Yes, Botox goes there too. In the penis, it isn’t about wrinkles. It relaxes the smooth muscle that controls blood flow and how things hang.
We use it two main ways: as part of treating erectile dysfunction, and for a fuller look when you’re soft. Here’s what it can and can’t do.
Erections depend on smooth muscle inside the penis relaxing so blood can flow in. Botox relaxes that muscle. For some men, that means better blood flow for erections. For others, it means the penis hangs longer and fuller when it’s soft.
The effect is temporary and usually lasts a few months.
For ED, Botox works best alongside focused shockwave, PRP, and medication, which is why it’s included in our ED Complete Program. For a fuller look, it pairs well with girth enhancement on our Penile Enlargement page.
We start with what you want to change. If ED is the issue, we’ll evaluate the cause first, since Botox works best as part of a complete plan.
Botox for ED has small but encouraging studies behind it. Botox for the flaccid look and scrotal Botox are newer, with mostly real-world experience rather than formal studies. We’ll be straight about that.
Using Botox in the penis or scrotum is an off-label use of an FDA-approved medication. We’ll explain what that means, along with the risks and benefits.
Numbing goes on first, and the injections take just a few minutes with a very fine needle. Most men feel pressure more than pain. You can go back to your day afterward.
Mild soreness or a little bruising at the injection sites is common for a day or two.
Most men go right back to normal activities. We’ll give you specific instructions about sex.
Bruising, soreness, and temporary changes in sensation are possible. Serious side effects are rare.
Call us if you have an erection that won’t go away after several hours, significant pain, or signs of infection.
Results usually show up within one to two weeks and last a few months. Many men repeat treatment to maintain them.
Results vary. Your plan will be based on your own evaluation.
For ED, small studies show improved erections in some men who didn’t respond to pills. Promising and understudied. For the flaccid look and scrotal Botox, the evidence is mostly real-world experience. We’ll tell you honestly what to expect.
We’re a cash-pay clinic. Botox is $12 per unit, and a typical treatment uses about 100 units ($1,200). Botox for ED is included in our ED Complete Program. You’ll get a clear quote at your consultation.
Penile Botox is only as good as the person injecting it, and the anatomy matters. We focus on men’s sexual health, and we’ll tell you honestly whether Botox fits your goals.
No. It can help you hang fuller when soft, but it doesn’t change erect size.
With numbing, most men feel pressure more than pain.
Usually a few months. Many men repeat it to keep the results.
Serious side effects are rare. It’s an off-label use, and we’ll go over the risks with you first.
Yes. For ED, it’s part of our complete program alongside shockwave and PRP.
Book a consultation and bring your questions, even the awkward ones. Especially the awkward ones.
