Penile fat transfer, also called fat grafting phalloplasty, is a type of penile enhancement surgery. Fat cells are liposuctioned from another area of the body (like the abdomen or thighs) and then injected into the penis to increase girth.

Pros: Uses the patient’s own tissue, reducing allergy risk. May offer a more natural look and feel compared to implants.

Cons:
Requires two surgeries (liposuction and fat transfer).
Fat cells may not survive in the new location, leading to uneven results or the need for repeat procedures.
Potential complications of liposuction and fat injection.

Alternatives: Penile implants offer a more permanent solution with predictable results, but may feel less natural.

Recovery Time: Several weeks, with potential for swelling and discomfort for a few months.

Disclaimer: Penile fat transfer is a complex surgery with potential risks. Discuss thoroughly with a qualified urologist to determine if it’s the right choice for you.