Price list

Androfill® Price List

Package prices in US dollars. All three fillers are hyaluronic acid — reversible, and dissolvable with hyaluronidase if needed.

Hyaluronic acid dermal filler

Price is driven by total volume rather than brand. Your physician recommends a product and a volume at consultation — the girth estimator shows what a given volume is likely to achieve for your starting size.

  • All prices are quoted in US dollars and are subject to change. Prices may not include local or state taxes.
  • The estimated half-life of the filler is 1–2 years, depending on the product and on factors specific to the patient.
  • Individual results will vary from person to person.
  • Hyaluronic acid can be dissolved, reversing the procedure if necessary. Collagen stimulators cannot — those are not offered in the USA.
  • Medicare and private health insurance do not cover the Androfill procedure.

Flexible payments

Financing available.

Several routes, including plans at 0% APR. Payments start from around $199 a month, and prequalifying does not affect your credit score.

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Surgery comparison

What does surgery cost instead?

Filler and surgery are not really competing on price — they are different undertakings that happen to address the same complaint. A Penuma® silicone implant runs around $20,000. Cutting the suspensory ligament is about $12,000, and buys flaccid length only. Fat transfer sits at $6,000–$12,000, with a proportion of the graft reabsorbing unevenly.

All three need a general anesthetic, an operating theatre and weeks away from normal activity. None is reversible if you dislike the result, and no US insurer covers any of them.

Androfill® starts at $3,990, needs a local anesthetic, and you drive yourself home the same day. If it is wrong, it dissolves. That is the case for filler — not that it is cheaper, but that far less is being done to you. Our full comparison puts cost, recovery, risk and reversibility side by side.

Pricing questions

Frequently asked about cost.

Is the quoted price the price I pay?

Yes. One figure covers the consultation, the filler, the local anesthetic, your antibiotic and the follow-up review. Nothing is itemised separately afterwards. The only way the total changes is if you choose to add volume beyond your package at a later visit. State and local tax, where it applies, sits on top.

How do I know which package to pick?

Start with the estimator above rather than the price. Girth gain is proportional, so the same volume goes further on a shorter shaft than a longer one — which is why two men can take 10 ml and get visibly different results. Most land on 10–15 ml. Your physician confirms the volume at consultation, and can revise it down if the projection looks optimistic for your anatomy.

Should I take the largest package I can afford?

No — and we would rather say so than sell you the biggest one. Take the Large or XL, live with it for a few weeks, and decide from there. Adding girth in stages is safer than a single large volume, and it means you are choosing your final size having actually felt the previous one. Additional filler at a later visit is charged at the standard per-ml rate.

Can I spread the cost?

Yes. CareCredit, Cherry and Klarna all lend against this procedure, with monthly plans from roughly $199 and 0% APR available to applicants who qualify. Prequalifying does not touch your credit score. Terms, rates and the APR disclosures are set out on our financing page — the agreement is between you and the lender, and we take no part of any interest charged.

Do all ten clinics charge the same?

Package pricing is standard nationwide, so you are not penalised for being in a more expensive city. Individual clinics occasionally run their own promotions — worth asking your nearest clinic what is current when you book.

Why is surgery so much more expensive?

Because you are paying for an operating theatre, a general anesthetic, an implant or graft, and the aftercare that follows — $12,000 for a ligament cut, around $20,000 for an implant, with weeks off either way. Filler starts at $3,990, needs only a local anesthetic, and you drive yourself home. The cost gap is real, but so is the difference in what is being done to you: our comparison sets out recovery, risk and reversibility alongside price.

How do I pay on the day?

Credit or debit card with no surcharge — Visa, Mastercard and Amex — or through one of the finance providers if you have arranged a plan. Payment is settled on the day of the procedure, not in advance.

Will insurance or Medicare pay for any of it?

No, and it is worth being blunt about it: penile augmentation is classified as cosmetic, so no US health insurer covers it and neither does Medicare. Budget for the full amount, or use financing.

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About this page

Last reviewed on 30 July 2026.

Medically reviewed by Dr Gary Horn — founder of Androfill, consultant plastic and reconstructive surgeon and uro-andrologist, GMC 4267803.

General information only, not a substitute for a consultation. Individual results vary from person to person.