Glans enlargement in Busan Seomyeon — balance the head, complete the look.

A flat ₩1,700,000 for the filler version at our Busan Seomyeon clinic, the same figure regardless of volume used. The dermal approach for longer durability is quoted at consultation. Both are on the published price list and identical for every patient.

Usually not. It is most often combined with shaft work in the same visit — girth filler, a fat graft or a dermal graft — because proportion between head and shaft is what makes an enlargement result read as natural. A naturally narrow head with no shaft work planned is the other common reason.

No. The material placed at our Busan clinic sits in the plane beneath the surface layers where the sensory nerve endings are, adding volume without disturbing them. That plane is why a urologist familiar with the anatomy performs it at our Busan clinic rather than a general injector.

Yes. Hyaluronic filler in the glans can be fully dissolved at our Busan clinic with hyaluronidase, listed at ₩1,500,000 — the same reversibility that makes filler the sensible first version of any enlargement decision.

The filler version softens gradually and is refreshed at our Busan clinic if you want the fullness maintained; the dermal approach lasts considerably longer. Your Busan urologist gives you the honest range for each at consultation rather than a headline figure.

By durability and by whether you want the option to undo it. Filler is reversible and the usual first choice at our Busan clinic; the dermal approach is generally reserved for men who have already decided and are having durable shaft work in the same visit.

The change is proportional and modest by design — at our Busan clinic the aim is balance with the shaft rather than size in isolation. Your urologist tells you at consultation whether it will make a visible difference on your anatomy, including when the answer is that it will not.

One night for the filler version, which has a recovery measured in days. Where it is combined with shaft work, the longer procedure sets the number of nights — three to five for a fat graft, five or more for a dermal graft.

Yes, and it is usually better: one anaesthetic, one recovery, one trip to Busan, and proportion judged with both shaped in relation to each other rather than months apart.

Swelling for the first few days after the Busan procedure, settling within about a week for the filler version. No pressing or massage on the head, no sexual activity until your urologist confirms — typically about a week for filler, longer where combined with a graft.

Expected after the Busan procedure: swelling and temporary unevenness. Uncommon: nodules or asymmetry requiring adjustment, infection. Rare but urgent with any filler: skin turning pale, dusky or mottled, or pain out of proportion — a same-day message to the Busan clinic.

Send photographs before travelling. Hyaluronic filler can be dissolved at ₩1,500,000; other material is assessed by examination and, where needed, surgically removed from ₩1,500,000. Nothing new is placed over material that has not been identified.

The product and manufacturer are named in writing before you travel to Busan, the sealed manufacturer box is shown before it is opened, and the lot number goes into your record. The MFDS public register lets you check the approval yourself.

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 consults with you performs the procedure and manages your follow-up — one specialist from start to finish. You are never passed to a junior doctor or a nurse injector.

Three things. That it changes length or shaft girth — it does neither. That it improves sensation — it is placed to leave sensation alone, not to alter it. And that it will be dramatic on its own — done alone it is a small change, and our Busan urologists tell you when it would add nothing for your anatomy rather than take the fee.