PRP Therapy for Peyronie’s Disease

Treatment plans vary depending on plaque severity and disease phase. Your urologist will tailor a plan during consultation.

PRP may reduce plaque and curvature in early-stage disease but is less effective for advanced or stable-phase disease, where surgery may be required.

Some improvement in pain and tissue flexibility can be seen after a few sessions, with gradual changes over weeks to months.

Yes — PRP works well alongside Shockwave therapy, Verapamil injections, or as a bridge to surgery if needed.

PRP treatment for Peyronie’s disease is available in our London, Sheffield and Manchester clinics.

It takes around one hour and you can go home directly afterwards receiving the treatment.

Peyronie’s disease goes through two stages, an acute phase where sometimes there is pain on erection and a bending of the penis. Eventually, between six and twelve months the bending stops and the disease enters the stable phase, you will hear this sometimes referred to as the chronic phase. PRP treatment can be considered in Peyronie’s disease in both the acute and stable phase.

Yes, they can be especially useful in assessing penile curvature. We will need to see several photos of the penis is in full erection to give a considered opinion. It is important that the penis is in full erection for this assessment. Some patients experience some element of erectile dysfunction when they have Peyronie’s disease. In such cases, we can induce an artificial erection in the clinic to assess the curvature.

In many cases a course of three treatments is recommended, each one about one month apart. At your consultation with the Urologist, he/she will give you an idea of the number of treatments potentially required.

Yes, we have interest free finance available up to one year and a maximum of £3000. It is easy to apply, and we will help you with this.

Each session of PRP for Peyronie’s disease costs £850.