Perito Urology

09/10/2026

WHAT CAN WE LEARN FROM THE IGHO UBIRIBO TRAGEDY?

Igho Ubiribo underwent an elective pe**le-enhancement procedure—and never came home.

His death was tragic, unnecessary, and should serve as a wake-up call for our entire industry.

We should not speculate before the investigation is complete. But we must confront an uncomfortable truth: possessing a syringe and purchasing filler do not qualify someone to perform pe**le enhancement.

This is not simply “putting filler in a p***s.”

The p***s has complex vascular anatomy. The injection plane matters. The material matters. The volume matters. Patient selection matters. And when something goes wrong, the person treating you must recognize it immediately and know how to respond.

That requires a real fund of medical knowledge—not a weekend course, an impressive social-media page, or a newly branded procedure.

Over many years, we developed UroFill® as a defined, reproducible technique with physician training, staged low-volume treatments, specific anatomical principles, and protocols for recognizing and managing complications.

No medical procedure is risk-free. But “minimally invasive” does not mean medically trivial.

Patients considering girth enhancement should ask:

Who is holding the syringe?
What is their training?
What technique are they using?
How much are they injecting?
And are they capable of managing an emergency?

The lesson from this tragedy is not that men should be frightened away from pe**le enhancement. It is that this rapidly growing field must demand higher standards, greater transparency, and meaningful physician training.

Because patient health and safety are—and must always remain—non-negotiable.

09/04/2026

Innovation in surgery should be defined by what is actually new, not simply what is newly named.

The “Phantom Technique” is a newer patient-facing name for the established infrapubic approach to pe**le implant surgery. Dr. Paul Perito’s minimally invasive infrapubic technique has been published, refined, studied, and taught for nearly two decades.

Before accepting claims that a surgical technique is “new,” ask:

What specifically is different?
Where has it been published?
What evidence supports the claim?

Innovation has a history. Know the difference.

The “Phantom Technique” is presented as a modern approach to pe**le implant surgery. How does it differ from Dr. Paul Perito’s peer-reviewed minimally invasive infrapubic technique first published nearly two decades ago?

08/05/2026

Thanks to Rigicon for their recognition of the recent designation of Fellow of Genitourinary Prosthetic Surgery (FGPS) Recipients.
https://www.rigicon.com/academy-blog/2026-sups-fgps-fellow-genitourinary-prosthetic-surgery-recipients/

Rigicon congratulates the 2026 recipients of the FGPS designation from the Society of Urologic Prosthetic Surgeons (SUPS). See the full list.

07/21/2026

MTP is back this week with Dr. Perito addressing a question he hears from patients and board-certified urologic surgeons alike: Is there a way to increase girth?

Dr. Perito asks the following question in response: Given the possible complications, is it worth it? Check out the episode here:

Dr. Paul Perito addresses the risks of pe**le lengthening, and the only method that's proven both safe and effective.

07/16/2026

This week, we had the privilege of welcoming Dr. James Stinson of Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara and Dr. Vi Nguyen, soon to join Mount Sinai in New York after completing fellowships at the University of Washington, for an intensive one-on-one pe**le prosthetic training experience in Miami. Find out more here:

At Perito Urology, our goal has always been bigger than teaching surgical technique: We strive to shape physicians who become leaders, educators, and advocates for men’s health.

07/14/2026

GLP-1 patients often a describe a corresponding drop in libido. Here's what you need to know--and how to reverse it.

07/08/2026

In episode 120 of MTP, Dr. Paul Perito addresses a frequently asked question posed by patients: Is my pe**le implant going to go up on its own?
While this is a complication that can happen for different technical reasons, it’s a rarity when performed by dedicated implanters. One thing patients should keep in mind is that if a patient is able to successfully maintain erections, it means that the anatomy is healthy and the implant has been properly placed.

For more information on pe**le implant surgery, please visit our website at PeritoUrology.com or call 305.444.2920.

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07/08/2026

In the latest MTP, Dr. Perito answers the question: "Can an implant inflate itself on its own?" Find out more here:

In episode 120 of MTP, Dr. Paul Perito addresses a frequently asked question posed by patients: Is my pe**le implant going to go up on its own?

07/08/2026

Looking for the cheapest option for girth enhancement can cost you more than money in the long run. Here's what you need to know.

Shopping for pe**le enhancement by price alone can be risky. Learn what the cost should include, from medical evaluation and authentic product to follow-up care and emergency access.

06/30/2026

MTP returns as Dr. Perito addresses one of the most frequently asked questions by patients: How will my implant affect my size?

In our latest episode, Dr. Paul Perito addresses one of the most common questions that comes up with patients and in discussions online: How will my implant affect my p***s size?