Rejuvall® Penis Enlargement Costs & Pricing

Penis enlargement costs vary widely because there isn’t one procedure that fits every man. In general, pricing depends on whether your goal is length, girth, restoring lost visible size (buried/hidden anatomy), or a repair/revision case. Costs also vary based on whether your plan is surgical or non-surgical, what your anatomy requires, and what’s medically safe given your health profile.

At Rejuvall®, we publish starting prices to provide transparency, then confirm the best pathway after a private evaluation so you’re not paying for the wrong procedure—or pushed into a one-size-fits-all option.

Even when two men want “the same thing,” their bodies may require very different planning. The biggest price drivers include:

• Your primary goal: length vs. girth vs. lost size/buried anatomy
• Surgical vs. non-surgical path: surgery includes facility, anesthesia services, and longer aftercare
• Medical candidacy: factors like BMI, smoking status, diabetes control (A1C), and cardiovascular history
• Complexity: buried/hidden anatomy and revision cases tend to require more specialized planning

Rejuvall’s approach is to match the procedure to the patient—not the patient to a limited menu.

Most surgical pricing is bundled to cover the full, safe experience—not just “the procedure.” Depending on the specific operation, your total typically includes:

• Pre-op evaluation and medical planning
• Outpatient surgical facility and staff
• Anesthesia services (as medically appropriate)
• Surgeon’s fee
• Required post-op devices and protocols (when applicable)
• Follow-up support and visits

Your exact inclusions depend on which pathway you choose (length, girth, LifeSize®, repair, etc.), but the goal is the same: clear planning, structured aftercare, and a result that heals naturally.

Often, yes up front—but the smarter question is total value over time. Non-surgical enhancement can be ideal for men who want:

• Minimal downtime
• Stepwise progress over multiple sessions
• A pathway that can be refined as proportions develop

Surgery can make more sense for men seeking the largest possible change in a single plan, or those with anatomy that won’t respond well to non-surgical options. The best choice depends on your goals and candidacy—not just the starting number.

Hyaluronic acid (HA) is typically chosen for its adjustability and stepwise planning. It can be refined over time, and in some cases reversed if correction is needed. PMMA pathways are planned more conservatively because long-term success depends heavily on technique, dosing strategy, and patient-specific risk factors.

At Rejuvall we clearly name and document the exact product used. Bellafill® is a PMMA-based product, and our planning is designed to prioritize safety and natural-looking contour.

In many cases, yes—but not always in the same way for every man. Combining length and girth can increase total cost because it may involve:

• Additional surgical steps or a combined procedure plan
• More involved aftercare and recovery planning
• More time in the facility and clinical resources

That said, for the right candidate, combining goals can be an efficient way to reach a balanced outcome with one cohesive plan rather than piecing things together.

If the penis appears smaller primarily because of buried/hidden anatomy, an enlarged suprapubic fat pad, reduced visibility, or tissue detachment issues, thickness or basic length options may not solve the real problem—and can even make proportions worse.

LifeSize® is designed to restore visible size, function, and proportion by addressing the underlying anatomy first. These cases require a urologic skill set because the goal isn’t just cosmetic improvement—it’s durable structural correction.

To compare intelligently, don’t just compare the headline price. Ask:

• Is the care urology-led, or primarily cosmetic/injection-based?
• Is the clinic transparent about the exact product and the full plan?
• What is included (facility, anesthesia services, devices, follow-up)?
• What does aftercare look like, and who supports you if you have questions?
• Does the clinic do a high volume of repair work for men treated elsewhere?

Cheaper is not safer in this space. The best value is a plan that’s medically appropriate, documented, and built for long-term success.