In this prospective single-center case series, we examine the efficacy and outcomes of Himplant®, a subcutaneous silicone penile implant, placement in four patients with post-radical prostatectomy erectile dysfunction who experienced limited benefits with phosphodiesterase-5 inhibitors.

The Himplant® subcutaneous silicone penile prosthesis was placed in a standardized manner through a scrotal incision in all cases to mask residual penile deformities and enhance penile girth after Peyronie’s disease treatment.

The company endorses that on average, girth and flaccid length are increased by one to two inches.

We performed a retrospective analysis of men undergoing Penuma implants between November 2020 and January 2022 with a single surgeon at a tertiary hospital.

The Penuma® implant is a medical-grade silicone implant surgically inserted subcutaneously to provide cosmetic improvement of the penile aesthetic.

Silicone blocks and sleeves are simple devices used in cosmetic surgery.

Penuma is a soft silicone, subcutaneous penile implant indicated for the aesthetic improvement of penile appearance in men who have retractile penis, mild penile indentation deformities, inadequate girth, and other related irregularities.

We report a novel solution for patients suffering from adult acquired retractile penis. Three patients complained of retractile penis (when standing) and/or prepubic recession.

Penile prosthesis surgery for erectile dysfunction has the highest satisfaction rates among all treatment options but is often associated with subjective and objective loss of penile length and girth following surgery.

Many prosthetic urologists are not aware that the first semi-rigid penile prosthesis and the first three-piece inflatable penile prosthesis (IPP) were introduced in the United States (US) almost simultaneously 50 years ago.