Peyronie’s Disease is a condition characterized by the formation of fibrosis in the tunica albuginea — the structure responsible for maintaining penile rigidity during an erection. This alteration leads to deformities that may include:
Accentuated penile curvature (upward, downward, or sideways, at one or more points of the penile shaft);
Thinning or “hourglass” deformity in certain regions;
Loss of penile length;
Pain during erection;
Difficulty or inability to penetrate, often associated with erectile dysfunction.
These changes directly affect the anatomy and functionality of the penis, potentially compromising the patient’s sex life and self-esteem.
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Clinical treatment with medications aims to stabilize the disease, preventing the progression of fibrosis. However, when the penile deformity prevents or hinders sexual intercourse, drug therapy may not be sufficient to restore proper alignment or rigidity.
In these cases, corrective surgery may be indicated. It is also recommended when the patient presents with erectile dysfunction that does not respond to other therapeutic approaches.
The main objective of surgery is to restore penile functionality and alignment, providing the appropriate rigidity and shape for a satisfying sexual life.
Conventional techniques, such as the Nesbit procedure, typically correct the curvature by shortening the longer side of the penis, which frequently results in a noticeable reduction in size—a consequence that goes against the expectations of most patients. Furthermore, these approaches do not address the penile thinning that can accompany the curvature.
Dr. Paulo Egydio is an internationally recognized specialist and the creator of the Egydio Technique, which is described in major international urological guidelines.
This technique is based on geometric principles applied to penile anatomy, allowing for:
This approach aims to restore the shape, caliber, and rigidity of the penis, helping patients return to a natural and comfortable sexual function.
If you have noticed a curvature, thinning, loss of size, or difficulty with penetration, it is essential to seek a specialized evaluation.
Early diagnosis and individualized surgical planning are crucial for the success of the treatment and the recovery of your quality of life.
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