UroFill for Girth Enhancement: Procedure, Recovery, and Results

For men concerned about penile girth, the landscape of enhancement options has evolved significantly in recent years. Among the newest and most promising techniques is UroFill, a minimally invasive procedure that offers substantial girth enhancement without the risks associated with traditional surgical approaches. This comprehensive guide explores the UroFill procedure, what to expect during recovery, and the results patients typically experience.
What is UroFill?
UroFill is a patented technique for penile girth enhancement that involves injecting hyaluronic acid (HA) filler into the penile shaft. Unlike more invasive surgical procedures, UroFill doesn’t require incisions, general anesthesia, or extended downtime.
Hyaluronic acid is a naturally occurring substance in the human body that helps maintain tissue hydration and volume. Medical-grade HA fillers have been safely used for decades in facial aesthetics and are now being applied to penile enhancement with the UroFill technique.
“UroFill represents a significant advancement in non-surgical penile enhancement,” explains Dr. Paul Perito, a board-certified urologist who specializes in men’s sexual health. “It offers a balance of meaningful results with minimal risk and downtime compared to traditional surgical approaches.”
The UroFill Procedure: Step by Step
Understanding what happens during the procedure can help alleviate anxiety and set realistic expectations. Here’s what typically occurs during a UroFill treatment:
1. Consultation and Preparation
Before the procedure, you’ll have a consultation with a qualified provider to discuss your goals, medical history, and suitability for the treatment. According to the Perito Clinic, patients should:
- Shower before the procedure (as showering will be restricted for 24 hours afterward)
- Arrange for someone to drive them home
- Complete medical history forms
- Have all questions and concerns addressed
2. Pre-Procedure Preparation
On the day of the procedure:
- The treatment area is thoroughly cleansed
- Photos may be taken for before/after comparison
- Local anesthesia is administered to minimize discomfort
- Some providers may use a penile block for complete numbing
3. The Injection Process
The actual UroFill procedure typically involves:
- Creating an artificial erection in some cases to ensure optimal placement
- Strategic injection of hyaluronic acid filler using small needles
- Multiple injection points around the penile shaft for even distribution
- Gentle massaging of the area to ensure smooth, even results
“We typically use 1.2ml syringes of high-quality hyaluronic acid filler,” notes Dr. George Ibrahim of Biltmore Restorative Medicine. “Most patients receive between 4-8 syringes during their initial session, depending on their starting dimensions and desired outcome.”
4. Completion and Initial Care
After the injections are complete:
- The penis is wrapped with a compression bandage
- Post-procedure instructions are provided
- Patients are monitored briefly before being discharged
- Prescription for antibiotics may be provided as a precautionary measure
The entire procedure typically takes between 10-40 minutes, depending on whether an artificial erection is used and how many units of filler are being injected.
Recovery: What to Expect
One of the major advantages of UroFill is the minimal recovery time compared to surgical alternatives. Here’s what patients can typically expect during recovery:
Immediate Post-Procedure (1-3 Days)
- Activity restrictions: Avoid strenuous physical activity for 24-48 hours
- Sexual activity: Abstain from sexual activity (including masturbation) for at least 72 hours
- Showering: Wait 24 hours before showering
- Work: Most patients can return to work immediately if their job doesn’t involve physical labor
- Appearance: Expect some bruising, swelling, and possible irregularities in appearance
Short-Term Recovery (1-2 Weeks)
- Bruising and swelling: Typically subsides within 7-10 days
- Irregularities: Any lumpiness or asymmetry usually resolves as the filler settles
- Discomfort: Mild tenderness may persist but should gradually improve
- Activity: Return to normal physical activities, including exercise, after 1-2 weeks
According to Metro Atlanta Urology, “Patients can expect bruising and irregularities in the penis for about a week after the procedure. These side effects are temporary and resolve on their own as the body adjusts to the filler.”
Long-Term Considerations
- Settling period: The final results become apparent after 2-4 weeks as swelling completely resolves
- Size adjustment: There may be an initial reduction of around 10% of the gains in the first month as local anesthetic disperses and inflammation resolves
- Follow-up treatments: Most patients undergo multiple sessions spaced 2-4 weeks apart for optimal results
Results: What Can Be Achieved with UroFill
Understanding the typical results from UroFill helps set realistic expectations for those considering the procedure.
Typical Girth Increases
Based on clinical data from multiple providers:
- Per session: Each treatment typically results in a girth increase of 0.25 to 0.3 inches
- Initial treatment (4-8 syringes): Average increase of 0.5 to 0.8 inches in circumference
- Complete treatment (20-30 syringes): Most men experience an increase of approximately 1.5 inches when flaccid and 1 inch when erect
- Maximum potential: An overall enhancement of 1 to 1.5 inches or more can be achieved after multiple sessions
“Results vary based on individual anatomy and how much filler is used,” explains Dr. Rafael Carrion, a urologist specializing in men’s sexual health. “Some patients are satisfied after just one session, while others prefer to build up to their desired girth over multiple treatments.”
Longevity of Results
Unlike some cosmetic procedures that require frequent maintenance, UroFill results are relatively long-lasting:
- Duration: Results typically last 1-2 years, with some patients reporting retention for up to 4 years
- Retention rate: Clinical data shows retention rates of nearly 90% after four years
- Maintenance: Annual touch-up treatments are recommended to maintain optimal results
According to a study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine, results from hyaluronic acid fillers for penile enhancement can last from 6 months to 2 years, depending on the specific type of filler used and individual patient factors.
Patient Satisfaction
Multiple clinics report high satisfaction rates among UroFill patients:
- Aesthetic satisfaction: Most patients report being pleased with the natural look and feel
- Functional satisfaction: The procedure doesn’t interfere with normal sexual function
- Partner satisfaction: Many patients report positive feedback from partners
- Psychological benefits: Increased confidence and reduced anxiety about penis size
Candidacy: Who Is UroFill Right For?
While UroFill is suitable for many men concerned about penile girth, it’s not appropriate for everyone. Ideal candidates typically include:
- Healthy adult men with realistic expectations
- Non-smokers (smoking can affect healing and results)
- Men without significant penile abnormalities or prior penile surgeries
- Individuals who understand the procedure requires multiple sessions for optimal results
- Those who can follow post-procedure care instructions
Factors that might make someone a poor candidate include:
- Unrealistic expectations about potential results
- History of severe allergic reactions to injectable fillers
- Active infections or skin conditions in the treatment area
- Bleeding disorders or use of blood thinners that cannot be temporarily discontinued
- Immunocompromised status
Potential Side Effects and Complications
While UroFill is considered safe when performed by qualified providers, it’s important to understand potential side effects and complications:
Common Side Effects
- Bruising: Temporary discoloration at injection sites
- Swelling: Mild to moderate swelling that resolves within days
- Tenderness: Discomfort at injection sites that improves within a week
- Irregularities: Temporary lumpiness or asymmetry as the filler settles
Rare Complications
- Infection: Very rare with proper technique and aftercare
- Vascular complications: Extremely rare but possible if filler is inadvertently injected into blood vessels
- Granuloma formation: Inflammatory reaction to the filler material
- Filler migration: Movement of the filler from the intended location
“Serious complications from UroFill are extremely rare,” notes Dr. Ibrahim. “The procedure has an excellent safety profile when performed by experienced providers using proper technique.”
Cost Considerations
The cost of UroFill varies based on location, provider experience, and the amount of filler used:
- Initial treatment: Starting at approximately $2,500-3,500
- Per syringe cost: Typically $500-800 per syringe of filler
- Complete treatment: Full enhancement (20-30 syringes) may cost $10,000-20,000
- Maintenance: Annual touch-up treatments cost less than initial treatments
Most medical insurance plans do not cover penile enhancement procedures as they are considered cosmetic.
Conclusion: Is UroFill Right For You?
UroFill represents a significant advancement in non-surgical penile enhancement, offering meaningful girth increases with minimal downtime and risk. For men concerned about penile girth who want to avoid surgery, it provides a viable option with high satisfaction rates.
However, like any medical procedure, it’s important to have realistic expectations and to choose a qualified provider with specific experience in the UroFill technique. A thorough consultation with a specialist in men’s sexual health is the best way to determine if this procedure is appropriate for your individual circumstances.
Frequently Asked Questions
With proper anesthesia, most patients report minimal discomfort during the procedure. Some describe a feeling of pressure or mild pinching during the injections.
Yes, when performed by experienced providers, UroFill typically results in a natural look and feel. Partners usually cannot detect that an enhancement procedure has been performed.
No, UroFill doesn’t interfere with the erectile mechanism. The filler is placed around the erectile chambers, not inside them.
Yes, hyaluronic acid fillers are MRI-compatible and won’t interfere with imaging studies.
Most patients undergo 2-6 treatment sessions spaced 2-4 weeks apart to achieve their desired results.






