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Penile Widening
Penile Widening
Penile widening can be done by fat injection
or insertion of dermal-fat composite free graft or Alloderm™
dermal-matrix grafts placed beneath the skin of the penis shaft.
Alloderm is derived from donor human skin which is processed to remove
all the cells, leaving only the dermal-matrix. Alloderm has been used in
a variety of surgical procedures including burn surgery, nasal septum
reconstruction, lip augmentation, abdominal wall reconstruction and
breast reconstruction.
Autologous fat injection is done by doing
liposuction for harvesting the fat from abdomen or hip and injecting it
into the dartos fascia of penis to increase the girth.
The Alloderm is inserted through the same
horizontal pubic incision that is used with penis lengthening. These two
procedures are often performed together. In some cases, a second smaller
incision is made just behind the glans penis. 2-3 layers of Alloderm are
wrapped around the penis shaft beneath the skin and secured in place
with absorbable sutures. The Alloderm normally attaches to the penis
within 4-6 weeks.