VY advancement flap for penile length in Busan Seomyeon.

From ₩2,500,000, all-inclusive and direct-pay, at our Busan Seomyeon clinic. Combined reconstruction — a flap with buried-penis release or scar revision in the same operation — is quoted higher after assessment. Every figure is confirmed in writing before anything proceeds.

A V-shaped paddle of your own adjacent skin is advanced into the defect and closed as a Y, recruiting length in one direction. It recovers length that a skin shortage or scar was holding back rather than growing the shaft itself.

When local skin is available, yes. A flap keeps its own blood supply and nerves, so colour, texture and sensation match the surrounding skin. A distant graft must survive on the recipient bed, often heals with a visible mismatch and gives poorer sensation. The examination in Busan establishes whether local tissue is available.

No — the flap carries its own nerve supply, which is the main reason it is preferred over a graft. Temporary numbness near the incision can occur and settles as healing progresses.

Men with shaft skin deficiency after buried-penis release, over-resection at a previous circumcision, a tethering scar limiting extension, or a coverage defect after other surgery. Men with normal skin and normal measurements are advised against it at our Busan clinic.

Often, and sometimes it must be — releasing the fat pad or the ligament exposes shaft that needs skin to cover it, and the flap supplies that skin. Your Busan urologist says at the measurement whether one operation or a staged plan fits your anatomy.

A surgical recovery: dressings for the first days, swelling settling over two to three weeks, and the suture line maturing over months. No sexual activity until the urologist confirms the flap has healed, and no pressure or smoking during the first two weeks while the blood supply establishes.

Protecting its blood supply in the first two weeks — no pressure, no smoking, no early sexual activity, and following the written aftercare from our Seomyeon clinic exactly. Flap failure is uncommon and usually follows disregarded restrictions rather than the operation itself.

Well-planned V-Y flaps use skin immediately adjacent to the defect, so the match is close and the scar follows a designed line. It matures over months like any surgical line, and photographs at consultation set an honest expectation before you agree.

Frequently. Over-resection leaving tightness on erection is one of the commonest reasons men come to Busan for this operation. Send photographs before travelling and the urologist gives a provisional view on whether a flap, a Z-plasty or a combined reconstruction is the right tool.

Three to five nights for a flap alone, longer where it is combined with buried-penis release or ligament release. Your written plan states the nights for your case before you book flights.

Local anaesthesia with sedation or general anaesthesia depending on the extent of reconstruction, in the clinic's own procedure room in Seomyeon. Your urologist confirms which applies before you travel.

Expected: swelling, bruising and temporary numbness near the incision. Uncommon: infection, partial flap loss where the blood supply is compromised, wound dehiscence after early activity, and scarring requiring revision. Increasing pain, spreading redness or a dusky flap after day two is a same-day message to the Busan clinic.

No. It recovers length concealed by a skin deficit and does not grow the shaft. Where added length is the goal, ligament release is the relevant part of the operation and its gain is limited — our Busan urologists state both before payment.

No. Urogyn publishes one self-pay price list in Korean won and applies it to every patient. Nationality, language and booking from abroad change no figure.

Yes. The board-certified urologist in Busan who assesses the defect performs the reconstruction and manages your follow-up through healing. You are never passed to a junior doctor or a different surgeon.