Restoring confidence, intimacy and quality of life with advanced, confidential penile implant surgery for treatment-resistant erectile dysfunction.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is more than just a physical condition — it can significantly affect a man's confidence, relationships, emotional wellbeing and overall quality of life. While medications and lifestyle changes are effective for many men, some continue to experience persistent erectile dysfunction despite treatment.
At ILSS Hospital's Centre of Excellence for Penile Implant Surgery, we offer advanced, safe and highly effective surgical solutions for men with severe or treatment-resistant erectile dysfunction. Our experienced urology team provides confidential consultations, comprehensive evaluation and world-class penile prosthesis surgery using internationally accepted techniques to help patients regain a satisfying sexual life.
A penile implant (or penile prosthesis) is a surgically implanted medical device placed inside the penis to help men achieve an erection suitable for intercourse. Unlike medications, injections or vacuum devices, it provides a long-term solution when other treatments have failed — without affecting sensation, orgasm, ejaculation (if otherwise possible), or the ability to urinate. Every consultation is conducted with complete privacy, dignity and compassion.
Treatment is individualised based on medical condition, expectations, lifestyle and anatomical considerations.
Considered the gold standard for many patients, this device consists of two inflatable cylinders placed inside the penis, a fluid reservoir in the lower abdomen, and a concealed pump in the scrotum. When an erection is desired, the patient activates the pump to transfer fluid into the cylinders, creating a firm, natural-feeling erection.
A malleable implant consists of flexible rods inserted into the penis. The penis can be manually positioned upward for intercourse and downward for everyday comfort — a simple, durable option with fewer mechanical components.
Every patient undergoes detailed medical history review, sexual health assessment, physical examination, blood investigation and hormonal evaluation before surgery. Procedures follow internationally accepted techniques with meticulous attention to infection prevention, precision implant placement and cosmetic outcomes.
Modular Operation Theatres
Dedicated Intensive Care Unit (ICU)
Experienced Anesthesia Team
24×7 Emergency Services
Advanced Diagnostic Imaging
Comprehensive Laboratory Services
Multidisciplinary Medical Support
Dedicated Post-Operative Care
One of the leading urologists with extensive expertise in advanced endourology, reconstructive urology and men's sexual health, specialising in managing complex cases and high-risk patients with multiple comorbidities.
A highly skilled urologist with expertise in reconstructive urology and comprehensive management of erectile dysfunction, focused on personalised, evidence-based, and confidential care.
Men with erectile dysfunction that does not respond to oral medications, injections, or vacuum devices; diabetes-related ED; ED following prostate or pelvic surgery; or Peyronie's disease with severe ED who desire a permanent, reliable solution.
No. The implant is completely concealed within the body, with no visible external components, and the appearance of the penis remains natural.
A penile implant restores erectile rigidity but does not typically affect sensation or the ability to achieve orgasm, provided these functions were normal before surgery.
Yes. It is considered a safe and highly effective procedure when performed by experienced urologists, with strict infection prevention protocols and comprehensive pre-operative evaluation.
Generally 60 to 90 minutes, depending on the type of implant and complexity of the case. Most patients are discharged within a short hospital stay.
Most patients resume light daily activities within a few days. Sexual activity is generally resumed after approximately 4–6 weeks, once healing is complete.
Yes. Many men with diabetes are excellent candidates, especially if diabetes has caused erectile dysfunction. Blood sugar should be well controlled before surgery to reduce infection risk.