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Peyronie's Disease Treatment in Gomti Nagar Extension, Lucknow – Swastik Urology Clinic
Swastik Urology Clinic in Gomti Nagar Extension, Lucknow offers comprehensive evaluation and advanced treatment for Peyronie’s Disease—a condition caused by fibrous plaque formation in the penile tunica albuginea leading to curvature, deformity, pain or erectile dysfunction. Under the care of Dr. Aditya Sengar (Urologist), we provide structured diagnostic assessment, medical therapy, intralesional injections, penile traction support and surgical correction for stable and severe cases.
What is Peyronie’s Disease?
Peyronie’s disease results from formation of fibrous scar tissue inside the
penis, causing abnormal curvature
during erection. It typically progresses through two phases:
1. Acute (Active) Phase – Painful erections, evolving curvature, plaque progression.
2. Chronic (Stable) Phase – Curvature stabilizes, plaques may calcify, pain usually resolves.
Severity varies from mild curvature to severe deformity preventing sexual intercourse. Associated erectile dysfunction may also occur due to impaired hemodynamics.
1. Acute (Active) Phase – Painful erections, evolving curvature, plaque progression.
2. Chronic (Stable) Phase – Curvature stabilizes, plaques may calcify, pain usually resolves.
Severity varies from mild curvature to severe deformity preventing sexual intercourse. Associated erectile dysfunction may also occur due to impaired hemodynamics.
Penile Curvature & Deformity
The most common symptom, curvature may be upward, downward or lateral
depending on plaque location.
Some patients develop hourglass deformity or penile shortening.
Painful Erections (Acute Phase)
During the initial phase, inflammation within the tunica albuginea
causes penile pain during erection.
Pain typically decreases once the disease stabilizes.
Palpable Penile Plaque
A firm, localized plaque may be felt along the shaft. Ultrasound helps
determine plaque characteristics,
calcification and suitability for medical or surgical treatment.
Associated Erectile Dysfunction
Peyronie’s disease may impair normal blood flow or reduce penile
rigidity, contributing to erectile
dysfunction. Combined therapy may be required in such cases.
Causes & Risk Factors for Peyronie’s Disease
The exact cause is not fully understood, but contributing factors include:
1. Microvascular Injury – Repeated trauma during intercourse leading to scarring.
2. Genetic Predisposition – Association with Dupuytren's contracture and other fibrotic disorders.
3. Age-Related Tissue Weakness
4. Connective Tissue Abnormalities
5. Erectile Dysfunction – Altered erection mechanics may increase tissue stress.
Early diagnosis improves outcomes by preventing progression and deformity.
1. Microvascular Injury – Repeated trauma during intercourse leading to scarring.
2. Genetic Predisposition – Association with Dupuytren's contracture and other fibrotic disorders.
3. Age-Related Tissue Weakness
4. Connective Tissue Abnormalities
5. Erectile Dysfunction – Altered erection mechanics may increase tissue stress.
Early diagnosis improves outcomes by preventing progression and deformity.
Why Choose Swastik Urology Clinic for Peyronie’s Disease Treatment?
Swastik Urology Clinic provides structured and specialised
care:
• Advanced Penile Doppler Ultrasound
For plaque size, calcification and blood flow assessment.
• Full Range of Medical & Minimally Invasive Treatment Options
Oral medications, intralesional injections, penile traction devices.
• Expertise in Surgical Correction
Tunical plication, plaque incision with grafting and penile prosthesis for severe ED.
• Individualised Treatment Plans
Based on disease phase, curvature severity and functional impairment.
• Post-Treatment Monitoring
Ensuring stability of results and long-term satisfaction.
• Advanced Penile Doppler Ultrasound
For plaque size, calcification and blood flow assessment.
• Full Range of Medical & Minimally Invasive Treatment Options
Oral medications, intralesional injections, penile traction devices.
• Expertise in Surgical Correction
Tunical plication, plaque incision with grafting and penile prosthesis for severe ED.
• Individualised Treatment Plans
Based on disease phase, curvature severity and functional impairment.
• Post-Treatment Monitoring
Ensuring stability of results and long-term satisfaction.
Peyronie's Disease Treatment Options at Swastik Urology Clinic
Treatment depends on disease phase and severity:
1. Medical Therapy (Acute Phase)
• Oral anti-inflammatory medications
• Vitamin E, pentoxifylline (selected cases)
• PDE5 inhibitors to support erectile function
2. Intralesional Injections
• Verapamil
• Interferon-alpha
• Collagenase (where available)
These reduce plaque firmness and curvature in selected patients.
3. Penile Traction Therapy
• Non-surgical option to improve curvature and preserve length
• Used in both early and stable phases
4. Shockwave Therapy (Selected Cases)
• May help reduce pain in the acute phase
5. Surgical Correction (Stable Phase)
• Tunica albuginea plication (for mild-to-moderate curvature)
• Plaque incision with grafting (for severe curvature or deformity)
6. Penile Prosthesis
• Recommended for severe Peyronie's disease with significant erectile dysfunction
• Corrects curvature and restores rigidity
A comprehensive evaluation helps determine the safest and most effective treatment plan.
1. Medical Therapy (Acute Phase)
• Oral anti-inflammatory medications
• Vitamin E, pentoxifylline (selected cases)
• PDE5 inhibitors to support erectile function
2. Intralesional Injections
• Verapamil
• Interferon-alpha
• Collagenase (where available)
These reduce plaque firmness and curvature in selected patients.
3. Penile Traction Therapy
• Non-surgical option to improve curvature and preserve length
• Used in both early and stable phases
4. Shockwave Therapy (Selected Cases)
• May help reduce pain in the acute phase
5. Surgical Correction (Stable Phase)
• Tunica albuginea plication (for mild-to-moderate curvature)
• Plaque incision with grafting (for severe curvature or deformity)
6. Penile Prosthesis
• Recommended for severe Peyronie's disease with significant erectile dysfunction
• Corrects curvature and restores rigidity
A comprehensive evaluation helps determine the safest and most effective treatment plan.
Does Peyronie’s disease worsen over time?
Peyronie’s disease may worsen during the acute phase, with increasing curvature and pain. Once the condition stabilizes, progression usually stops. Early evaluation helps prevent deformity and aids in planning appropriate therapy.
How do I know if I need surgery?
Surgery is considered when curvature prevents intercourse, the plaque has stabilized for 6–12 months, or if non-surgical treatments fail. Severe curvature, hourglass deformity and significant erectile dysfunction often require surgical correction or penile prosthesis.
Is Peyronie’s disease painful?
Pain is common during the acute inflammatory phase, especially during erections. Pain typically subsides once the disease reaches the stable phase, but curvature may persist.
Can Peyronie’s disease be cured permanently?
Many patients achieve significant improvement with medical therapy, injections and traction therapy. Surgery offers permanent correction for stable disease. Individual results depend on plaque characteristics, curvature degree and associated erectile function.