Peyronies Disease Expert- Specialist Surgical and non-surgical care

The disease may progress over the following year from first diagnosis. Early treatment is non-surgical in nature with a focus on slowing or stopping the degree of curvature.

This depends on the degree of curvature and the phase of your disease. With surgical procedures the focus is on making the penis functionally straight, while protecting penis length

Plaque incision and grafting surgery and the Stage procedure take around two hours. 

No, in many cases we can try and avoid a surgery with careful use of non-surgical treatments. The degree of curvature and duration of the disease are key factors

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Surgical procedures for peyronies disease are available in London and Preston. We can also offer non-surgical procedures in Sheffield 

By consultation with the Urologist. Usually we will ask you for photos of the penis in full erection so that the curvature can be properly assessed. Sometimes an in- clinic examination may be required

Yes. MAY MEN SUFFER FROM ed at the same time as peyronies disease. In these cases we will focus on both aspects 

Yes you can, if the curvature allows. however, be mindful that you have an injury to your penis so exercise caution.

We do offer a free initial assessment on video with the Urologist. Contact us to arrange an appointment in confidence

All treatment, both surgical and non-surgical are performed by GMC Specialist Urologists.

Full recovery takes around six weeks. Most men return to work after one to two weeks , depending on the type of work that they do

Yes. The surgery will make the penis functionally straight again immediately after the surgery

Our Urologists perform procedures which make the penis straight while protecting the penis length

Some men do experience problems with erections, but not all. If you have ED with your peyronies disease, this will be treated alongside the disease itself

Sometimes sex can be painful for your partner due to the angulation of the penis. When the penis curvature is treated the angulation should once again be straight and sex should not be painful for your partner

It can be very helpful to take photos each month of the penis in full erection. This helps track the progress of the disease as it moves from the acute to stable phase.

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All peyronies disease surgery is carried out under general anaesthetic and you will not feel any pain during the procedure

Yes, you will get erections after peyronies disease surgery and this is a good thing. They oxygenate the penis and help promote healing. Just remember that you cannot have sex for six weeks.

It can help if you have difficulty with erections, but sometimes it does not help with the degree of curvature. .

Yes, a penis extender will be given to you six weeks after surgery. It is a rehabilitation for your penis after the surgery. Think of it as physiotherapy for your penis. 

In the stable phase of the disease. In cases of curvature over 40 degrees. In cases where non-surgical treatments have not worked

In some cases they are. In the acute phase of the disease and in cases of mild curvature it is possible to consider injection therapy.

the surgery is performed under general anaesthetic , so you will not feel any pain. Full recovery takes six weeks and during this time no sexual activity is possible. Time off work is one to two weeks depending on your job

The aim of the surgical options is to protect the length of the penis, unlike the Nesbit operation on the NHS which can dramatically shorten it. The worse the curve the more the shortening