Shortening Corporoplasty & Combined Plication-Incision
Peyronie's Disease & Shortening Corporoplasty
Shortening procedures aim to improve the male appearance and functioning of the reproductive organs shaft. Side effects in terms of hortening include curvature recurrence, sensory changes, pain or discomfort during hardness or intimacy and postoperative weakness.
Half of the patients undergoing Shortening Corporoplasty notice a loss of length while just over 20% report numbness after the procedure.
Advocates of shortening corporoplasty say that it provides reliable surgical outcomes with a very low risk of postoperative complications and that pre-operative evaluation and an extended counselling are the key-points leading to the best outcomes.
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Combined Plication-Incision (CPI) Corporoplasty
Compared with standard plication, Combined Plication-Incision (CPI) corporoplasty for curvature correction is a very new technique.
In CPI sutures are applied on the convex side of the male reproductive organ. The CPI procedure avoids complete incision of the Tunica Albuginea (TA) which may compromise the rigidity postoperatively. At the same time CPI takes advantage of the healing incised edges and avoid the mere dependence on the sutures as in other plication techniques.
While the CPI technique resulted in less shortening of 0.5 cm in just under 25% of surgery, a third of patients still complained of palpable knots in the shaft.
If you elect for CPI surgery or shortening corporoplasty you should discuss the implications of the surgery fully with your doctor, consultant or surgeon before going ahead. It might also be sensible to discuss this with your partner.
The alternative to plication is Shockwave therapy. This avoids invasive surgery and stitch problems while reducing curvature or eliminating it completely without any loss of length and sensitivity.
Knightsbridge
Richmond
MansMatters are specialists in non-invasive, nonsurgical procedures. We do not offer surgery but have professional relationships with leading surgical urologists and andrologists who undertake different types of Peyronie's disease surgery. If you would like to know more about surgical options, then please click here.
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