NJ doctor claims new penis enlargement surgery yields better results — but has possible jaw-dropping side effects
A New Jersey doctor has introduced a new penis enlargement procedure that claims to provide longer-lasting results. The method involves using filler derived from the stomach fat of deceased donors, although it has not received FDA approval. Potential side effects range from mild bruising to severe deformities, raising concerns about the safety of the procedure.
- ▪Dr. Stuart Diamond is offering a new penis enlargement procedure called Diamond XL 360.
- ▪The procedure uses filler from the stomach fat of deceased donors to enhance results.
- ▪Patients may experience side effects including bruising, lumps, and possible dysfunction.
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Lifestyle NJ doctor claims new penis enlargement surgery yields better results — but has possible jaw-dropping side effects By Fabiana Buontempo Published May 17, 2026, 12:24 p.m. ET Anything for a little boost, right? For those who weren’t blessed with a large bulge, there’s a new, rather morbid, procedure that can fix that. While men have had several different options to enhance their manhood, a new offering by a New Jersey-based urologist claims to have immediate results and lasts longer — but that isn’t to say it doesn’t come with some shocking side effects. Dr. Stuart Diamond is a penis expert in his own right. Men have had the option of enhancing their Johnson for several years now, but this one claims to yield the best results.
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