Let’s start with the honest part: filler or your own fat adds girth, not length. Anyone promising inches of length from a needle is selling something. For men who also want length, we offer a separate, slower path that takes real daily work: The Whole Package.
Everyone is different, and there’s no wrong penis, just what you’d like to change. If size is on your mind, we’ll give you a straight answer about what’s realistic.


Girth enhancement adds thickness to the shaft using hyaluronic acid filler or your own fat. Most men notice the difference both soft and erect.
What filler and fat won’t do: add meaningful length, or fix erection problems. Length is what The Whole Package is for. For a fuller look when you’re soft, see penile Botox. If erections are the real issue, start with our ED page, since that’s a different conversation and a different set of treatments.
Most men who ask about enlargement are well within the normal range. In large studies, the average erect penis is a little over five inches long and about four and a half inches around. Porn, locker rooms, and the internet have warped a lot of expectations.
None of that means wanting a change is wrong. It just means we start with an honest conversation, and sometimes the most useful thing we do is give you real numbers.

Hyaluronic acid filler + PRP
Your own fat + nanofat + PRP
Our patent-pending delivery system was designed to distribute filler or fat more evenly, reduce the lumps and bumps that can follow these procedures, and make the procedure itself more efficient.
Filler and fat reliably add girth, and most men in published studies are satisfied with the result. What’s still limited is long-term safety and durability data, especially for fat, so major urology organizations remain cautious about these procedures. Using hyaluronic acid filler in the penis is also an off-label use of an FDA-approved product. We’ll walk you through all of it.
After filler: gentle molding two to three times a day for three to four days. No sex for two weeks, and no masturbation or vibrators for at least seven days. Exercise is fine after two days.
After fat transfer: the rules are stricter. Expect several weeks off sex and vigorous activity while the graft settles, plus care for the fat-harvest site. We’ll give you exact written instructions.
Either option may need a touch-up. Filler will most likely need a touch-up every one to two years. With fat, some of the volume fades over the first months, and the fat that survives can last for years.
Results vary. Your plan and expectations will be based on your own evaluation.

For men who want both length and girth, The Whole Package is a six-month program:
After the six-month lengthening phase, filler can be added for girth. Doing it in that order matters, because adding girth first would work against the stretching.
This takes real commitment. The results come from daily consistency, not from anything we do in a single visit, and we’ll be honest about what’s realistic for you.
We’re a cash-pay clinic. Cost depends on whether you choose filler, fat transfer, or The Whole Package, and how much is needed. You’ll get a clear quote at your consultation.
Dr. Jake Shank has trained with leaders in genital aesthetics and developed a patent-pending delivery system designed for more even, natural results. Just as important, he’ll tell you honestly what’s realistic, including when you don’t need anything at all.
Filler and fat add girth, not length. For length, The Whole Package uses daily traction over six months, which studies show can add a modest amount, often around half an inch to an inch, with consistent use.
It isn’t designed to change erections, and sensation is usually unaffected. Changes are possible, and we’ll talk about them honestly.
The goal is a natural look and feel. Most partners notice the size, not the treatment.
Filler can be dissolved. Fat transfer can’t be easily reversed, which is part of why we talk through the choice carefully.
Neither, universally. Filler is quicker and adjustable, and fat can last much longer but is less predictable. After we walk through the pros and cons, it’s your call.
Book a consultation and bring your questions, even the awkward ones. Especially the awkward ones.