Beverly Hills Peyronie’s Repair
What Is Peyronie’s Disease?
Can Peyronie’s Disease Be Treated By Non-Surgical Methods?
- Arthritis medication. It is believed that Peyronie’s disease is a form of arthritis of the penis. Some anti-inflammatory medications may be effective in treating the disease, although large doses are often required and may have a negative effect on your digestive tract.
- Steroids have been shown to be effective in stopping the progression of Peyronie’s disease, and may be injected into the penis along with lidocaine in order to stop more painful episodes.
- Penile injections can help to reduce the swelling and pain that are associated with Peyronie’s disease.
- Surgery. When more conservative methods are unsuccessful, corrective surgery may be performed to remove the fibrous tissue that has formed in the penis.
What Causes Peyronie’s Disease?
What Are The Signs Of Peyronie’s Disease?
Why Should I Choose Dr. Elist For Peyronie’s Repair?
What Can I Expect During Peyronie’s Repair?
Surgery to remove plaque from the penis is only performed when all other methods of treatment have proven unsuccessful. There are a few techniques used in surgery for Peyronie’s repair in Beverly Hills. The method of removal is often determined by the severity of the curvature and the individual anatomy of the man who is affected. Dr. Elist will remove the plaque which has formed on the penis, which requires a skin graft from another area of the body. When the Nesbit procedure is used, the tissue opposite the affected side may be removed to reduce the curvature of the penis. This may ultimately reduce the size of the erect penis. This can be corrected with the use of a penile implant if desired.
What Can I Expect Following Peyronie’s Repair?
During your recovery from Peyronie's repair Beverly Hills patients will be prescribed medication that will prevent you from having an erection so your body may heal from the procedure. Dr. Elist will provide you with an antibiotic to help you avoid infection, as well as pain medication to allow you to recover in comfort. Dr. Elist will also provide you with detailed instructions for your recovery, which includes the avoidance of sexual activity. Most men find they feel well enough to return to work within a few days.