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Treatment process

What happens during the treatment process?

A procedure should follow assessment and informed consent—not a sales package. Before treatment, the clinician should name the exact material, device or operation, explain where and how it will be performed, discuss realistic outcomes and document a complication and follow-up plan.

  • 3 min read
  • Last reviewed 2026-07-29
  • Patient information guide
Gloved clinician hands carefully measuring a banana while planning a controlled treatment process
A safe process begins with measurement, a named treatment, informed consent and a documented plan—not an improvised procedure.

Treatment steps

  1. Verify the clinician and product

    Check the active license, relevant training and privileges, plus the exact product or device and its regulatory status.

  2. Give informed consent

    Review expected change, uncertainty, alternatives, anesthesia, reversibility and the full complication profile.

  3. Agree on aftercare

    Leave with written wound or injection-site care, activity restrictions, follow-up dates and a number for urgent concerns.

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A licensed clinician should review your goals, medical history and suitability before any treatment decision.

Penile augmentation is not one standard treatment. A qualified urologist should confirm anatomy, screen for body-image distress and explain the evidence and complication profile of the exact technique.

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