How do I schedule appointment for penis enlargement? Not circumcised, will that be a problem?

One limitation of filler injection for augmentation is whether the patient is circumcised. If the patient is not circumcised, the filler can migrate into the foreskin and may cause a condition called phimosis, which is the thickening of the foreskin, making it impossible for the head of the penis to be extruded. This creates difficulty in cleaning the area, resulting in irritation or infection of this area. The only effective treatment is to do a circumcision. Therefore, when a patient does not want circumcision, injection of filler should either not be done, or done only under the condition that the patient agrees to a circumcision if phimosis occurs. Another way to increase the girth of the penis is by a minor surgery in which a sleeve of collagen (such as Alloderm or Surgimend) is inserted and wrapped around the penis just above the Buck’s fascia and underneath the skin. This, by itself, will increase the volume and, therefore, the girth of the penis. In addition, the presence of this layer of collagen stimulates the body to form more collagen and, therefore, further increase the girth. Injection of fat or filler on top of the sleeve at the same time as surgery further increases the girth of the penis and can also even out any unevenness, especially at the edge of the sleeve. This insertion of the sleeve and injection of filler can increase the girth by a great amount and the penis will feel natural without the “mooshiness” associated with injection of filler alone. If the patient wishes to have a greater increase in girth, the treatment of choice is insertion of the sleeve plus injection of filler. The insertion of the sleeve can be done via a small incision just above the base of the penis within the pubic hair, and is thus camouflaged by the hair and becomes virtually invisible.
For elongation of the penis, whether the patient is circumcised or not has no bearing on the procedure. This is done by detachment of the suspensory ligaments which is not affected by the presence of the foreskin. Details of this can be found in my website.

Many clients who get the Prometheus procedure are uncircumcised. They are advised that there will be a tapered look as no filler can be placed in the foreskin area; otherwise, the foreskin would become solid and not retract. Regarding size, filler amount is tailored to each client.