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Regain Confidence with Expert Peyronie’s Disease Treatment at Moorgate Andrology

Peyronie’s Disease is a condition that causes the penis to develop areas of hardened scar tissue (known as plaques), leading to curvature, shortening, pain, and erectile difficulties. For many men, this condition can be distressing and affect both sexual performance and self-confidence.

At Moorgate Andrology, our specialist urologists provide a complete range of non-surgical and surgical Peyronie’s Disease treatments, offering advanced options to help restore both function and confidence.

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Understanding Peyronies disease

.Peyronie’s Disease develops when scar tissue forms within the tunica albuginea, the fibrous sheath surrounding the erectile chambers of the penis. This scar tissue does not stretch normally, causing the penis to bend during an erection.

Symptoms often include:

  • Noticeable penile curvature during erection

  • Pain or discomfort (especially in the early or “acute” phase)

  • Penile shortening

  • Erectile dysfunction

  • Difficulty with sexual intercourse

The condition typically progresses through two stages:

  • Acute Phase: Active inflammation, pain, and curvature changes.

  • Stable Phase: Pain usually settles, and curvature stabilises.

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Treatment Options for Peyronie’s Disease

At Moorgate Andrology, we offer a comprehensive choice of treatments to suit your stage and severity of disease.

Non-Surgical Options

If you’re in the early or “acute” phase, conservative therapies can help reduce pain and inflammation and may prevent further curvature:

Quick Overview of Peyronie’s Disease Treatments

Procedure Indication Recovery Link
Plaque Incision & Grafting Stable phase, significant curvature 4–6 weeks View Details
Nesbit Procedure Severe curvature, stable phase 4–6 weeks View Details
PRP Therapy Mild curvature, early disease Minimal View Details
Shockwave Therapy Pain management Minimal View Details
Verapamil Injections Plaque softening Minimal View Details
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Surgical Options

For men in the stable phase of Peyronie’s Disease, surgical correction can be the most effective solution.

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Plaque Incision and Grafting

Plaque Incision and Grafting Surgery – our preferred length-preserving technique, suitable for moderate to severe curvature. This advanced procedure releases the plaque and inserts a graft to straighten the penis while maintaining length. Learn More

The Stage Technique

The Stage technique is a modern surgical approach to correcting penile curvature caused by Peyronie’s disease.
 
Instead of simply shortening one side, it carefully adjusts the tissues to achieve straightening without loss of length.
 
This makes it a suitable choice for men who are concerned about penile shortening but still require reliable correction.
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Nesbit Procedure

Nesbit Procedure – a traditional corrective surgery that shortens the longer side of the penis to achieve straightening. Usually recommended for mild to moderate curvature.

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Combining Treatments with Other Andrology Procedures

Many men choose to combine Peyronie’s surgery with other penile enhancement procedures such as:

This combined approach allows for optimal aesthetic and functional results under one surgical plan.

Take the Next Step

If you’re struggling with Peyronie’s Disease, our specialists are here to help.
Call Moorgate Andrology today or book your confidential consultation online to discuss the most effective options for you.

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Why Choose Moorgate Andrology ?

UK-leading specialists in men’s sexual health and urology

State-of-the-art clinical facilities

Discreet, confidential consultations

Proven track record in Peyronie’s Disease correction

Tailored treatment plans to restore your confidence


 

 

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Understanding your treatment options begins with a conversation. By filling in the contact form, you can book a completely free consultation with a Urologist. 

During the call, they’ll:

  • Answer your questions
  • Discuss your goals
  • Explain the treatment process

 

We are committed to giving you clear, expert guidance every step of the way.

Please note that while virtual consultations are free, physical consultations are subject to a non-refundable fee.

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Moorgate has a network of nationwide surgeons and centres , simply find your convenient location  below:

Harley Health Village,

64 Harley St, Marylebone, London,W1G 7HB

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Parkhead Consultancy

356 Ecclesall Rd South Sheffield,S11 9PU

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First Trust Hospital

Durton Lane, Broughton, Preston PR3 5LD

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The Westlands Medical Centre

Westlands Avenue, Hornchurch, Essex RM11 3SD

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FAQ’s

In most cases, it does not. Early intervention can help prevent worsening curvature and preserve penile length.

Most men return to light activities within a week and sexual activity after 6–8 week

With traditional Nesbit surgery, some shortening can occur. However, Plaque Incision and Grafting is designed to preserve length wherever possible.

Non-surgical treatments such as PRP and Shockwave Therapy are very well tolerated with minimal discomfort.

Book a private consultation with our urology team. We’ll assess the stage of your condition and recommend the most suitable option.

Recovery usually takes 4–6 weeks for most men, with gradual return to normal activity. Learn more.

urgery is advised in the stable phase of Peyronie’s disease with significant curvature or functional issues. Non-surgical options such as PRP therapy or shockwave therapy are ideal in early or mild cases.

Yes, some men choose to combine treatments for both curvature correction and girth/length enhancement. Speak to our surgeons to discuss options: Penis Enlargement Surgery.

Plaque incision & grafting has high success for curvature correction with minimal shortening when performed by expert surgeons. Risks include temporary swelling, bruising, or mild erectile changes. Read more.

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The Stage Technique vs The Nesbit Procedure

The Stage Technique has significant advantages over traditional Peyronie’s disease treatment methods, such as the Nesbit procedure used by the NHS.

  • High risk of penile length loss with Nesbit, minimal length loss with Stage.
  • Higher risk of haematoma following Nesbit surgery. This risk is very low with the Stage Technique.
  • There is a much lower risk of loss of glans sensitivity with the Stage Technique when compared to Nesbit.
  • Much lower risk of recurrence of Peyronie’s disease with the Stage Technique.
  • 99.1 % straightening rate with the Stage Technique compared to only 76.2% with the Nesbit procedure.
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