Dr. Jason Emer uses micro droplet silicone to enhance the glans at Emer Male Clinic. The technique places tiny amounts in the superficial layer, where the body encapsulates each droplet. Results build over multiple sessions. This is part of PHALLONOX, the clinic's male enhancement system.
What micro droplet silicone is and why it is used for the glans
The glans is thin skin over sensitive tissue. Hyaluronic acid filler absorbs water and swells, then metabolizes quickly in this area. Dr. Emer uses medical grade silicone oil instead, placed in micro droplets just under the surface. The product is FDA approved for ophthalmic surgery and used off label here.
Silicone is an oil. It does not swell or migrate the way a gel filler does. The body forms a thin capsule around each droplet, and those capsules create volume that stays in place. The result looks natural because the material integrates into the tissue rather than sitting as a pocket of gel.
How the injection technique works
Dr. Emer injects in the most superficial layer, almost to the point where the skin turns white or the droplet pushes outward. Some material may leak from the injection site. That is normal and means the placement is correct.
He works slowly, placing many small aliquots rather than one large bolus. The skin is stretched during injection so the droplets spread evenly. The area bleeds during treatment, which is expected. The goal is encapsulation of each droplet in its own fibrous capsule, and that happens only when the technique is precise.
Why this takes multiple sessions over time
One session will not give a final result. The patient in this video built his outcome over years, treating both the shaft and the glans in stages. Dr. Emer says consistency matters as much as the material itself.
Not everyone builds at the same rate. Some men need more sessions to reach their goal. The result is not 100 percent permanent in every case. Expectations must be realistic. You are enhancing what you have, not creating a size that anatomy cannot support.
What the risks are and why experience matters
Silicone is not forgiving. A lump or irregularity may require surgical removal. Steroid injection or five fluorouracil can sometimes dissolve a problem area, but not always. Dr. Emer has corrected complications from other practices where the technique was not precise.
Hyaluronic acid filler can cause vascular occlusion, lumps or migration. Studies show that permanent injectables like Bellafill have fewer side effects than some temporary fillers when used correctly. The risk is in the hands, not the material. This is why Dr. Emer will say no if the treatment is not right for you.
Who this fits and what other options exist
This fits men who want gradual, natural enhancement of the glans and are willing to commit to multiple sessions. You must be able to afford the full plan, not just one treatment. Dr. Emer says if you are going to do this, do it to completion.
Anatomy limits how much size you can add. Most men want more than their tissue can support. If injectable enhancement will not meet your goal, an implant is another option. The consultation will set realistic expectations before any treatment begins.
Questions about this treatment
Does micro droplet silicone improve erectile function or is it just for size?
Micro droplet silicone adds volume to the glans. It does not improve blood flow or erectile function. For those goals, Dr. Emer uses SOURCE:CODE, which is PRP with exosomes, stem cells and peptides. That treatment is a separate part of PHALLONOX.
How long do micro droplet silicone results last in the glans?
The body encapsulates each droplet in fibrous tissue, and that capsule is long lasting. Dr. Emer notes the result is not 100 percent permanent in every case. Some men need maintenance sessions over time. Individual response varies.
Are there serious side effects or risks from micro droplet silicone I should know about?
A lump or irregularity may form if the technique is not precise. That may require surgical removal. Steroid or five fluorouracil injection can sometimes resolve it. The risk is low when the injector is experienced. Dr. Emer has corrected complications from other practices.
Can you make the glans as large as you want with this technique?
No. Anatomy limits how much volume the tissue can support. Most men want more than is physically possible. Dr. Emer will set realistic expectations in consultation. If injectable enhancement will not meet your goal, an implant is another option.
Watch Dr. Emer explain it on YouTube
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Clinical note. Exosome and stem cell products are not FDA approved for these uses. PRP for sexual function and tissue healing is considered experimental. Fillers used for penile enhancement are used off-label; no filler is FDA approved for this area.
Prepared for Emer Male Clinic from Dr. Emer’s procedure explanations. General information from Dr. Emer's own procedure explanations, not medical advice. Results vary, and candidacy is decided in consultation.