Genital Ultrasound Scans

 A penile ultrasound scan is a specialist imaging test used to assess the tissues and blood flow within the penis. It can help identify issues such as plaque, scar tissue, calcification, or circulation problems, so you can get clearer answers and a more informed treatment plan. 

 You may benefit from a penile ultrasound scan if you have penile pain, curvature, a lump or plaque, erection concerns, or changes after injury. It is often the next step when you want a clearer diagnosis rather than relying on symptoms alone. 

 Yes. A penile ultrasound scan can help identify plaques, scar tissue, and calcification associated with Peyronie’s disease. It can also help your specialist understand the extent of the condition and discuss the most suitable treatment options with you. 

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 The scan itself is usually well tolerated. If your assessment includes an induced erection to evaluate blood flow, there may be some temporary discomfort from the injection, but this will be explained to you clearly beforehand. 

 In most cases, very little preparation is needed. You will simply be advised of anything relevant before your appointment, especially if your scan includes a blood flow assessment. 

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 Appointment times can vary, but many penile ultrasound scan appointments take around 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the type of assessment required. 

 In many cases, the findings can be discussed with you shortly after the scan. This means you may leave the appointment with a clearer understanding of what is causing your symptoms and what the next steps may be. 

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 Yes. Penile ultrasound scans are carried out in a professional clinical setting, with privacy, discretion, and sensitivity throughout the process. 

 After the scan, your specialist will explain the findings and discuss whether you need further tests, monitoring, or treatment. If treatment is recommended, the next step is usually a tailored consultation about your options. 

 Yes. Ultrasound can help detect scar tissue, plaque formation, calcification, and other structural changes that may follow injury or contribute to symptoms. 

 Yes. If you are concerned about pain, curvature, erection changes, or a possible plaque, a penile ultrasound scan can be a useful first step toward understanding the cause and deciding what to do next. 

 This depends on the clinic pathway, but a consultation is often helpful so your symptoms and concerns can be reviewed before the most appropriate assessment is arranged. 

 A specialist clinic such as Moorgate Andrology, can offer a more focused assessment of male genital health concerns, together with clear explanation of the findings and guidance on the most appropriate next steps if treatment is needed.