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Anything for a little boost, right?
For those who weren’t blessed with a large bulge, there’s a new, rather morbid, procedure that can fix that.
While men have had several different options to enhance their manhood, a new offering by a New Jersey-based urologist claims to have immediate results and lasts longer — but that isn’t to say it doesn’t come with some shocking side effects.
Dr. Stuart Diamond is a penis expert in his own right.
He’s the doctor behind the Diamond XL 360, a procedure that uses filler to increase a pecker’s girth. Now, he’s taking things a step further by using filler from the stomach fat of a dead donor for hopefully even better results for his patients.
It’s claimed that patients who undergo this procedure will maintain volume in their Johnson for several years longer than traditional fillers, which are said to only last up to six months.
While proper protocol, like removing the cells, must be followed when taking leftover fat from the deceased so the living body that it’s being injected into doesn’t reject it, the FDA technically hasn’t approved this.
Using your own fat to inject elsewhere in your body for enhancement? Sure.
But taking it from a person who has passed to inject into your own penis? Not so much, meaning it’s an “off-label” operation that hasn’t been cleared just yet because the FDA hasn’t approved of any penis-enlargement procedure, just yet.
Dr. Diamond will soon be offering treatments free of cost to a few guinea pigs in their 40s or older so he can monitor their results.
If all goes well, anyone in the Tri-state area looking for a little boost in size will be able to schedule the procedure with Diamond in his NJ office.
For those brave enough to volunteer, it’s important to note that side effects can supposedly range from mild bruising and swelling to visible lumps and irregularities to possible deformity and dysfunction of the penis, according to the Solomon Cosmetic Center and the National Library of Medicine.
It’s unknown what the Diamond XL 360 2.0 will cost, but considering other surgeons charge anywhere from $10,000 to $20,000 for regular filler injections, this one will cost a pretty penny.
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