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10/13/2026

Two recent deaths have illustrated the need for girth enhancement to be left to medical professionals, not amateurs or aestheticians.

Check out our latest blog at UroFill.com to find out how our network of providers give their patients the highest standard of safety.

https://urofill.com/2026/10/13/girth-enhancement-ha-filler-safety/

10/01/2026

Three new Centers of Excellence. One shared commitment to exceptional care. 👏

UroFill® proudly recognizes:

📍 Kennesaw, Georgia
Dr. Shenelle Wilson
Metro Atlanta Urology and Pelvic Health Center

📍 Gilbert, Arizona
Dr. Frank Simoncini
Southeast Valley Urology

📍 Amarillo, Texas
Dr. Sloan Teeple
TMD Men’s Health

These practices join Dr. Clay Williams of Elite Enhancement of East Texas, the first official UroFill® Center of Excellence.

Together, they represent the skilled technique, continued education, and patient-centered care that define excellence in the UroFill® community.

https://urofill.com/2026/10/01/three-new-centers-of-excellence/

09/09/2026

Many people seeking girth enlargement are drawn to solutions offering permanent, e.g. lifelong increases in pe**le size. What many of them find out is that the filler is permanent even when something goes wrong. And things can go terribly wrong, especially when plastic beads or silicone are injected into the p***s; they’re permanent because they’re alien to your anatomy.

Find out more here:

It's not Halloween, but when it comes to unsafe girth enhancement, there's always a scary story.

09/08/2026

Many people seeking girth enlargement are drawn to solutions offering permanent, e.g. lifelong increases in pe**le size. What many of them find out is that the filler is permanent even when something goes wrong. And things can go terribly wrong, especially when plastic beads or silicone are injected into the p***s; they’re permanent because they’re alien to your anatomy.

It's not Halloween, but when it comes to unsafe girth enhancement, there's always a scary story.

07/27/2026

Should you get PMMA-based fillers for girth enhancement?

In a word: No. In two words: Hell no.

PMMA-based girth enhancement means injecting small plastic beads (commonly used as bone cement) into the p***s with the goal of increasing collagen. It's a "permanent" filler in that it's foreign to human anatomy and can't be removed, and precludes other forms of medical treatment.

So, once again, you should not have it injected into your body. Hyaluronic acid-based fillers, when administered by a board-certified urologic surgeon, are safe, reversible and have clinically proven results.

For more information, visit UroFill.com to find a provider near you. To schedule an appointment with Dr. Perito, visit UroFillClinic.com.

07/24/2026

In our latest short, UroFill© creator Dr. Paul Perito answers a question that should be glaringly obvious: Should patients use cadaveric fat for girth enhancement?

In one word: No. In two words: Absolutely not. In twelve words: You should not inject fat from dead bodies to increase your girth.

High-quality hyaluronic acid administered by a board-certified urologic surgeon is safe, reproducible, and if needed, reversible.

Don't gamble with your health and anatomy--especially if it involves injecting fat from dead bodies.

07/22/2026

Should you use your own fat to enhance your girth? In a word: No.

In this video, UroFill© creator Dr. Paul Perito explains why.

There are many types of fillers for girth enhancement, but only HA provided by a qualified urologic surgeon yields safe, reproducible results.

Contact us today at UroFill.com to find out more, or to find a certified provider in your area.

07/01/2026

"Permanent" girth enhancement techniques can impact your health and your ability to receive treatment later in life. UroFill® founder Dr. Paul Perito shares some of the unforeseen risks of non HA-based enhancement techniques.

“Permanent” girth enhancement techniques can mean permanent health issues and permanent complications when seeking treatment later in life. UroFill® founder and urologic surgeon Dr. Paul Perito explains why the wrong choice can last a lifetime.

06/18/2026

We’re proud to welcome Dr. Alan C. McCool of ICONA Health—the first Alabama physician trained and certified in the patented UroFill® technique.

A board-certified urologist and respected leader in men’s sexual health, Dr. McCool is now scheduling private consultations at his Birmingham practice.

https://urofill.com/2026/06/18/urofill-expands-to-the-heart-of-alabama/

Dr. Alan C. McCool, MD, of ICONA Health, is officially the first provider in Alabama trained and certified in the UroFill® technique .

06/10/2026

UroFill® recently hosted another successful two-day international training program in Miami, welcoming Dr. Shilpa Argade from San Diego, California, and Dr. Ronald Parra Contreras from Santiago, Chile to the growing UroFill® family.

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