Penis Enlargement (Lengthening and Thickening) in Turkey
Penis enlargement in Turkey: suspensory ligament release for visible length with fat transfer for girth, in one operation; 1 hospital night and 2 hotel nights (4 days in Turkey). Honest expected gains, what ligament release does and does not change, recovery with traction, risks.
€3,500Package priceOperation, 1 hospital night, 2 hotel nights and airport transfers — one price, no add-ons for anaesthesia or medication.
See exactly what is and is not includedAnaesthesia
General or spinal anaesthesia
Operation time
1.5–2.5 hours
Hospital / hotel
1 night / 2 nights
Stay in Turkey
3 nights / 4 days (1 hospital + 2 hotel)
Back to work
Desk work in 7–10 days
Package price
€3,500
What Penis Enlargement involves
This operation combines two procedures. Lengthening releases the suspensory ligament that tethers the penis to the pubic bone, so that the part of the shaft that normally sits inside the body drops forward and more of it is visible; a portion of the pubic fat pad is often removed at the same time so less of the base is buried. Thickening transfers your own fat, taken by liposuction from the abdomen, into the layer beneath the skin of the shaft to increase girth. Both are done under one anaesthetic.
Expectations decide satisfaction, so the numbers are stated plainly. Ligament release increases the visible flaccid length by typically 1–2 cm; it does not lengthen the erect penis, because the erectile tissue itself is unchanged — the gain in erection is mainly a lower angle and a more prominent appearance. To keep the gain, a traction device must be worn for several months after surgery, or the ligament re-attaches and the result is lost. Fat transfer adds typically 1–2 cm of circumference once the fat that survives has settled; a proportion is absorbed, and touch-up may be wanted.
What it does not do: it does not change erectile function, it does not increase erect length, and it does not treat concerns that are about perception rather than measurement. Men with a penis of normal size who feel it is small are common, and a surgeon who screens for this and discusses it honestly is protecting you. Permanent fillers such as silicone or PMMA are not used; they cause long-term complications and cannot be removed.
Scars: A short horizontal or V-shaped scar at the base of the penis in the pubic hair; tiny ports for fat harvest and transfer
Who it suits — and who it does not
Good candidates
- ✓A wish for more visible flaccid length and more girth, with realistic expectations of 1–2 cm in each
- ✓A prominent pubic fat pad that buries the base — removing it adds visible length
- ✓Adults in good general health with normal erectile function
- ✓Willing to wear a traction device daily for 4–6 months after surgery
- ✓Non-smokers; nicotine reduces fat survival and slows healing
When we would tell you not to come
- –Expecting a change in erect length or in sexual performance
- –Normal anatomy with a perception of smallness that surgery will not resolve — discussed honestly and screened for
- –Erectile dysfunction, Peyronie’s disease or previous penile surgery without specialist assessment
- –Unwilling to use traction afterwards — the length gain will be lost
- –Diabetes that is poorly controlled, or anything that impairs wound healing
If your case is on the right-hand list, we say so at the review stage, before you book anything. Some of these are solved with a different plan; some mean the honest answer is not to travel — and we will tell you that too.
Techniques and options
Suspensory ligament release
Through a short incision at the base of the penis hidden in the pubic hair, the suspensory ligament is divided where it attaches to the pubic bone, allowing the buried portion of the shaft to advance. A spacer of the patient’s own tissue or fat is placed to reduce re-attachment. The skin at the base is closed in a way that lengthens the visible shaft (a V-Y advancement) when appropriate.
Pubic fat pad reduction
Liposuction or direct removal of the fat over the pubic bone so that less of the base is buried. In heavier men this alone produces most of the visible change, and in some it is all that is needed.
Fat transfer for girth
Fat is harvested by gentle liposuction from the abdomen, purified, and injected in fine passes beneath the skin of the shaft, evenly around its circumference, avoiding the glans and the urethra. Roughly half to two-thirds of the fat survives; the surgeon places volume with this in mind.
Hyaluronic acid filler as an alternative for girth
For men who prefer a non-surgical, reversible option, hyaluronic acid filler adds girth for 12–18 months and can be dissolved. It is discussed as an alternative to fat transfer; permanent fillers are never used.
Traction protocol
From about 2–3 weeks after surgery, a traction device is worn daily for several hours, for 4–6 months. This keeps the released ligament from re-attaching and is what converts the operation into a lasting gain. The device and instructions are provided.
What happens on surgery day
- 1
Assessment before travel: a private consultation by message or call about your goals and expectations, erectile function, medical history, and whether you are willing to use traction. Flaccid and stretched length and girth are measured on arrival so that gains can be documented honestly.
- 2
Admission on the morning of surgery after fasting. Blood tests and anaesthetic review; compression stockings and an anti-clotting injection.
- 3
Under general or spinal anaesthesia, fat is harvested from the abdomen and processed. The ligament is released through the base incision, the pubic fat pad reduced, and the skin closed. Fat is then injected around the shaft.
- 4
A light dressing and supportive underwear. One night in hospital for pain relief, observation of swelling and bruising, and the first wound care.
- 5
Discharge to the hotel on day 2. Clinic visits for wound checks and the fit-to-fly report before you travel; traction begins at 2–3 weeks under remote guidance.
Recovery timeline
Days 1–3
Swelling and bruising of the penis and scrotum, which can look alarming; soreness at the base and the liposuction site. Regular painkillers, supportive underwear, rest with the pelvis raised, cold packs wrapped in cloth for short periods.
Days 3–4
Swelling begins to reduce. Showers from day 3. Walking comfortably. Wound check and fit-to-fly report before the flight home.
Weeks 2–3
Desk work resumes. Sutures dissolving. Traction begins when the wound is healed, starting with short sessions and building to several hours a day. Nocturnal erections are normal and are not harmful.
Weeks 4–6
Swelling largely gone; fat feels firm and slightly uneven as it settles — expected. Light exercise from week 4. Sexual activity from 6 weeks once cleared.
Months 3–6
Fat survival established by 3 months; girth is final. Traction continues to month 4–6; length gain is measured against the pre-operative baseline.
Results — and their limits
Typically 1–2 cm more visible flaccid length and 1–2 cm more circumference, measured against your documented baseline, with a lower erection angle. These are modest, real changes; men who expect them are satisfied and men who expect more are not.
Erect length is unchanged. Erectile function is unchanged when the operation is done correctly.
The length gain depends on traction: without it, the ligament re-attaches and the gain is lost within months. With it, the gain is lasting.
Girth from fat is permanent for the fat that survives; some absorption is expected and a touch-up transfer is possible after 6 months. Slight irregularity that settles over months is common.
When it is final: Length gain judged at 6 months with traction; girth as fat survival settles at 3 months
Risks and how they are managed
Every operation carries risk. These are the ones that matter for this procedure, and what is done to reduce, spot or treat each.
Loss of the length gain from ligament re-attachment
A tissue spacer at surgery and strict traction for 4–6 months. This is the commonest reason for disappointment and is largely in your hands.
Lower or less stable erection angle
Expected to a degree after ligament release — the penis points less upward. Discussed beforehand; some men consider it a downside.
Fat absorption, lumps or unevenness
Gentle harvest and processing, small-volume passes, avoiding over-filling; massage as instructed; touch-up or, for persistent lumps, treatment after 6 months.
Wound-healing problems or infection at the base
Non-smoking, hygiene, antibiotic cover; increasing redness, discharge or fever reported immediately.
Scar at the base
Hidden in the pubic hair; can thicken in some men; silicone from week 3.
Altered sensation
Usually temporary; the nerves to the glans run along the top of the shaft and are avoided.
Bleeding or haematoma
Blood thinners stopped; observation overnight in hospital; drained if a collection forms.
Dissatisfaction with modest gains
Honest counselling and documented measurements before surgery; screening for concerns about perception rather than size.
What you pay
€3,500Package price
One fixed price for the operation and a 3-night stay: 1 hospital night and 2 hotel nights. No deposit surprises, no add-ons for anaesthesia or medication.
Included
- ✓Private consultation with the operating surgeon and documented baseline measurements
- ✓Pre-operative blood tests and anaesthetic assessment
- ✓Suspensory ligament release with tissue spacer, pubic fat pad reduction where indicated, and fat transfer for girth, under general or spinal anaesthesia in a hospital operating theatre
- ✓1 night in hospital with nursing care, medication and anti-clotting injections
- ✓2 nights in a 4- or 5-star hotel near the hospital
- ✓Private transfers between airport, hospital, clinic and hotel
- ✓Supportive underwear, dressings, wound checks, fit-to-fly report and a traction device with written protocol
- ✓12 months of remote follow-up including the traction period
Not included
- –Flights and travel insurance
- –A touch-up fat transfer after 6 months if wanted, quoted separately
- –Hyaluronic acid filler if chosen instead of fat, priced per ml
May change after examination — and why
Only after a clinician has examined you, only in writing, and only with your yes.
- △The plan itself, if the surgeon’s examination differs from the photo review — for example a lift turns out to be needed alongside an augmentation. You receive a revised written quote before anything is done, and you can decline it; neither we nor the hospital charge you for saying no.
- △Extra hospital nights, if the surgeon or anaesthetist wants to keep you in longer. The nightly rate is stated in your written plan; it is never added silently.
- △Findings in the pre-operative tests — poorly controlled diabetes or blood pressure, a blood-borne infection, an unexpected ECG — can postpone the operation or change the hospital’s price. You are told before surgery, not on the invoice.
- △Extra hotel nights if you are not fit to fly on the planned day, at the rate in your plan.
Free
Not “included” — free, whether or not you go ahead.
- 0The surgeon’s review of your photos and documents, and the written plan and price that follow
- 0Asking questions, asking for a plan for a different procedure, or deciding not to go ahead before anything is booked — none of this costs anything
- 0A coordinator on WhatsApp before you travel, during your stay and after you are home
The total you pay
€3,500, plus your flights and travel insurance, plus any item in the “may change” list that turns out to apply to you — each confirmed to you in writing before it is done. Nothing else. Our coordination is inside this price. You do not pay us separately, and nothing is added at the clinic that was not in your written plan.
How our pricing works →How to compare this with a quote at home
Ask any clinic for the same list: surgeon and anaesthetist fees, hospital nights, tests, medication, garments or splints, follow-up visits. A cheaper headline price usually excludes several of these. Then add your flights and insurance to our price for a like-for-like comparison.
How to choose a clinic for Penis Enlargement
Ask these before you pay a deposit — here or anywhere else. Every one of them has an answer that can be written down and checked. A clinic that answers with reassurance instead of a document has told you something.
Which specialty does the surgeon hold — plastic surgery, urology or gynaecology?
All three operate in this area legitimately, depending on the procedure. Ask which it is and what they do the rest of the week, because volume in this specific operation is what matters here.
What can this operation change for me, in measurements, in writing?
This is the field where promises outrun anatomy most often. Ask for the expected change as a range, on your own examination, and treat any single confident number as a warning.
What technique and material, and how much of it is still there at twelve months?
For girth procedures it matters whether it is fat transfer, a dermal graft or an injectable, because each resorbs differently. Ask for the twelve-month figure, not the day-one one, and ask what a second session would cost.
What is the risk to sensation, to sexual function and to continence?
Ask for each one separately and with numbers. A surgeon who treats this as an aesthetic question rather than a functional one is the wrong surgeon.
Who sees me afterwards, when, and what does a revision cost?
Healing here is slow and the final result is late. Ask for the follow-up schedule and the revision policy before you book, not after.
How are my photographs stored, and will they be used in marketing?
You can refuse consent for marketing use and still have the clinical photographs taken. Ask who can see them and how long they are kept.
What you get from us in writing
Before you pay anything, your plan names the hospital and the surgeon who will treat you, their authorisation, the technique, and the full list of what the price does and does not cover. We proceed with the partner that fits your case — and you have the names in front of you first.
How to prepare
- 1.Discuss your goals frankly with the coordinator and surgeon; ask what gain is realistic for you. Everything is confidential.
- 2.Stop smoking 4 weeks before and after; nicotine reduces fat survival.
- 3.Stop aspirin, ibuprofen, fish oil and supplements that increase bleeding 14 days before.
- 4.Trim rather than shave the pubic hair a few days before.
- 5.Bring supportive, soft underwear and loose trousers; arrange 3 nights (4 days) in Turkey, 7–10 days off desk work and 6 weeks without sexual activity.
Aftercare at home
- •Supportive underwear day and night for 4 weeks; rest with the pelvis raised in the first week; cold packs wrapped in cloth for short periods.
- •Showers from day 3; keep the base incision clean and dry; no baths, pools or sea for 4 weeks.
- •No sexual activity for 6 weeks; nocturnal erections are normal.
- •Begin traction at 2–3 weeks as instructed and wear it daily for 4–6 months — this decides whether the length gain lasts.
- •Gentle massage of the shaft from week 3 as instructed to keep the fat even.
- •Report increasing pain, spreading redness, discharge, fever, or a sudden one-sided swelling. Send progress by message at 2 weeks, 6 weeks, 3 and 6 months.
Frequently asked questions
How much longer will it be?
How much thicker?
Why is traction necessary?
Will it affect erections or sensation?
Is fat or filler better for girth?
Am I a candidate?
How painful is it?
When can I have sex?
When can I fly home?
What is included in the price?
Often considered alongside
Free assessment
Send your details; a coordinator replies with a surgeon’s opinion and a written plan.