Penile enhancement cost depends on the method. Surgery costs far more than filler and carries more risk, while filler is priced by how much you need. At InjectCo, GlansGirth and BioGirth are priced at your consultation, and the P-Shot is $1,799 per session.
Written by Jen Adams, BSN, RN
Medically reviewed by Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director on October 30, 2026
Medical disclaimer: This article is for education and is not medical advice. Results vary from person to person. Talk with a licensed clinician before any treatment.
Cost depends on which method you choose and, for filler, on how much product your anatomy and goals call for. Surgery costs far more than filler and carries more risk, so the surgical rows show no dollar figure.
| Method | What it changes | Cost basis | How long it lasts | Downtime |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hyaluronic acid (HA) filler (GlansGirth at InjectCo) | Girth of the shaft, and the glans where it is treated | Priced at your consultation | Temporary; the gain shrinks over a year | Swelling and bruising for the first days |
| Own-blood penile girth treatment (BioGirth at InjectCo) | Girth, using a gel made from your own blood | Priced at your consultation | Discussed at your consultation | Discussed at your consultation |
| P-Shot | Not a size treatment; platelet-rich plasma from your own blood | $1,799 per session | Discussed at your consultation | Discussed at your consultation |
| Fat grafting | Girth, using fat moved from another part of the body | Costs far more than filler | Some of the fat may be reabsorbed (Mayo Clinic) | Surgical recovery |
| Ligament surgery | How much of the flaccid penis hangs outside the body, not its actual length | Costs far more than filler | The ligament can grow back together (Mayo Clinic) | Surgical recovery |
| Silicone girth implant | Girth, using a device placed under the skin | Costs far more than filler | Stays in place unless surgically removed | Surgical recovery |
GlansGirth and BioGirth are priced at your consultation, because the right amount of treatment depends on your anatomy and your goals. The P-Shot is $1,799 per session.
Ask about payment options at your consultation.
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GlansGirth is priced at your consultation.
Three things move the price of filler.
Your nurse injector explains your price before any treatment.
Filler treatment places hyaluronic acid gel under the penile skin to add girth. The FDA has approved dermal fillers only for specific uses in the face and hands, and the penis isn’t one of them, so using filler there is off-label. If you’re unhappy with a hyaluronic acid result, the filler can be dissolved with hyaluronidase.
The own-blood option uses a gel made from your own blood instead of a manufactured filler. Our own-blood penile girth treatment is BioGirth.
The P-Shot is a different treatment again. It uses platelet-rich plasma from your own blood, and it isn’t a size treatment, so it doesn’t belong in a girth comparison.
Surgery works differently, and each method has its own trade-offs:
If you’re weighing a nonsurgical route, our guide on how to increase girth without surgery covers the options.
In one randomized trial, a single HA filler session added about 2 cm (roughly 0.8 inch) of circumference at 24 weeks; results vary. Yang and colleagues ran that trial, and no serious adverse events were reported over the 24 weeks.
The gain doesn’t hold at full size. In a 12-month study that followed 38 men, by Zhang and colleagues, flaccid girth was up by about 3.4 cm at one month and about 2.4 cm at 12 months.
Filler is a girth treatment, not a length treatment.
Safety depends on the method, the material, and who performs it. For HA filler, a study of 230 men found complications in 4.3% over six months, mostly mild: bleeding under the skin (1.3%), lumps (2.2%), and infection (0.9%). All were treated, and no severe aftereffects were seen.
Other materials carry more risk. A 2025 review of penile enhancement complications found that HA generally has lower complication rates than non-absorbable fillers, silicone, and non-medical injected materials. For HA, it lists filler migration, lumps (2.2%), self-limiting bleeding (1.3%), and infection (1%) as the most common problems. The FDA has not approved injectable silicone or any injectable filler for body contouring or enhancement.
The American Urological Association says it considers fat injection for girth and division of the suspensory ligament for length to be procedures that have not been shown to be safe or efficacious.
Our guide on penile filler side effects covers what to expect and when to call.
Usually no. Penile enhancement is cosmetic, so health insurance typically doesn’t cover it. Healthline notes that insurance can cover a procedure for conditions such as micropenis or a buried penis when it’s deemed medically necessary. Check with your insurer directly.
Recovery from filler is far shorter than from surgery, and your nurse’s written aftercare is the guide for your own timeline.
Plan on sexual activity resuming after about two weeks, or as your nurse advises.
A good provider answers these questions plainly before you book:
Be wary of silicone, PMMA, or an unnamed substance, prices far below other providers, pressure to book right away, and vague answers about the product or volume.
At InjectCo, nurse injectors perform treatments under the medical direction of Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., Medical Director.
GlansGirth is InjectCo’s hyaluronic acid penile girth enhancement treatment. It treats the shaft and, where it fits, the glans. Treatments are performed by InjectCo nurse injectors.
Current GlansGirth offer: priced at your consultation. Your nurse injector confirms your plan, your price, and any offer that applies before any treatment begins.
Sensitive concerns deserve private care. Your consultation is confidential, and it’s a place to ask questions without committing to anything.
Ask about payment options at your consultation. Your team walks you through them before any treatment.
We regularly welcome clients flying in from California, Florida, New York, Illinois, and neighboring states like Oklahoma, Louisiana, and New Mexico, and many travel from across Texas. We offer travel voucher credits to help with the cost of your trip; your team confirms the credit at your consultation.
Whether you’re driving from Houston or flying in, the aim is to make a private consultation simple to arrange at any of our Texas locations.
Your nurse injector talks through your goals and explains your price before any treatment.
P-Shot $1,799 per session. GlansGirth and BioGirth are priced at your consultation.
Far more than filler, and it carries more risk. Prices vary by method and surgeon, and a surgeon quotes yours after an exam. Filler is priced by how much you need, and InjectCo prices GlansGirth and BioGirth at your consultation.
Usually not, because it’s cosmetic. Insurance can cover a procedure for conditions such as micropenis or a buried penis when a doctor documents medical necessity, so check with your insurer.
$1,799 per session at InjectCo. It uses platelet-rich plasma from your own blood, and it’s not a size treatment.
About 2 cm. In one randomized trial, a single HA filler session added about 2 cm (roughly 0.8 inch) of circumference at 24 weeks; results vary. In a separate 12-month study, the gain was smaller at 12 months than at one month.
No. Hyaluronic acid filler is gradually broken down, and a 12-month study found the girth gain shrank over the year. If you want the filler removed, hyaluronidase dissolves HA filler, so your nurse can adjust or reverse it.
It carries more risk than filler. The American Urological Association considers fat injection for girth and suspensory ligament division for length to be procedures that haven’t been shown to be safe or efficacious. Mayo Clinic notes cutting the ligament can leave an erect penis unstable, and injected fat can be reabsorbed unevenly.
Yes. Ask about payment options at your consultation, and your team goes through them before any treatment.
Dr. Josh Allen, D.O., is InjectCo’s Medical Director. He oversees the clinical standards behind every treatment InjectCo offers and supports its nurse injectors across all nine Texas locations. He earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his residency in emergency medicine with Texas A&M.
Dr. Allen earned his Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine at Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine and completed his emergency medicine residency with Texas A&M. As Medical Director, he reviews InjectCo’s treatments, protocols, and patient education content for accuracy and safety across all nine Texas locations.
