Peyronie's disease package
One operation to treat both curvature and erectile dysfunction: a penile implant with correction of the curve, plus hospital, hotel and transfers in Istanbul. You receive a personalised quote after your free consultation.
What it is
Many men with Peyronie's disease also have erectile dysfunction. When erections are no longer firm enough and there is a bend as well, an inflatable penile implant can treat both: the cylinders restore rigidity, and the surgeon straightens the penis during the same operation.
Depending on the curve, straightening may involve moulding the penis over the inflated implant, adding plication stitches, or, less often, incising the plaque and placing a graft. The surgeon decides on the approach during your assessment and in theatre.
The package is built around the Coloplast Titan Touch inflatable implant.
What's included
Personalised quote after your free consultation
Itinerary
The usual sequence; your own dates are agreed with you before you book flights.
Send your history, photos of the curve and any reports for the surgeon to review.
You are met at the airport and taken to your hotel.
Consultation with the professor, then pre-operative tests at the hospital.
The implant and curvature correction, then two nights in hospital.
A final examination and aftercare plan before you fly home.
Who it suits
If your erections are still good, Peyronie's disease surgery alone may be enough. If you have erectile dysfunction without a significant curve, see the Basic penile prosthesis package.
Risks you should know about. This operation carries the risks of implant surgery, including infection, bleeding or bruising, mechanical failure of the device over time and erosion, together with those of curvature correction, such as a residual curve, some loss of length and changes in sensation. Placing an implant is a permanent change: if it is removed, other treatments for erectile dysfunction are unlikely to work. Results vary. Your surgeon will discuss your individual risks before you decide.
Questions
For more detail, see the topic FAQs.
The aim is a penis straight enough for comfortable intercourse. Mild curves often straighten with the implant alone; more marked curves need extra steps during the same operation. A small residual curve is possible.
Length lost to Peyronie's disease is usually not fully restored. The surgeon will measure you and explain what to expect in your case.
You are usually taught to use the pump at your follow-up about a week after surgery, and intercourse is usually allowed after 4–6 weeks, once the surgeon confirms healing.
The price depends on your curve and the device, for example whether a graft is needed, so you receive a personalised quote after your free consultation.
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Send us your question or medical reports. A member of our English-speaking team will reply, and where appropriate your case is reviewed by the surgeon before we suggest a plan.
