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Restore Straightness and Preserve Length with Advanced Grafting Surgery

When Peyronie’s Disease causes significant penile curvature, pain, or shortening, Plaque Incision and Grafting Surgery is often the most effective solution.
At Moorgate Andrology, our urologists perform this length-preserving corrective procedure to help men regain function, confidence, and sexual comfort.

 

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What is Plaque Incision and Grafting Surgery ?

This surgery is designed for men whose Peyronie’s Disease is in the stable phase, when the curvature has stopped changing and pain has subsided.


During the procedure, the surgeon makes a precise incision in the hardened plaque tissue to release the tension causing the bend. A medical-grade graft is then placed over the incision to restore straightness and maintain penile length.

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Who is suitable for plaque incision and grafting surgery ?

Plaque incision and grafting is ideal for men who:

  • Have curvature greater than 40 degrees

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  • Experience penile shortening or hourglass deformity

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  • Have stable Peyronie’s Disease (no recent changes)

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  • Wish to maintain as much penile length as possible

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Your suitability will be assessed by one of our experienced andrology surgeons during a private consultation.

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Benefits of plaque incision and grafting surgery

  • Length-preserving correction – minimises loss of penile length

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  • Natural, straightened appearance

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  • Improved sexual function and comfort

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  • Permanent results – no ongoing treatments required

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  • Can be combined with other

  • enhancement procedures for comprehensive results

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   Procedure Overview

 

  •      Anaesthetic: General

  •      Surgery time: Approximately 90–120 minutes

  •      Hospital stay: Day case or overnight stay

  •      Recovery: Return to light activity after 1 week; sexual activity after 6          weeks

   The graft integrates naturally into surrounding tissue, allowing smooth          healing and long-term stability.

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Combining Grafting with other procedures

 

   Many patients choose to combine grafting surgery with other                            treatments to enhance both function and appearance:

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    Alternatives to Grafting surgery 

      

  If your condition is still in the acute phase, non-surgical treatments may      be recommended first:

  You can also learn more about these treatments on our Peyronie’s Disease Overview Page.

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Book Your Free Peyronies disease  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.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recurrence is uncommon, but following your surgeon’s aftercare advice reduces this risk further.

Unlike the Nesbit procedure, plaque incision and grafting aims to preserve as much length as possible.

Most men resume normal activities within a week and sexual activity within 6–8 weeks.

Yes, it’s often performed at the same time to increase girth and maximise both functional and aesthetic outcomes. 

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 Westland Medical Centre

Westland Avenue, Hornchurch. Essex. RM11 3SD

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