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.

Today I went back in to see Dr Greta to spot dissolve some sections that were a little uneven. I had just 1ml hyaluronidase. It will take a couple days to settle before I can see the result, so will update then.

For now I am posting the Flaccid before/after taken on the day of the Volux filler, as I didn’t have access to these photos initially.

Here is the before after of 1ml hyaluronidase. I had half below the glans on the left side, and half at the lower right of the shaft.

I can now no longer feel the filler edges below the glans which was my main goal, and overall the change is subtle but more natural, and I’m very happy I decided to get it evened out.

Looks really good mate. I’m definitely taking the plunge next year and going to Androfill. I’m going to get the Botox as well

Looks great. I will be following suit in February.. can you provide Flaccid and Erect lengths. We look about the same….thanks

Thanks for the detailed post.

Are you circumsized or not? I cannot see the photos at the moment.

You said its somewhat soft but nothing that bad Erect. How to this feel now that it has settled a bit?
After the procedure was done, were you able to fly back home or did you stay in hotel?

Just curious, how long the numbing lasts after the injection?

Thanks!

Alittlebigger wrote: Looks great. I will be following suit in February.. can you provide Flaccid and Erect lengths. We look about the same….thanks

Thanks, my Erect length is 5.25” and Flaccid 4"

Ryan wrote: Thanks for the detailed post.

Are you circumsized or not? I cannot see the photos at the moment.

You said its somewhat soft but nothing that bad Erect. How to this feel now that it has settled a bit?
After the procedure was done, were you able to fly back home or did you stay in hotel?

Just curious, how long the numbing lasts after the injection?

Thanks!

No problem.
I am circumsised. I would say the softness hasn’t really changed, only in the first few days when it’s swollen did I notice a change in the feel. But getting it evened out with hyaluronidase definitely helped overall with making the filler less noticeable.

I got the train back home straight away afterwards, I don’t live too far outside of London thankfully.

Thank you….again looks great!

How’s the progress mate? I’m debating whether to ultra deep or Androfill premium. It doesn’t look like they do volux anymore (it’s not on the website). Have you lost any firmness?

Jamo9887 wrote: How’s the progress mate? I’m debating whether to ultra deep or Androfill premium. It doesn’t look like they do volux anymore (it’s not on the website). Have you lost any firmness?

It’s good, firmness is the same so far, basically no changes since the last post. I think their website is pretty outdated, as Dr Greta said Volux is the filler she is currently recommending (though it’s not listed on there). She said to me that Ultra deep is almost too firm, and she prefers to use Volux. It’s more expensive than all 3 of the fillers listed on their site though, as a heads up...

Glad to hear that the treatment went well.

It's interesting to hear that you were recommended Volux - I was there around 2 weeks earlier and was recommended 15ml of their Androfill filler. I had similar gains to you at the start but it has since started to look and feel smaller. I know that there is some loss as the swelling subsides but was hoping for a better result.

I'm debating whether to get a bit more but feels like it could be a waste, or at least if I chose Androfill HA.

Tstevens wrote: Glad to hear that the treatment went well.

It's interesting to hear that you were recommended Volux - I was there around 2 weeks earlier and was recommended 15ml of their Androfill filler. I had similar gains to you at the start but it has since started to look and feel smaller. I know that there is some loss as the swelling subsides but was hoping for a better result.

I'm debating whether to get a bit more but feels like it could be a waste, or at least if I chose Androfill HA.

Oh that is interesting. To be honest I'm not even sure what the 'Androfill premium' filler is, as it's just a marketing name I think? I wonder if the recommendation changes based on what they have in stock that week.

I do know what you mean about the result feeling smaller over time, but I think there is a psychological aspect to this as well, as you start to acclimatise to the new size it feels less big than at first. I've measured to double check and in my case I'm the same size, yet it does feel smaller.

Update 30/03/2026

I’ve noticed over the past few months the skin becoming slightly red, and some swelling. I believe it is a delayed reaction to the filler, which may have been triggered by having a cold+fever. Dr Greta agreed it was likely a delayed immune response which is uncommon but does happen.

Today I had the filler completely dissolved. There are a few reasons-

Firstly it had been slowly migrating and looking more lumpy, particularly around the base where it seemed to clump up into a firm ridge. This would require a spot dissolve/top up to fix, but as is the nature of the filler would only be temporary before it changes over time. I decided I didn’t want to have to deal with the maintenance involved long-term.

Secondly the reaction my body had made me quite anxious, and if this is a problem that can occur whenever my immune system feels like it and I have to rely on antibiotics to keep it from worsening, that doesn’t seem like a good idea long term either.

Lastly I have had a bit of a change of mindset over the year. I’m now in a relationship with a supportive partner and I just don’t think I have the same motivations that I did last year. It was an interesting chapter but ultimately I’m glad to return to natural and focus on other things 😊

spaghetticonfetti wrote: Update 30/03/2026

I’ve noticed over the past few months the skin becoming slightly red, and some swelling. I believe it is a delayed reaction to the filler, which may have been triggered by having a cold+fever. Dr Greta agreed it was likely a delayed immune response which is uncommon but does happen.

Today I had the filler completely dissolved. There are a few reasons-

Firstly it had been slowly migrating and looking more lumpy, particularly around the base where it seemed to clump up into a firm ridge. This would require a spot dissolve/top up to fix, but as is the nature of the filler would only be temporary before it changes over time. I decided I didn’t want to have to deal with the maintenance involved long-term.

Secondly the reaction my body had made me quite anxious, and if this is a problem that can occur whenever my immune system feels like it and I have to rely on antibiotics to keep it from worsening, that doesn’t seem like a good idea long term either.

Lastly I have had a bit of a change of mindset over the year. I’m now in a relationship with a supportive partner and I just don’t think I have the same motivations that I did last year. It was an interesting chapter but ultimately I’m glad to return to natural and focus on other things 😊

Thanks for the update, and to be frank, Male Enhancement isn't for everyone, and at least you were able to make that informed decision moving forward.

This is also, in my opinion, a good look for Hyaluronic Acid (HA) because it reinforces its advantages in a marketplace of options (there is no one superior option, they all have their own pros/cons). I'm talking about the ability to reverse some or most of the filler, and what remains will eventually dissipate in time. This way you could try it out, and when things were going well, you expressed a positive reception to the filler -- and if there was no longer interest, you knew this route was available to you.

Now I do want to touch on the immune response so that readers don’t inadvertently misinterpret your case or leave with misconceptions (which I know was not your intent; you simply shared your experience, both the good and the bad, which we appreciate). While HA generally does not provoke as strong of an immune response as fillers like PMMA or Ellanse, it is still recognized by the body as a foreign substance (despite being similar in structure to naturally occurring HA).

Because of that, some level of immune response can occur, and it’s possible there was some overlap with your cold at the time, which may have influenced how your body reacted -- whether coincidental, correlated, or otherwise.

That said, HA does not require the use of antibiotics unless you are: (a.) recovering post-op after the procedure and/or (b.) dealing with an infection acquired through process of undergoing the procedure (in which case, you try to resolve that one & done). From what you’ve described, neither of those seem to be the situation here.

It’s possible there was some overlap between your general immune response (e.g., being sick at the time) and how your body reacted to the injections. Some individuals can have heightened or prolonged sensitivity to fillers as a foreign material, even when there is no infection present.

Antibiotics wouldn’t typically address that kind of response, so if they seemed to help, it may have been coincidental with the timing of symptoms improving rather than a direct effect.

Either way, if anyone who reads this has experienced something similar (i.e. recurring or concerning), it would be worth discussing with your Provider so they can help distinguish between infection vs. a non-infectious inflammatory response and guide you appropriately.

As for the maintenance of the HA, in your case I think there may have been a double-whammy: [1] a less-than-ideal response to the filler itself (regardless of whether it was directly tied to the HA specifically); and [2] the need for follow-ups in your specific case may have understandably added to your concerns around ongoing maintenance.

In other words, you found out in a happy-ending sort of way that you just weren't the optimal candidate for the procedure. Around the same time your outlook & attitude on life has been evolving through positive changes in your personal life. I'm also happy to learn that Dr. Greta got you back to the natural state you preferred to be in, she struck me as a bona fide professional in all aspects of her work.

And honestly, it's great that you could explore this chapter, share your experience with us, and be one of those instances where someone tried it out, enjoyed it for what it was, but ultimately decided for a different path.

And that's great. Wishing you the best with your newfound partner!