01Article · Cost & consultation
Penile augmentation cost in Australia —
what is included, what is not.
Cost is one of the first questions people ask. RevAesthetic provides consultations for non-surgical penile augmentation, and the price is determined after Dr Nara assesses what may be suitable. This article explains the line items that may appear in a written quote and why the clinic does not publish one price for every patient.
02In short
Penile augmentation in Australia is private. Medicare and private health insurance do not apply. At RevAesthetic, a written quote for non-surgical penile augmentation is prepared after consultation because anatomy, medical history and the agreed plan can affect the cost. The quote explains the fees and terms that apply to you.
03Why there is no headline price
A price before an assessment —
is not honest.
The first question on most enquiry forms is some version of "how much?". It is a fair question and we do not avoid it. The reason RevAesthetic does not publish a single headline figure for penile augmentation is that the procedure is not standard across patients, and a number quoted without context creates a false impression of equivalence.
A consultation allows Dr Nara to assess your anatomy, medical history and goals before discussing what may be suitable. The written quote is then based on that discussion rather than a general price list.
We are also wary of headline prices because of how they are typically used. Four reasons a fixed online price is not the right approach:
- 01It would suggest the procedure is the same for every patient. It is not. Anatomy, goals and medical history all change the plan.
- 02It would push patients toward a buying decision before a clinical assessment has happened. Cosmetic procedures should not be sold; they should be considered.
- 03It would leave out the assessment that determines what may be suitable for you.
- 04It would make it harder to give you a complete written quote that you can read in your own time.
04What is included in the written quote
Five line items —
that should appear by name.
A useful quote is an itemised quote. It tells you what each part of the total is paying for, rather than presenting a single number that hides its components. The quote prepared by Cate, the practice manager, includes:
- 01The doctor's fee for the services listed in your written quote.
- 02Any clinic or rooms fee that applies to your plan.
- 03Procedure-related costs that apply to your plan.
- 04Any after-care reviews included in the quoted fee.
- 05The deposit and payment terms that apply if you decide to book.
If you receive a quote from any cosmetic clinic — at RevAesthetic or elsewhere — that does not separate these items, ask for them to be separated. A bundled "from $X" figure is rarely as useful as an itemised one, because it makes it impossible to compare one clinic's pricing structure to another's on a like-for-like basis.
05What is not included
Items commonly assumed,
that the quote does not cover.
Patients often assume a quoted figure is a total out-of-pocket cost. It is not. There are several items that fall outside the procedural quote and that you need to budget for separately:
- 01Travel and accommodation if you are coming from interstate to one of our clinic locations.
- 02Any later procedure that is outside the plan described in the written quote.
- 03Any separate costs that the quote identifies as excluded.
Read the inclusions and exclusions in the written quote before deciding whether to book. If any item is unclear, ask the clinic to explain it in writing.
06Why the range is wide
Five factors —
that change the total.
When patients ring the rooms before a consultation, the answer they receive is some version of "we cannot quote you a number without seeing you, but we can describe the factors that move the total up or down". The five factors below are the main ones:
- 01The clinical plan discussed with you after assessment.
- 02Your anatomy and medical history, which affect what may be suitable.
- 03The services included in the written quote.
- 04Any follow-up care included in the plan.
- 05Any clinic fees that apply to your appointment and care.
These factors mean two patients may receive different quotes. The figure you receive reflects the plan discussed for you rather than a general brochure price.
07How the costing process works at this clinic
Consultation, assessment, written quote —
in that order.
You can begin with a confidential enquiry through the enquiries page or by phone. Cate or one of the team can explain what the consultation involves and what information to bring.
At consultation, Dr Nara assesses your anatomy, goals and medical history. He explains the uncertainties, potential risks and the option of doing nothing. RevAesthetic's service in this area is limited to non-surgical penile augmentation. Penile fat grafting and penile lengthening are not offered.
Cate prepares an itemised written quote based on the plan Dr Nara has discussed with you. You can take the quote home, read the inclusions and terms, and decide whether you want to proceed. You are under no obligation to book.
08The option of doing nothing
Cost is not the only —
reason to wait, or not proceed.
One of the options Dr Nara discusses at every consultation is the option of doing nothing. It is not a polite line. For some patients, after a careful conversation about anatomy, goals and the realistic range of outcomes, doing nothing is the right answer — either permanently, or for now. Cost is a legitimate reason to wait. So is timing. So is wanting to seek a second opinion before proceeding, which we actively encourage.
If the procedure is not affordable for you today, the right approach is to wait until it is, not to use a finance arrangement. RevAesthetic does not offer payment plans or finance arrangements for cosmetic work, and we are consistent about that. Cosmetic procedures are not purchases that benefit from urgency.
Penile augmentation and penile lengthening are distinct. RevAesthetic does not offer penile lengthening or penile fat grafting. The clinic's penile augmentation consultations relate only to non-surgical penile augmentation.
09Frequently asked questions
Questions patients —
ask before booking.
Why will you not give me a price over the phone?
Dr Nara needs to assess what may be suitable before the clinic can prepare an individual quote. RevAesthetic's service is non-surgical penile augmentation, and the plan depends on your anatomy, goals and medical history. A price given before that assessment may not reflect the care discussed with you.
What does Medicare or private health insurance cover?
Penile augmentation performed for cosmetic reasons is not covered by Medicare or private health insurance in Australia. Dr Nara is a cosmetic doctor, so Medicare rebates and private health rebates do not apply.
Are payment plans available?
RevAesthetic does not offer payment plans, finance packages, or buy-now-pay-later arrangements. Cosmetic procedures are not purchases that benefit from urgency or financial pressure. If the procedure is not within your budget today, the right approach is to wait until it is, not to spread the cost. We say this consistently to every patient who asks.
Is there a deposit?
Yes. A deposit secures the booked date. The deposit amount is set out in your written quote and forms part of the total. It is not an additional fee. The quote also sets out the applicable refund terms.
How long is a quote valid for?
Written quotes from Cate, the practice manager, are typically valid for three months. The figure may change beyond that window if the clinic's costs change. If more time passes between consultation and the proposed date, the clinic will issue an updated quote.
What if I am told a fixed price by another clinic?
Be cautious. A fixed price quoted before a face-to-face consultation suggests a sales model rather than a clinical one. Ask what is included, what is not, what happens if you need a top-up, what the revision policy is, and who you speak to in the first week after the procedure. The answer to those questions is more useful than the headline price.
What happens at the consultation if I cannot proceed financially?
Nothing changes about the consultation itself. You receive the full assessment, the written information, the discussion of options including doing nothing, and a written quote. You are under no obligation to proceed at any point. Many patients consult, take the information away, and either return months later or decide the procedure is not for them — both are acceptable outcomes.
Do you publish a price range?
RevAesthetic does not publish a single headline range because it may be misleading without an assessment. At consultation, Dr Nara discusses what may be suitable, and Cate provides the corresponding written quote afterwards. The quote reflects the plan discussed for you.
10Next steps
How to begin —
without a same-day decision.
If you are considering non-surgical penile augmentation, you can request a confidential consultation with Dr Nara at the Melbourne clinic or at an alternate consultation location in Cooee (Tasmania) or Kent Town (South Australia). After the consultation, the clinic can provide a written quote for you to read in your own time.
You can begin a confidential enquiry at any time, or read the penile augmentation page for the clinic's service scope and consultation information.
RevAesthetic is located at Chadstone Shopping Centre, G 120A / 1341 Dandenong Rd, Chadstone VIC 3148, with alternate consultation locations in Cooee (Tasmania) and Kent Town (South Australia).
11About the practitioner
Dr Kishen
Nara.
Dr Kishen Nara is a registered medical practitioner. He sees patients across Melbourne, Tasmania and Adelaide. The team at RevAesthetic includes practice manager Cate, Patient Liaison Jenny, and registered nurses, all involved in supporting your enquiry.
- MBBSBachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery — Monash University
- FACCSM(Surg)Surgical Fellow, Australasian College of Cosmetic Surgery and Medicine
- AHPRARegistered medical practitioner — General Registration MED0001201549
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Disclaimer: All cosmetic procedures have inherent potential risks and complications. We encourage you to seek a second opinion from a qualified medical professional before any procedure. Material on this page is educational in nature and is not generalisable — outcomes vary significantly between patients depending on genetic composition, medical history and individual circumstances. Dr Nara is a cosmetic doctor — private health insurance and Medicare rebates do not apply. Dr Kishen Nara — MBBS, FACCSM(Surg), AHPRA Registration MED0001201549. General Registration.