Is penile filler dangerous? The real risks, and what we do to reduce them
Penile filler carries risk, like any procedure: from bruising that settles on its own to a blocked blood vessel, which is rare but serious. We do not tell you there is no risk. We tell you what we do to reduce it, and how we are ready to correct it if it happens.
8 things we do for every case
Only the doctor injectsNever a nurse or assistant.
Thai FDA-registered fillerBought from licensed distributors. A new box opened in front of you, with the registration and lot number recorded in your file.
Volume limit per sessionNo more than [XX] cc per session; larger plans are split across sessions.
Assessment firstMedical history, medications and allergies taken, and the skin examined first. If it does not suit you, the doctor says so.
Written informed consentOff-label status, risks and alternatives explained first, then you sign.
Emergency-readyHyaluronidase and a resuscitation kit ready at the bedside, with a hospital that accepts referrals.
Sterile techniqueSterile room; single-use needles and cannulas.
Follow-upThe doctor calls you the next day, and you have a direct line to her.
Risks to know before you decide
Common, usually settle
- Swelling, bruising or tenderness at first
- A palpable lump or uneven shape, which massage or targeted dissolving can correct
Rare but serious
- Infection
- Blocked blood vessels, which can cause tissue damage or tissue death
- Clots or material travelling to other vessels, which can be life-threatening
Symptoms that mean you contact the doctor immediately
- Pain is severe or unusual
- Skin changes colour, or turns cold or pale
- Fever, pus or increasing redness
- Chest pain or difficulty breathing: go to hospital immediately
Check us before you book
Wherever you are treated, always ask to see these 4 licence numbers first. If a clinic will not show them, that is your answer.
Doctor’s licence[no.]
Facility licence[no.]
Advertising approval[no.]
Filler registrationShown on treatment day
Check the doctor's name at tmc.or.th and the filler's registration at fda.moph.go.th.
Free consultation with the doctor. No obligation.Send your questions on LINE. A nickname is fine. The doctor answers herself: whether it suits you, and how many cc to start with.