Dr. Jason Emer builds male enhancement results over multiple sessions using SOURCE:CODE (PRP with exosomes, stem cells and peptides), permanent filler like Bellafill PMMA, and treatments to the suspensory ligament and glans. This staged approach creates 360-degree proportion, prevents retraction and allows collagen to develop naturally. Individual results vary and the plan is decided in consultation.
Why staged sessions produce better outcomes than one visit
Dr. Emer builds male enhancement results over time, not in one appointment. The patient shown in the video built his results over a few years. Dr. Emer explains that the slower build gives a better outcome because it allows collagen to develop and lets him assess proportion at each stage.
The treatment addresses the shaft, the suspensory ligament area and the glans. Dr. Emer injects permanent filler like Bellafill PMMA for 360-degree enlargement and works toward the suspensory ligament to prevent retraction. He says, By injecting filler deeper, we get a sort of like a back stop that allows the penis to not retract. This creates more visible length, especially in men who start smaller.
Each session adds to the last. Dr. Emer adjusts the plan based on how the tissue responds and how much collagen the patient builds. He notes that some men build collagen more readily, which allows for more treatment over time. The goal is smooth, proportional results that look natural.
What happens during the treatment and what materials Dr. Emer uses
Dr. Emer uses a cannula to place permanent filler in the shaft, the suspensory ligament area and the glans. The filler is Bellafill PMMA, which stimulates collagen production. He also performs SOURCE:CODE, his advanced PRP injection that includes peptides, stem cells, exosomes and PT-141 for blood flow.
The treatment is 360 degrees. Dr. Emer explains that proportion is critical: You don't want it to be too top-heavy. He treats the sides and the base to balance the result. He also treats the glans to keep the head proportional to the shaft. The amount of filler depends on the starting size and the patient's goals.
Dr. Emer uses a cannula for most of the injection to minimize needle punctures. In patients who have built significant collagen, the tissue is thicker and the cannula is harder to move through. He finishes with a needle to refine the shape and smooth any irregularities.
Downtime, bruising and what to do after the treatment
Bruising is common and can lead to temporary darkening of the skin. Dr. Emer explains that this matters more to lighter-skinned patients. He uses lasers and peels to address pigmentation if it develops. The practice provides a post-care regimen with Emer Skin products and Enlighten Peel to speed healing and prevent discoloration.
Antibiotics and a steroid pack are required after the treatment. Dr. Emer says, You definitely need to prevent an infection. These are permanent implants. So, you don't want anything to happen. He has seen infections in patients treated elsewhere who did not take antibiotics. The steroid pack reduces inflammation.
Dr. Emer also recommends oral tranexamic acid, GHK injection and cream, and at-home shockwave therapy to stimulate blood flow. Red light therapy can help as well. The patient follows a normal routine after the treatment, and Dr. Emer performs shockwave therapy in the office to support healing.
How Dr. Emer addresses the suspensory ligament and prevents retraction
Injecting filler deeper toward the suspensory ligament creates a backstop that prevents the penis from retracting. This is especially helpful for men who start smaller. Dr. Emer says the technique really helps with making more length because it keeps the penis from pulling back.
In some cases, Dr. Emer performs mons pubis liposuction or injects neurotoxin (Botox or Xeomin) to the suspensory ligament. For longer-lasting results, he may trim a small amount of the suspensory ligament surgically and add fat grafting or ALLOCLAE to the base. These options are more permanent than filler alone.
Dr. Emer notes that filler in the ligament area is harder to place as the patient gets bigger because the tissue becomes thicker. In those cases, fat grafting or a surgical option may be more practical and cost-effective.
Treating the glans and maintaining proportion
Dr. Emer treats the glans (the head of the penis) to keep it proportional to the shaft. The patient in the video shows significant thickening of the glans over time. Dr. Emer explains that the number of treatments depends on how much the tissue can accept and how much collagen the patient builds.
He says, If it starts to get either lumpy, bumpy, or you feel like there's nowhere you can get, if you're pushing the filler in and it's starting to push out, if it's too hard at rest, there's a lot of little nuances. He monitors the tissue at each session and adjusts the plan. If the patient builds collagen well, more treatment is possible.
Dr. Emer also notes that even permanent treatments like fat grafting atrophy over time, especially if the patient works out. Touch-ups are needed no matter what material is used. The goal is to build gradually and maintain a natural feel.
What to expect in terms of sensitivity and sexual function
Dr. Emer says there should be no change in erectile function or sexual function. He performs SOURCE:CODE injection, which includes peptides, stem cells, exosomes and PT-141 to help blood flow. He recommends at-home shockwave therapy and peptides for rejuvenation.
The treatment does not affect sensitivity. Dr. Emer explains that the filler is placed in layers that do not interfere with nerve function. The SOURCE:CODE injection supports tissue quality and blood flow, which can improve erectile function over time.
Patients are advised to follow the post-care regimen and use the recommended supplements and peptides. Dr. Emer emphasizes that this is a comprehensive approach, not just one injection or one device. Individual results vary and outcomes depend on the patient's tissue response and adherence to the plan.
Who this treatment fits and what to ask in consultation
This treatment fits men who want to build size and proportion over time and who are willing to commit to multiple sessions. Dr. Emer explains that the slower build produces better results because it allows collagen to develop and lets him refine the shape at each stage.
Men who are already larger may need less filler and fewer sessions. Men who start smaller will require more treatment to reach their goals. The cost depends on the amount of filler used, which varies by starting size and desired outcome. Dr. Emer also offers fat grafting and surgical options for men who prefer a more permanent solution or who cannot afford repeated filler sessions.
In consultation, ask Dr. Emer about your starting anatomy, how many sessions he estimates, and what combination of treatments (filler, SOURCE:CODE, ligament work, glans treatment) fits your plan. Ask about post-care, antibiotics, and what to expect in terms of bruising and healing. Individual results vary and the plan is decided in consultation.
Questions about this treatment
Does PRP injection actually improve erectile function or is it just marketing?
Dr. Emer performs SOURCE:CODE, which is PRP with exosomes, stem cells, peptides and PT-141. This combination supports blood flow and tissue quality. He recommends at-home shockwave therapy and peptides as well. There should be no change in erectile function from the filler treatment itself. Individual results vary and outcomes depend on the patient's response.
How long do results last with permanent filler like Bellafill?
Bellafill PMMA is permanent and stimulates collagen production. Dr. Emer explains that even permanent treatments atrophy over time, especially if the patient works out. Touch-ups are needed to maintain the result. The patient shown in the video built his results over a few years with multiple sessions. Individual results vary.
Are there serious side effects or risks from PRP penile injections I should know about?
Infection is the main risk. Dr. Emer requires antibiotics and a steroid pack after every treatment. He has seen infections in patients treated elsewhere who did not take antibiotics. Bruising is common and can cause temporary darkening. The practice provides post-care products and lasers to address pigmentation. Individual results vary and risks are discussed in consultation.
Why does Dr. Emer treat the suspensory ligament area?
Injecting filler deeper toward the suspensory ligament creates a backstop that prevents the penis from retracting. This increases visible length, especially in men who start smaller. Dr. Emer also offers mons pubis liposuction, neurotoxin to the ligament, or surgical trimming with fat grafting for longer-lasting results. The approach is decided in consultation.
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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. Low-intensity shockwave therapy for erectile function is considered investigational. 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.