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BackTable / Urology / Podcast / Episode #222
Exploring Penile Girth Enchancement Techniques
with Dr. Amy Pearlman
Patients seeking penile girth enhancement often do so for both physical and psychological reasons. When treating this patient population, understanding your patient’s goal is as critical as mastering the aesthetics. In this episode of BackTable Urology, Dr. Amy Pearlman, co-founder of PRIME Institute Miami, meets with our host Dr. Jose Silva to discuss practical tips for treating patients that seek penile girth enhancement.
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BackTable, LLC (Producer). (2025, March 25). Ep. 222 – Exploring Penile Girth Enchancement Techniques [Audio podcast]. Retrieved from https://www.backtable.com
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Synopsis
Dr. Pearlman shares her journey from academic urology to healthcare entrepreneurship, emphasizing the personalized, holistic care offered at her practice. The conversation covers the procedure's impact on patients' lives, the management of a concierge clinic, and the integration of sexual health with overall wellness. Dr. Pearlman elaborates on the specifics of the penile girth enhancement procedure using hyaluronic acid. She covers patient experiences, consultation practices, and safety protocols. The episode emphasizes the broader conversation around men’s health and the importance of sexual well-being.
Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
10:09 - Injectable vs. Surgical Options
10:30 - Hyaluronic Acid Fillers
14:06 - Patient Experiences and Expectations
24:09 - Injection Techniques and Aftercare
32:55 - Understanding Penile Aesthetics
35:43 - Consultation Process
37:23 - Pain Management
39:01 - Patient Experiences and Feedback
46:53 - Telehealth Consultations
49:22 - Closing Advice for Providers
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It's interesting how our patient population is maybe similar, and a little bit different. Yes, and some people will say, they'll ask me, "Well, what do you think? How much size do you think I should get?" It really is a personal choice. It depends on what their perception is going to be when they look in the mirror. If they have a partner, what the size of their partner is. I don't think a lot of people are acknowledging that.
I'll tell you, when I ask patients, what are your girth goals? I think a lot of people in this space would think that person says, "Well, I'm exactly at 3.5, and I want to be exactly 5.7." Jose, those are not my patients. I show them these models, I have a whole tray of these, and I have them just walk over to it in the corner of my room and I say, "Hey, man, where do you think you are, and where do you want to be?"
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