In future, we reserve the right to refuse corrective surgery for unsuccessful operations outside the clinic depending on the individual case

Dear patients,

Due to changes in our price list and a stricter procedure communicated to the outside world, we have been increasingly asked whether we still accept corrective surgery at all. In other words, corrections to operations that have gone wrong outside the clinic.

Because the patient in question imagined that they could get the same quality cheaper elsewhere or fell for some colorful homepages or social media posts by some trash influencers.

Is it unfortunate that there is no state control here? Yes, it is. But that’s their problem, not ours.

The answer regarding corrective surgery is therefore: yes and no.

From a purely human point of view, we would prefer to convey a clear “no”.

Everything that follows is formulated in the direct language we have used for 30 years. Do not misunderstand it as advertising, but as a continuation of the clear line and style of expression we have always had.
Social media and AI may make everything non-committal and soft, but we’ve been around much longer than social media and AI. And we will not change our direct, clear manner:

If a patient was actually so naive as to imagine that he could get the same work elsewhere as in our special center for penis enlargement, which has been established for 30 years, preferably in Turkey or other foreign countries for little money, then one could be of the opinion that it is his personal problem and bad luck.

One could also be of the opinion that it is his personal misfortune, even if he has surgery in Germany, with one of the experts in penis enlargement who have sprung up since the Corona pandemic (who have completed their training in this, especially during the Corona pandemic, WHERE exactly ?!).

We have not yet formed a final opinion.
We are therefore still available for corrective surgery under very specific conditions – due to the obligations we see in our medical oath.

BUT: These corrective procedures are becoming more expensive, because it is not at all clear why we should offer the extremely complex corrective surgery that we then perform in order to be able to offer the patient a result at a reduced price.
If the patient initially decided during the first operation that he did not trust us, why should we thank him by offering lower prices?

However, there are very clear, strict exclusion criteria; there are cases in which we consistently reject corrective surgery, regardless of the price. So there is now an absolute no.

Examples of when we are NOT available for corrective surgery:

Silicone plates for penis enlargement

If the patient has had a silicone implant, such as Penuma or Ellist, inserted to thicken the penis. It is absolutely disgusting to remove these implants, which are not approved in Europe. And especially if capsular fibrosis has already developed, as the virtually unpreventable consequence is a curvature of the penis due to scarring.

If the patient takes this risk, he has to live with the consequences. So definitely: we are not available for corrective surgery after silicone plate implantation.

Silicone balls for penis enlargement

Silicone balls or spacers for penis enlargement. Anyone who believes that this is much better than the technique with autologous tissue that we perform – for good reason – and who falls for the full-bodied promises of surgeons (in our experience in the Berlin area) must then please live with the consequences.

We do not perform corrective surgery if silicone balls or silicone spacers are used. These techniques, which often lead to pain during erection or to the implants slipping out of place, proved to be very disadvantageous over 15 years ago. So anyone who falls for the current promises of salvation made by this technique will have to deal with the consequences themselves.

Pre-operation in eastern and south-eastern countries

Pre-operations in Turkey, the Czech Republic or Slovakia. As a matter of principle. Because what we see there is simply catastrophic. If the patient goes there because he actually imagines that he can get the same quality at a lower price, then he is beyond help. Sorry for the direct words.

Grafts, Scaffolds, Dermagraft, Dermastripes

In a nutshell: Forget it, we are not available for corrective surgery

Examples in which we are available for corrective operations in individual cases:

Thickening with hyaluronic acid

You have fallen for the advertisements about the supposedly harmless thickening of the penis with hyaluronic acid. So you didn’t realize that there is no approval for hyaluronic acid for use in this high quantity on the penis? In individual cases, we can offer to remove the hyaluronic acid if possible. Please contact your preoperator for correction of the sagging skin.

Pretended operation

Have you had an operation in Darmstadt (not with us) or in the Frankfurt area and have not achieved any results? Then there is a good chance that you paid the full price but the penis enlargement operation was not performed on you. Instead, you were only cut open and stitched up again. If this is the case, you have a very good chance of achieving a good result by undergoing corrective surgery with us.

Unprofessional pre-operation

Have you had an operation in Cologne, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, Munich or Berlin, for example, and have no results? Then this is first and foremost very regrettable.

Whether we can perform corrective surgery in these cases depends crucially on WHAT was done to you. In order to be able to assess whether we are available for corrective surgery, we need a surgical report and a photo of the penis from above and from the side, on which the external scar and the relationship of the penis to the lower abdomen can be seen.

We know the preliminary work of many colleagues very well and have a very definitive opinion on this. Does it always go wrong? We don’t know.

But when things go wrong, we know that (we) can usually assign certain things to certain operators.

Are we gods in white because of our experience or our ability ? Certainly not !

But we are absolutely certain that we operate better and more effectively than some of our colleagues who book patients in for corrective surgery and who give the impression on the Internet that they have extensive experience and expertise in this operation.

Again:
Is it regrettable that there is no state control here? Yes, absolutely.

But again: this is not our fault.