Injection-based treatments for peyronies disease

Treatment typically involves 4–8 sessions, depending on plaque severity and disease stage.

These injections may improve curvature but is less effective for severe or stable-phase Peyronie’s Disease, where surgery may be required.

Yes — combination therapy often improves results in early-stage disease.

Some men see changes in plaque softness and curvature within a few weeks of starting treatment.

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.

Injection therapy may slow progression to soften the plaque, but it does not guarantee avoidance of surgery. A specialist consultation determines the best plan based on your individual condition.

These usually involve a series of injection treatments to soften the scar tissue and help improve penile curvature. They are not suitable for every case but they can be particularly helpful in the early stage of the disease

Most patients do not experience any issues after treatment and are able to return to normal activities. Occasionally some mild bruising or selling at the injection site may be noticed

All treatments are performed by Specialist Urologists with experience in the treatment of peyronies disease

This treatment is available in Central London, Preston, Manchester and Sheffield