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Verapamil Injections for Peyronie’s Disease
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Injections For Peyronie's Disease
Treatment Course
A typical plan is six injection sessions
Two to three weeks between each session
You may be advised to use a traction device during the course
You may also receive medication to support penile blood flow during treatmentIt is possible to treat Peyronie’s disease by injection of a medication called Verapamil. This is a medication normally used to treat high blood pressure. Verapamil works by softening the scar tissue (plaque) in your penis. The goal of treatment is to reduce the deformity and also help with pain (not all men experience pain with Peyronie’s disease, but some do in the early stages).
In most cases a course of 6 injection treatments is recommended. Each treatment will be two to three weeks apart. You may also be advised to use a stretching device in conjunction with the treatment and our team will advise you where to purchase this online in time for the treatment.
In addition, you may be prescribed medication to take to help blood flow to the penis during the treatment.

What Happens on the Day
- Your urologist examines the penis to locate the plaque.
- A local anaesthetic is placed at the base of the penis.
- Verapamil is injected into the area of scar tissue.
- The visit takes about 20 minutes.
- You can go home straight after and usually do not need time off work.
Who Performs the Injections
Why Moorgate?
Unlike many aesthetic clinics, Moorgate Andrology offers a medical-led approach. Every patient receives a full clinical consultation with a GMC-registered urologist before treatment.
We take the time to:
- Understand your personal goals and concerns
- Assess your medical history and physical anatomy
- Develop a safe, effective treatment plan tailored to you
If you’re considering treatment at Moorgate, know that:
- You’re not alone - these concerns are common.
- Your reasons are valid - whether emotional or physical.
- You’ll be supported - from consultation to aftercare.

Interest Free Finance
Spread the cost of your treatment over one year, no deposit required.
- Simple two minute application.
- Affordable monthly payments
- Quick decision.
- Application help from our team
- Finance available up to £5,000 with Pay It Monthly – no deposit required.
Book a consultation today and find out how you can pay for your treatment in 12 easy installments.

Book Your Free Urology Consultation Now
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.
Talk To Our TeamBook A Free Urologist Consultation
Moorgate has a network of nationwide surgeons and centres , simply find your convenient location below:
64 Harley St, Marylebone, London,W1G 7HB
356 Ecclesall Rd South Sheffield,S11 9PU
Durton Lane, Broughton, Preston PR3 5LD
22 Osborne Avenue, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne , NE2 1JQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Verapamil injections have been proven to be helpful in the acute stage of Peyronie’s disease.
Yes, you will be able to go home unaccompanied after each treatment.
Yes, we have finance available to spread the cost of your course of treatment, including interest free finance.
All treatments are performed by GMC Specialist registered Urologists.
Expect to be at the clinic between 30 and 60 minutes.
We cannot guarantee results. Much depends on your response to treatment. In most cases the treatment does improve the condition. If you do not respond as well as anticipated, you may need to consider other options such as a surgical resolution. Our Urologists will discuss this with you in such a case.
Other treatments include platelet rich plasma (PRP) treatments. Shockwave therapy can be useful where there is pain on erection but there is little evidence that it helps improve curvature. Surgery options could be considered which will make the penis straight again. You can discuss these with the Urologist at your consultation.