Himplant® Pricing & Payment Options
Most patients pay $10,500–$19,000 for Himplant® cosmetic penile enlargement surgery. Final cost depends on your anatomy, surgeon, and add‑on procedures (e.g., circumcision or suprapubic fat removal, if needed). Many clinics offer financing to spread payments over time.
What’s included (and what can add cost)
The Himplant® implant is a subcutaneous penile implant, meaning that it's inserted beneath the skin of the penis.
Typically included
Himplant® device and sterile supplies
Surgeon’s professional fee and standard facility use
Anesthesia and routine pre‑op/post‑op care (varies by clinic)
Post‑op compression/wrap and standard follow‑up visits
May add cost (case‑by‑case)
Suprapubic fat reduction (lipectomy/liposuction) when extra fat buries the base of the penis and could affect results
Travel/lodging if you’re flying to a center of excellence
Medical clearances, Lab works and medication (typically covered by insurance)
(Your surgeon will give an itemized estimate after your consultation)
Warranty
Himplant® is backed by a limited lifetime warranty on the device. Coverage starts at 80% in year 1 and decreases to 40% from year 5 onward.
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Himplant® Pricing & Payment Options
Most patients pay $10,500–$19,000 for Himplant® cosmetic penile enlargement surgery. Final cost depends on your anatomy, surgeon, and add‑on procedures (e.g., circumcision or suprapubic fat removal, if needed). Many clinics offer financing to spread payments over time.
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Financing & monthly payment examples
Himplant® physicians frequently partner with medical financing companies (e.g., CareCredit®, Cherry, Fiona) to help you pay over time (subject to credit approval and terms). Some clinics offer in house financing options with no impact on your credit. On the “Find a Physician” page, you can filter by clinics that accept these options.
Example:
A $15,000 case split across approved financing may be paid monthly; your exact payment depends on lender, APR, and term. Ask your clinic about 0% intro‑period promotions when available.
Why Himplant® may cost more—or less—than alternatives
Cosmetic penile enhancement falls into a few categories. Initial “sticker prices” can be misleading; consider lifetime costs, safety, and outcomes.
Himplant® (surgical, soft silicone implant):
Is the first and only FDA‑cleared implant designed for cosmetic enlargement of the penis on the market, with average girth gains ~1–2 inches and approximately 50% increase in flaccid length is reported in published research As with any surgical procedure, certain risks exist with the Himplant procedure.
Temporary dermal fillers (e.g., HA, Fat transfer):
Multiple sessions are common with fillers; lifetime cost often exceeds a one‑time surgery. Fillers are not FDA‑cleared or reviewed by the FDA for penile enhancement; Among other risks, uneven results and deformity are documented. (See your urologist for guidance.)
PMMA / “permanent” fillers:
What drives your final quote
Note: Simulations are educational estimates only; they do not predict or guarantee outcomes. Individual results vary.
Pre‑op requirements:
Additional clearance may be required if you have underlying conditions that can increase the risks of the procedure.
Clinic & location:
Facility, anesthesia, and surgeon vary by location.
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Frequently Asked Questions
At Himplant®, we are dedicated to helping you to find the optimal male enhancement option. Read our FAQs or go to HimFACTS for more information.
21+ in age, in good health, and committed to recovery. There are certain other requirements that will be discussed between you and your Himplant® surgeon.
Each patient’s circumstances will determine the cost of the implant. Most patients pay $10,500–$19,000, depending on location, surgeon, and add‑ons (e.g., circumcision). Additional costs may include circumcision for uncircumcised patients, lipectomy for overweight patients, travel for remote patients, etc.
If paying for the procedure is an issue, many of our clinics offer financing plans, including zero-interest options for a period of time.
Most men get clearance at 6–8 weeks for sexual activity and a phased return to exercise typically starting 3–4 weeks after surgery, per your surgeon's guidance. Desk-based work usually resumes within about a week, while physically demanding jobs require clearance first.
Each milestone is confirmed at your follow-up appointments — see the workout question below for the detailed phase-by-phase exercise timeline.
Yes. The limited lifetime warranty covers the device itself — professional and facility fees are not included. Coverage starts at 80% in year 1 and decreases to 40% from year 5 onward.
Full terms, current coverage tiers, and the claim process are published on the official warranty page.
Most patients see an average girth increase of 1–2 inches and an approximately 50% increase in flaccid length (average). Individual results may vary based on your anatomy and the implant size your surgeon recommends.
Himplant® is a cosmetic implant, so the most visible change is in the flaccid state — girth and hang. Changes to erect length, if any, are unpredictable and depend on individual anatomy.
Results also develop over time: swelling resolves over the first weeks, and the natural tissue capsule that forms around the implant over roughly 4–8 months can add girth and a more natural feel. Your surgeon will walk you through realistic sizing for your body during consultation, and our clinical research page covers the published data behind these figures.
See If Himplant® is the Right Choice For You
Are you contemplating the Himplant® procedure but uncertain about your eligibility? Contact us now for a personalized consultation and discover how Himplant® can transform your confidence.
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