TOPIC: Glans Enhancement

Looking for some advice on glans enhancement. For those who have had it. Was it worth it? How long did it last?

I am also very eager. My doc suggested to inject a silicon shot in my glans with it to grow a litttle bit and be bigger which would ultimately give you a bit more length. I think that was around 3.5K USD.

I didn’t do it yet. He said he doesn’t recommend HA in the glans. Anybody experience?

I am also very eager. My doc suggested to inject a silicon shot in my glans with it to grow a litttle bit and be bigger which would ultimately give you a bit more length. I think that was around 3.5K USD.

I didn’t do it yet. He said he doesn’t recommend HA in the glans. Anybody experience?

Silicone is not approved by the FDA for use in soft tissue enhancement and in fact has several warnings from the FDA and other leading medical institutions. This article explains why it's so dangerous: https://www.rejuvall.com/pharmaceutical-grade-silicone-penile-injections/

The only SAFE option for glans enhancement that is currently available is hyaluronic acid.

Unfortunately, it does not last very long because the life of the glans is so violent but until more medical advances are made, it is the only safe and legal option.

Stay away from silicone for any kind of enhancement, especially the glans (the silicone almost always migrates into the urethra and causes stricture). Silicone is cheap and will look and feel amazing until a few months or even years down the road once it hardens and migrates and begins to cause constant infection and inflammation. We get at least one new case in our office every week where someone had silicone injected but are now experiencing severe complications and come to us for repair/reversal. These complications include granuloma, severe pain and swelling, resistant infection, disfigurement, necrosis (tissue death), and organ failure (kidneys, liver), not to mention the psychological toll and sometimes the breakdown of close relationships as a result.

As someone who had silicone oil injections back in 2015, I’d highly reccomend finding another solution.

If you have problems, which you most likely will, the only way to remove it is surgery. Just google silicone oil injections and see what all shows up. It causes a very long list of problems and unfortunately, I’ve been experiencing quite a few and I now need Removal to try and restore the health of my penis and body.

Thank you very much for your in depth answer. To the brother/user below me, I am very sorry to hear that and wish you the best..
It's nuts what some docs do for some quick bucks. Disgusts me

My advice avoid silicone.
• The only FDA-approved silicone oil is a highly purified grade used as a temporary retinal tamponade inside the eye. Providers injecting the penis use non-approved, “proprietary” mixtures whose composition, particle size, and sterility are unknown. Why are they using it – because it is cheap for them to buy.
• Unlike HA, silicone provokes a long-term granulomatous response. Over months to years the injected area can become hard, lumpy, painful, and discolored as scar tissue forms around countless microscopic droplets. These siliconomas may enlarge or migrate unpredictably.
• Liquid silicone can track into surrounding skin, Dartos fascia, or scrotum, leading to distortion, ulceration, and even Necrosis. Some men present years later with severe curvature or erectile pain that was not present initially.
• It is Irreversible – Treatment usually means surgically excising the entire affected skin sleeve and resurfacing with skin grafts—major reconstructive surgery with visible scarring.
• Delayed complications are common, not rare – Systematic reviews and single-center case series report complication rates well over 20 %; many require multiple operations to correct deformity or persistent inflammation.
Bottom line: Liquid silicone may seem “permanent,” but the permanence applies to its problems, not just its volume. The potential for painful granulomas, migration, and the need for disfiguring surgery makes silicone a gamble that simply is not worth taking when safer, reversible options are available.

Dr. S