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Restorative Andrology · Istanbul

Peyronie’s Disease Correction:
straight answers for a bent problem.

A curved, painful, or shortened erection is not something to live around — it is scar tissue with a name, a natural history, and a complete ladder of proven corrections. From injection therapy to grafting microsurgery, matched precisely to your case.

0%of men affected — far more common than spoken of
>0%straightening success in published surgical series
1 nighttypical stay for corrective surgery
Discreet specialist andrology consultation for Peyronie's disease correction in Istanbul

The Problem

Scar tissue that bends more than the anatomy.

Peyronie’s disease is a plaque of inelastic scar in the penis’s tunica — usually after unnoticed micro-trauma. As the healthy side expands during erection and the scarred side cannot, the result is curvature, indentation, shortening, pain, and often erectile difficulty. The damage is rarely only physical: most men stop intimacy entirely, tell no one, and wait — while the plaque calcifies and the correction window narrows. Internet “cures” — vitamins, creams, traction gadgets used alone — consume the very months that matter.

The Resolution

A treatment ladder, matched to your phase.

Everything begins with precise assessment: curvature is measured in an induced erection, the plaque mapped by ultrasound, and erectile function scored. In the active phase, intralesional injection therapy can soften and reduce the plaque. In the stable phase, surgery corrects definitively: tunical plication for moderate curves, or plaque incision with grafting for severe deformity — preserving length. And when ED coexists, a single operation places an inflatable penile prosthesis and straightens the curvature together. One problem, one definitive answer.

Choosing the right correction — honestly.

Plication shortens the convex (longer) side with buried sutures — a quick, low-risk operation ideal for curves under ~60° with good rigidity. Its honest trade-off: a modest loss of length, which we measure and discuss before you ever consent.

Plaque incision & grafting releases the scarred side and patches the defect with graft material — the operation of choice for severe curvature, hourglass deformity, or short anatomy, because it preserves (and can recover) length. It demands true sub-specialist experience; this is precisely the surgery patients travel for.

Implant with straightening resolves the third scenario — curvature plus ED — in one anesthetic: the prosthesis provides guaranteed rigidity while intraoperative modelling and, where needed, incisions correct the bend. Published satisfaction exceeds 90%.

Seek assessment now if

  • You have noticed a new bend, dent, or lump in the erect penis.
  • Erections have become painful, or penetration has become difficult.
  • The curvature has been stable for months and you want it corrected for good.
  • Curvature and weakening erections are arriving together.

Absolute discretion: photographs for assessment travel only through your encrypted channel, are reviewed only by your surgeon, and are deleted on request.

Request a Private Assessment

Your correction journey.

  1. Remote review — phase and plan

    History, encrypted photographs, and any prior reports establish whether you are in the active or stable phase — and therefore which rung of the ladder fits. You receive a written plan before travelling.

  2. Day one — measurement & mapping

    Penile Doppler ultrasound with induced erection: exact curvature angle, plaque size and calcification, and vascular quality — the data that makes the final recommendation objective.

  3. Day two — the correction

    Plication, incision-and-graft, or implant-with-straightening — 60 to 120 minutes, one discreet incision, one observed night.

  4. Days three to six — quiet recovery

    Suite-based recovery with daily checks. Most men fly home day five or six with a written rehabilitation protocol; intimacy typically resumes at six weeks.

  5. Weeks two to twelve — guided rehabilitation

    Remote follow-up through your encrypted channel confirms straightening, healing, and function — your surgeon, not a portal, reviews every milestone.

Asked quietly, answered plainly.

Will it go away by itself?
In roughly one man in ten, mild disease softens spontaneously. In the great majority it stabilises or progresses over 12–18 months. Early assessment costs nothing but preserves every option — including the non-surgical ones.
Will surgery cost me length?
Plication can shorten the longer side slightly — measured in millimetres, and discussed with you numerically beforehand. Severe curves are corrected by grafting precisely because it preserves length. No technique is chosen without you understanding this trade-off.
I also have erection problems. Which do we fix first?
Both, together. When Peyronie’s and ED coexist, an inflatable prosthesis with intraoperative straightening is the guideline answer: one operation, one recovery, both problems permanently resolved — with satisfaction above 90%.

You noticed it months ago. Today is the right day.

One confidential message starts the assessment. A sub-specialist andrologist — not a call centre — replies within one business day.