Penis Enlargement Price in Philippines: Implant for Aesthetics

Not satisfied with your size? But if you prefer it bigger, why not? The estimated price of penis enlargement surgery is from Php 100,000 to Php 150,000 and above. See the expenses involved.

Price List of Clinics

• Calayan Clinic – Php 200,000
• Alonzo Cosmetic Surgery – Php 150,000 to Php 170,000

Cost Factors

You have to understand that there are different components to the final cost of the surgery. Here are the most common factors that affect the price:

• Surgeon’s fee – usually the largest part of the total surgery cost
• Facility fee – the use of operating room or any other devices to conduct surgery
• Anesthesia – just like in any surgeries, the administration of anesthesia is carried by a different doctor
• Medication and aftercare – these expenses are for the recovery of the patient until the desired result is achieved.

Bear in mind that this is an average rate and may change anytime due to various market reasons.

You may have once decided to get bolitas but are now thinking of removing them. The price of removing the implant may start from Php 5,000 as a surgery package.

Who Can Avail The Surgery?

If you are of legal age, then no one is stopping you from undergoing surgery to improve your penis size. Usually, the surgeon will have to conduct a thorough evaluation of your health to see if you are a fit for the procedure.

The surgery is primarily an option among adult males. However, older people such as seniors may also opt to have the surgery as a personal preference.

Where Can I Have the Procedure?

The procedure falls under cosmetic surgery. Usually, it is offered by aesthetic clinics which are separate from medical centers and conventional hospitals. While you may be able to consult with a urologist, a cosmetic surgeon is the expert when it comes to enhancing a body part such as the penis.

Most of the time, this type of surgery is not covered by health cards coming from HMO companies. You need to pay out of your pocket since it is not included in most insurance coverage including Philhealth.

References: Healthline