TOPIC: 10ml HA filler (Volux) at Androfill London (Photos Inside)

After a lot of research I went with Androfill London for a Hyaluronic Acid filler. Dr Greta Peciulyte is the Urologist there and very friendly/chatty. I explained I would defer to her judgement for the best type of filler and the amount. We agreed 10ml of Volux would be good for my first session. I followed the aftercare instructions which were: Keep it dry, avoid sun, take the antibiotics, no sex/masturbation for 2 weeks. When asked she said moulding doesn't make much of a difference compared to the injecting technique. The cost was £2600.

For reference my starting size is 4.1" in Erect Girth.

• Procedure - August 10th. Anaesthetic injection was uncomfortable, but after that no pain or discomfort. Dr Greta uses the cannula technique, which enters at the base of the penis. Barely any bruising at all, just quite swollen. Overall the shape looks uniform, just a bit of asymmetry under glans but nothing crazy.
• Day 1 - Girth is 4.8" Pretty swollen still.
• Day 3 - Girth is 4.75" Swelling has gone a bit, I'm aware today the filler feels slightly soft in places when Erect.
• Day 8 - Girth is 4.7" I was anticipating half an Inch gain so assume 4.7/4.6 will be the final size

I think most of the swelling has subsided now, and I can see and feel there are pockets where the HA filler is more concentrated. It's only really noticeable when Erect, as some parts of the shaft are firm and some softer. The softness isn't that bad, I think I'm just made more aware of it when directly comparing to a firmer part of the shaft. The base where the cannula was inserted is still slightly tender still when pressed.

I attempted some moulding on days 2/3, but honestly didn't really go for it as Dr Greta didn't give specific instructions and said the injection technique was more important.

Overall I'm happy with the result, particularly the confidence boost it's given me about my Flaccid size. I am going to wait a few weeks to see how it settles, and might consider getting a touch-up or spot dissolve just to even out the result. I don't think I would want to add a huge amount more volume however.