What is penile augmentation?
Penile augmentation at RevAesthetic is a non-surgical service that concerns the girth or shape of the penile shaft. It does not increase penile length.
Many men look for this under the broad term penis enlargement. Dr Nara will clarify what you are hoping to change, what this service can and cannot address, and whether treatment may be appropriate for you.
Each patient has varying reasons to consider altering the appearance of their genitalia. While the procedure may be something a patient looks forward to, it is first important to ensure that there are no medical conditions that may preclude you from the procedure. That assessment happens at consultation — not online — and is the reason a face-to-face appointment with Dr Nara comes before any decision.
The amount of change that may be appropriate varies between patients. Function, sensation, the urethral passage and blood supply to the soft tissues must be considered. Realistic dimensions, the realistic range of outcomes, the relevant risks and aftercare are discussed at consultation.
Treatment scope
What can non-surgical penile augmentation address?
The service concerns girth or shape. A consultation is needed to understand what you hope to change, whether the service can address that concern and whether treatment may be suitable for you.
Penile augmentation
Non-surgical · girth and shape
- What it addressesThe girth or shape of the penile shaft.
- AssessmentYour goals, anatomy, medical history and suitability are reviewed before any treatment decision.
- DiscussionDr Nara explains the proposed treatment, its limits, the relevant risks and the aftercare that may apply to you.
- What it does not doIt does not lengthen the penis, and an exact amount of change cannot be promised.
This service does not include penile lengthening. Dr Nara discusses the realistic range of outcomes and the full risks of non-surgical penile augmentation at consultation. You can also read the broader risks information before you book.
Does penile augmentation increase length?
No. The non-surgical penile augmentation service at RevAesthetic concerns girth or shape and does not increase penile length.
Girth refers to the circumference of the shaft. Dr Nara assesses the area you are concerned about, your anatomy, medical history and suitability before discussing what may be realistic for you.
If your concern is penile length, raise this at consultation so Dr Nara can clarify that it is outside the scope of this service. No treatment decision is made until the limits, relevant risks and alternatives, including doing nothing, have been discussed.
The amount of change that may be appropriate varies. Sensation, the urethral passage and the blood supply to the tissues must be considered.
How is suitability assessed?
Dr Nara reviews what you hope to change, your anatomy, medical history, current medicines and any previous genital procedures. This assessment determines whether non-surgical penile augmentation may be appropriate for you.
Not everyone who enquires is suitable. Active infection, some medicines, an immunocompromised state, previous genital surgery, smoking and concerns about body image may affect whether treatment should proceed. Do not stop or change prescribed medicine without speaking to the doctor who manages it.
If treatment may be appropriate, Dr Nara explains the proposed plan, its limits, the relevant risks and aftercare. No cosmetic procedure can promise a particular result. You can read the broader risks information before your consultation.
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Coerced into the procedure
If a partner, a family member, or anyone else is the reason you are sitting in front of us, we will not proceed. The decision must come from you.
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Not enough time taken to understand it
This is an elective procedure with important clinical and personal considerations. If you have not had time to read the consent paperwork, ask questions and reflect, the process should slow down.
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Body dysmorphic disorder
Where there are clinical signs of body dysmorphic disorder, the appropriate first step is psychological assessment — not a cosmetic procedure. We are happy to refer.
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Active infection anywhere in the body
Any active infection — local or systemic — has to be resolved before consideration of an elective procedure.
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Active blood thinners
Anticoagulant medication significantly raises the risk of bruising, haematoma and complications. Any pause or change must be arranged with your treating doctor — never by us alone.
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Previous surgery to the genitalia
Some prior surgery alters the tissues in ways that make a further procedure inadvisable. Assessment is individual and honest.
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Immunocompromised state
Where the immune system is suppressed — by medication, illness or other reasons — the infection and healing risks of an elective procedure are not acceptable.
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Unhealthy lifestyle habits
Active smoking is the most common example. Smoking meaningfully impairs healing, raises complication rates, and is incompatible with safe elective practice. We do not proceed while patients are still smoking.
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Light walking
Dr Nara explains when light walking may resume according to your treatment plan and recovery.
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Sexual activity
Your written after-care instructions explain when sexual activity may resume based on your individual circumstances.
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Time away from work
Advice about returning to work depends on your treatment plan, recovery and the physical demands of your role.
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Potential side effects
Discomfort, bruising, numbness or altered sensation, lumps and bumps, and asymmetry can occur after treatment. Dr Nara discusses these risks as part of the consent process. Contact the clinic if you have concerns during recovery.
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What about cost?
Cost is a common question. Before considering cost, it is worth asking — what is the practitioner's formal training in cosmetic procedures? Are they prepared to take time to discuss the consent process, the risks, the possibility of revision, and after-care? A formal quote is only provided after your individual consultation. The personalised quote is provided by Cate, the practice manager, after assessment. Dr Nara is a cosmetic doctor — private health insurance and Medicare rebates do not apply.
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How long do the results of penile girth augmentation last?
How long results may last varies between patients. Dr Nara discusses what may be realistic for you, what changes may occur over time and whether any future care may be needed before you decide whether to proceed.
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What are the common side effects of non-surgical penile augmentation?
After non-surgical penile augmentation, patients may experience the following — but not limited to — discomfort, bruising, numbness or altered sensation, lumps and bumps, and asymmetry (one side being different to the other). All patients have varying degrees of symptoms following treatment, since everyone has unique differences in genetic composition, pre-existing medical conditions, and lifestyle. The full list of risks is on our risks of surgery page.
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Is this a penile implant for erectile dysfunction (ED)?
No. This is a cosmetic service and does not treat erectile dysfunction. If you are seeking help for erectile dysfunction, speak with your GP or another appropriately qualified health practitioner. At consultation, Dr Nara explains whether non-surgical penile augmentation may be suitable for your concern.
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01 Who is not suitable for penile augmentation?
The list is not exhaustive, but factors that may preclude you from having penile augmentation include being coerced into the procedure, not taking enough time to understand it, body dysmorphic disorder, active infection anywhere in the body, being on active blood thinners, previous surgery to the genitalia that may make you unsuitable, an immunocompromised state, or unhealthy lifestyle habits (such as active smoking). Suitability is assessed individually and honestly at consultation. -
02 Does penile augmentation increase length?
No. The non-surgical penile augmentation service at RevAesthetic concerns girth or shape and does not increase penile length. Dr Nara will clarify the scope of the service and discuss whether it is appropriate for you at consultation. -
03 Is penis enlargement the same as penile augmentation?
“Penis enlargement” is a broad everyday term. At RevAesthetic, penile augmentation is a non-surgical service that concerns girth or shape and does not increase penile length. Suitability, the realistic range of outcomes and the relevant risks are discussed at a confidential consultation with Dr Nara. -
04 What if I have discomfort after the procedure?
Whenever any of our patients at RevAesthetic develop concerns, you must contact our support team or Dr Nara directly so we can attend to you. It is not uncommon to have some degree of discomfort after penile augmentation. Each patient responds differently and active communication during recovery is one of the factors that reduces the risk of complications. -
05 How much change is possible?
The amount of change that may be appropriate varies with your anatomy, goals and clinical assessment. Function, sensation, the urethral passage and blood supply to the soft tissues must be considered. Dr Nara discusses realistic dimensions and the limits of treatment at consultation. -
06 When may I resume physical activities?
Activity advice is individual. Dr Nara explains when to return to walking, work, exercise and sexual activity based on your treatment plan and recovery. Follow the written after-care advice provided to you, and contact the clinic if you have concerns during recovery. -
07 How is the treatment plan decided?
Dr Nara assesses your goals, anatomy, medical history and suitability at consultation. If non-surgical penile augmentation may be appropriate, he explains the proposed treatment, its limits, the relevant risks and the aftercare before you decide whether to proceed. -
08 What happens at consultation?
A confidential face-to-face consultation with Dr Nara, with a chaperone present. He discusses your goals, anatomy, medical history, suitability, the realistic range of outcomes and the relevant risks. You leave with written information and time to consider it before making a decision. You are also free to check any practitioner's registration before you book; our guide to checking a doctor's AHPRA registration explains how. -
09 Will I have time to decide?
Yes. A consultation does not commit you to treatment, and you can take time to read the written information, ask follow-up questions and decide whether to proceed. Dr Nara explains the consent process and the timing that applies to your proposed treatment during consultation.
Our process
From first conversation to follow-up
Every patient starts with an individual consultation. Any next step depends on Dr Nara's assessment of suitability and your decision after reviewing the information provided.
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Consultation
A face-to-face or Zoom assessment with Dr Nara, with a chaperone present. He discusses anatomy, medical history, suitability, the realistic range of outcomes and the relevant risks. You leave with written information and time to consider it.
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Reflection
Time to read the written information, ask follow-up questions and decide whether to proceed. A consultation does not commit you to treatment.
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Treatment plan
If non-surgical penile augmentation may be suitable, Dr Nara explains the proposed treatment, its limits, the relevant risks, consent and aftercare before you make a decision.
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Follow-up
Follow-up and activity advice are based on the treatment plan and your individual circumstances. Contact the practice if you have concerns during recovery.
Confidentiality
Private bookings, discreet records, chaperoned consultations
All enquiries about penile augmentation are treated with the highest level of confidentiality. The appointment time, the records and the conversation itself are kept private. Communication with you can be routed however you prefer — phone, email, or a discreet form follow-up.
A chaperone is always present at the consultation with Dr Nara. You are also welcome to bring a partner, family member or friend along with you. Cate or Jenny will arrange the appointment time and confirm the format (face-to-face or Zoom) with you directly.
Before you book
Come and speak with us about your expectations
We will work with you towards your goals carefully, safely and at your pace. Results vary from patient to patient — each case is unique with its own anatomy, risks and expectations.
All treatments have risks and benefits — to read those in detail, visit our risks of surgery page. It is important to seek a consult with your practitioner in person prior to any treatment, and we encourage you to seek a second opinion from a qualified health professional before proceeding.
Where to consult
Penile augmentation consultations in Melbourne, Tasmania and Adelaide
Penile augmentation consults run from our Melbourne (Chadstone), Tasmania (Cooee), and Adelaide (Kent Town) rooms — with alternate consult dates at Chelsea Heights and Hobart.
Use the general booking page to choose where you would like to consult, or call the clinic number listed on the relevant location page.
In Melbourne, consultations are held at the Chadstone rooms (G120A, Chadstone Shopping Centre, 1341 Dandenong Rd, Chadstone VIC 3148), where Dr Nara consults most weeks of the year. Alternate dates at Chelsea Heights are booked through Chadstone reception on 03 9720 6300. Tasmanian consultations are at Cooee (52 Bass Highway), with alternate dates in Hobart approximately every two months, and Adelaide consultations are at 81 King William Street, Kent Town, on selected dates. A first consultation can be held by Zoom if you would prefer to begin remotely.
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All enquiries about penile augmentation are treated with the highest level of confidentiality. A formal quote is only provided after a private consultation with Dr Nara, with a chaperone present.
Submitting this form sends your enquiry to Dr Nara's team. Please don't include sensitive medical details — those are discussed at consultation.