Best Penile Implant Surgeon in Jordan

The Ultimate Solution for Erectile Dysfunction, Restoring Natural Erections with International Expertise and a Success Rate Exceeding 98%.

Penile Implant Surgery in Jordan with International Standards

Reclaim Your Intimate Life with a Penile Implant

A penile implant is the definitive surgical solution for erectile dysfunction when medications and injection therapy are no longer effective.

Dr. Yaman Al Tal is a Consultant Urological Surgeon and Andrology Specialist with internationally recognized expertise in penile implant surgery. He leads a Coloplast Center of Excellence (COE), holds the prestigious European subspecialty certification in Andrology and Sexual Medicine (UEMS)—making him the only physician in Jordan with this advanced European qualification—and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons (FRCS Urol). He is also among the world’s most experienced penile implant surgeons.

Dr. Al Tal has successfully performed more than 1,000 penile implant procedures for patients from Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf region, and around the world, achieving a success rate exceeding 98%.

Dr. Yaman Al-Tal

Consultant Urological Surgeon, Andrology & Sexual Medicine Specialist, and Penile Implant Surgeon

14 years of clinical experience in the UK
International expert in penile implant surgery
More than 1,500 andrology procedures performed
One of the highest penile implant success rates worldwide
First Arab surgeon to train physicians in the United States

What Is a Penile Implant?

A penile implant is a highly effective, permanent solution for erectile dysfunction. There are two main types of penile implants: a malleable (bendable) silicone implant and an inflatable hydraulic implant.

The implant is placed inside the penis through a minimally invasive surgical procedure, allowing the patient to achieve a firm erection whenever desired.

Also known as a penile prosthesis or penile implant, this treatment is different from external vacuum erection devices. For a detailed step-by-step explanation of the procedure, you can read our Complete Guide to Penile Implant Surgery.

Penile implant surgery is typically recommended for men whose erectile dysfunction has not responded to medications or injection therapy. The procedure is performed as day surgery, allowing patients to return home the same day and resume sexual activity after approximately 45 days.

Types of Penile Implants

Malleable Penile Implant (Semi-Rigid Silicone Implant)

The malleable penile implant consists of flexible silicone rods that remain firm but can be bent into different positions. Its main advantage is simplicity, making it easy to use without the need for pumping or inflation.

Although it remains an effective and more affordable treatment option, the malleable implant is an older technology and generally results in lower patient satisfaction compared to the inflatable penile implant. It is still an excellent choice for selected patients depending on their medical condition, lifestyle, and personal preferences.

Inflatable Penile Implant (Hydraulic Implant)

The inflatable penile implant consists of three components: cylinders placed inside the penis, a small pump concealed within the scrotum, and a fluid reservoir. The implant is activated by gently squeezing the pump to produce a firm, natural-looking erection. After intercourse, the penis returns to its normal flaccid state by releasing the fluid back into the reservoir.

This is the most advanced type of penile implant and offers the highest level of comfort, discretion, and patient satisfaction. Dr. Yaman Al Tal has internationally recognized expertise and Coloplast certification in implanting all types of inflatable penile prostheses.

What Are the Benefits of a Penile Implant?

Many men wonder whether a penile implant is the right solution for them. For patients with erectile dysfunction that has not responded to medications or injections, penile implant surgery offers one of the most effective and reliable long-term treatments. Key benefits include:

Simple, minimally invasive procedure
Surgery may take as little as 30 minutes
No ongoing dependence on erectile dysfunction medications
Same-day hospital discharge in most cases
Restores reliable sexual function and confidence
Superior long-term results compared with lifelong medical therapy

What Are the Risks and Complications of Penile Implant Surgery?

A common question is whether penile implant surgery is safe. In experienced hands, the procedure is considered highly safe, with complication rates generally below 1%. Potential risks include:

Infection: The risk is minimized through advanced sterile surgical techniques and antibiotic-coated implants. Dr. Yaman Al Tal’s center has maintained an outstanding infection record.
Temporary penile pain: Mild discomfort after surgery is expected and typically improves as healing progresses.
Urethral injury: A rare complication that may occur in patients with significant scarring or complex anatomy.
Delayed orgasm: Some men may experience temporary changes in sexual sensation or orgasm during recovery, which usually improve over time.
Penile curvature: Mild curvature may occur in selected cases, particularly in men with underlying penile scarring or Peyronie’s disease, and can often be addressed during surgery if needed.

Penile Implant Cost in Jordan

In general, the cost of a malleable (semi-rigid) penile implant starts from 2,500 JOD, approximately equivalent to:

USD: 3,525
SAR: 13,230
EUR: 3,075
KWD: 1,085

The cost of an inflatable (hydraulic) penile implant starts from 6,000 JOD, approximately equivalent to:

USD: 8,550
SAR: 31,750
EUR: 7,385
KWD: 2,605

The final cost is determined after a specialist consultation, as every treatment plan is tailored to the patient’s medical condition, anatomy, and individual needs. Currency conversions are approximate and may vary depending on the exchange rate on the day of payment.

Dr. Yaman Al Tal’s center is a leading regional destination for penile implant surgery, welcoming patients from Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf countries, and around the world seeking internationally recognized expertise in the treatment of erectile dysfunction.

Causes of Erectile Dysfunction

Neurological Causes

Conditions affecting the nervous system can disrupt the signals needed for an erection. Parkinson’s disease, multiple sclerosis, stroke, and spinal cord injuries are among the neurological disorders that may cause erectile dysfunction.

Cardiovascular Causes

An erection depends on healthy blood flow. Heart disease, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and hardened arteries can reduce circulation to the penis and lead to erectile dysfunction. In some men, ED is an early warning sign of cardiovascular disease.

Psychological Causes

Around 20% of erectile dysfunction cases are primarily psychological. Stress, anxiety, depression, relationship problems, and performance anxiety can all make it difficult to achieve or maintain an erection.

Hormonal Causes

Hormonal disorders can affect sexual performance. Low testosterone, diabetes, thyroid disease, and elevated prolactin levels are among the most common hormonal causes of erectile dysfunction. Treating the underlying condition often improves sexual function.

Medication-Related Causes

Certain medications can contribute to erectile dysfunction as a side effect. Common examples include some antidepressants, blood pressure medications, sedatives, and muscle relaxants. If symptoms begin after starting a new medication, your doctor may recommend a suitable alternative.

Does Every Man with Erectile Dysfunction Need a Penile Implant?

No. Although a penile implant is the most effective permanent treatment for erectile dysfunction, it is not the first option for every patient. Many men can be successfully treated with medications, lifestyle changes, or by addressing the underlying medical condition.

Treatment begins with a thorough evaluation to identify the exact cause of erectile dysfunction. Based on the diagnosis, your doctor will recommend the most appropriate treatment, which may include oral medications, injection therapy, or, when necessary, a malleable or inflatable penile implant.

In some cases, controlling the underlying condition—such as high blood pressure, diabetes, or hormonal disorders—or adjusting medications that contribute to erectile dysfunction may significantly improve sexual function.

Medical therapy is typically tried before considering surgery. Many patients respond well to oral medications or other non-surgical treatments, making a penile implant unnecessary. Surgery is generally reserved for men w

1. Oral Medications

Oral medications such as Viagra® (sildenafil) and Cialis® (tadalafil) are commonly prescribed as the first-line treatment for erectile dysfunction. They work by increasing blood flow to the penis, helping men achieve and maintain an erection.

These medications are effective for many patients, and their side effects—such as headache or nasal congestion—are usually mild and temporary. However, they should only be taken under the guidance of a qualified physician.

2. Non-Oral Treatments

For men who do not respond to oral medications, other treatments are available. Alprostadil can be administered either as an injection into the penis or as a urethral suppository to stimulate an erection.

Although highly effective, these treatments may cause side effects such as penile discomfort, a burning sensation, or, in rare cases, a prolonged erection requiring medical attention. Overall, they have a success rate of approximately 85% in appropriately selected patients.

Does Erectile Dysfunction Mean the End of a Man's Sex Life?

Absolutely not. Erectile dysfunction is one of the most common medical conditions affecting men, with studies estimating that around 1 in 10 men will experience it at some point in their lives.

Thanks to major advances in modern medicine, erectile dysfunction is now highly treatable. Men can restore their sexual function through a wide range of effective treatments, including medications, injection therapy, or penile implant surgery when appropriate.

The best treatment depends on the underlying cause of erectile dysfunction. While many men achieve excellent results with oral medications such as Viagra®, others may benefit from a permanent solution like a penile implant. With the right diagnosis and treatment, most men can return to a satisfying and active sex life.

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FAQs

Is there an alternative to a penile implant?

A penile implant is the most effective permanent treatment for erectile dysfunction, allowing men to reliably restore their sexual function. While less effective treatment options are available, they often do not provide consistent or satisfactory long-term results. For men who do not respond to conservative therapies, a penile implant remains the gold standard solution.

Is penile implant surgery dangerous?

With proper preparation and careful adherence to your surgeon’s instructions, penile implant surgery is a very safe procedure. It can be performed successfully in men of all ages. Dr. Yaman Al Tal has successfully performed penile implant surgery on patients well into their 80s, demonstrating that age alone is not a barrier when a patient is medically fit for surgery.

Which type of penile implant is the best?

All types of penile implants are effective treatments for erectile dysfunction, but the best choice depends on each patient’s individual needs. What works well for an older man may not be the ideal option for a younger patient. Some men are better suited to a malleable (semi-rigid) implant, while others benefit more from an inflatable penile implant. Each type has its own advantages and considerations that should be carefully evaluated.

Does a penile implant affect sensation or ejaculation?

An inflatable penile implant is generally more discreet than a malleable implant. When the procedure is performed correctly by an experienced surgeon, the implant is concealed inside the body, and in most cases, a partner cannot tell that a penile implant is present during everyday activities or by appearance alone.

How much does a penile implant cost?

The cost of penile implant surgery should never be the deciding factor when choosing where to have your procedure. Prices are often comparable across many countries, but the surgeon’s experience is what truly matters. Choosing a surgeon who performs more than 100 penile implant procedures each year is associated with lower complication rates and better long-term outcomes.

At Dr. Yaman Al Tal’s Center of Excellence, penile implant surgery is performed with exceptional precision and internationally recognized expertise. The cost reflects the quality of care, advanced surgical techniques, and long-term results. The price of an inflatable (hydraulic) penile implant starts from USD 8,600.

Does a penile implant affect orgasm?

No. A penile implant does not affect penile sensation. When the procedure is performed correctly, sensation remains normal, and most men do not notice any difference in feeling after surgery.

What is the cost of a penile implant in Jordan?

The cost of a malleable (semi-rigid) penile implant with Dr. Yaman Al Tal starts from 2,500 JOD, approximately equivalent to USD 3,525, SAR 13,230, EUR 3,075, or KWD 1,085. This price includes all aspects of the procedure, including the hospital stay, anesthesia, the implant device, and the surgeon’s professional fees.

The cost of a three-piece inflatable (hydraulic) penile implant starts from 6,000 JOD, approximately equivalent to USD 8,460, SAR 31,750, EUR 7,385, or KWD 2,605. The price also includes the hospital, anesthesia, the implant device, and all surgical fees. For a detailed breakdown of available options, please visit our Penile Implant Cost page.

The final cost is determined after a specialist consultation and a comprehensive medical evaluation, ensuring the most appropriate implant and treatment plan for each individual patient.

Can a penile implant treat premature ejaculation?

A penile implant is not a treatment for premature ejaculation. However, many men report greater sexual satisfaction after surgery because the implant provides a reliable erection that lasts as long as desired. This allows couples to continue intercourse without the erection being lost before both partners are satisfied.

This improved control over the duration of intercourse may reduce the impact of premature ejaculation for some couples, but the implant itself does not treat the underlying cause of premature ejaculation. If premature ejaculation is a separate concern, additional treatment options may be recommended.

How long does penile implant surgery take?

When performed by a highly experienced urological surgeon, penile implant surgery typically takes less than one hour. The exact duration depends on the type of implant and the patient’s individual anatomy, but in most cases, the procedure is completed within 30 to 60 minutes.

When can I resume sexual intercourse after penile implant surgery?

Patients are generally advised to wait approximately 45 days before resuming sexual intercourse after penile implant surgery. This recovery period allows the tissues to heal properly and ensures the implant functions safely and comfortably. Your surgeon will examine you during follow-up visits and let you know when it is safe to resume sexual activity.

How long does a natural erection normally last?

A normal erection during sexual intercourse typically lasts between 4 and 5 minutes on average.

Is a penile implant successful?

As discussed throughout this guide, penile implant surgery has a success rate exceeding 97%, and in the hands of a highly experienced urological surgeon, success rates may approach 100% in appropriately selected patients.

How is a penile implant inserted?

A penile implant procedure performed by an experienced urologist in Amman generally involves the following main steps:

The pubic area is shaved and carefully prepared to maintain a sterile surgical field.
The patient is placed under general anesthesia. A urinary catheter is then inserted and the necessary intravenous fluids and medications are administered.
The surgeon makes a small incision near the base of the penis.
The implant cylinders are carefully inserted into the two erectile chambers of the penis.
Once the implant has been positioned and tested, the incision is closed with surgical sutures.