections to enhance any part of the body, including the penis.
The risks may include infection, the skin may die, numbness, bleeding, scarring and loss of function, such as erection.
After surgery the pain and swelling last several the days. Sexual activity is not usually possible for several weeks.
Remember that there are no state or federal laws that control how doctors are trained in this area. In other words anyone can call themselves an expert! You may want to look for a board certiifed surgeon who works in this area and read the ASPS (The American Society of Plastic Surgeons) briefing about this surgery.
You may be candidate for this if you are emotionally stable and have realistic expectations about what cosmetic surgery of the penis can achieve and the risks involved.
Dr. Hudson does not perform penile enhancement