Mr Leon Almashan
Clinically Reviewed By: Mr Leon Almashan , BSc (Hons), Lead Medical Consultant
HCPC: PH80026 | ISSM: M.37761
Last clinically reviewed: 1 October 2026

Meet Our Peyronie's Disease Specialists

Every treatment recommendation is made following a comprehensive clinical assessment by our specialist team. Rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach, we assess your symptoms, examine your condition and recommend the treatment that is most appropriate for you. Our priority is providing honest, personalised advice based on your individual diagnosis, whether that involves focused shockwave therapy or an alternative treatment option.

Leon Almashan

Leon Almashan

Lead Medical Consultant & Joint Managing Partner

Charles Turner

Charles Turner

Practice Director & Joint Managing Partner

Dr Anthony Harding

Dr Anthony Harding

Medical Consultant

Stefan Anastasescu

Stefan Anastasescu

Urology Specialist

Joshua Hearne Wilkins

Joshua Hearne-Wilkins

Urology Specialist

Clinical Expertise, Supported by Lived Experience

Our team understands Peyronie’s disease from both a clinical and personal perspective. Alongside our experienced medical professionals, Charles brings first-hand experience of living with Peyronie’s disease for 17 years and undergoing two surgical procedures. This lived experience provides a valuable understanding of the questions, concerns and emotional impact that can come with the condition, helping patients feel understood and supported throughout their journey.

Why Choose Man's Matters for Focused Shockwave Therapy Peyronie's Disease Treatment

Peyronie’s disease is a complex condition, and no two patients experience it in exactly the same way. At Mans Matters, we combine specialist clinical experience, advanced focused shockwave technology and thorough individual assessment to provide treatment tailored to your condition. 

✓ 6,000+ men treated in our London clinic. 

✓ Seven focused shockwave systems.

✓ Internationally recognised clinicians.

✓ Presented award-winning research internationally.

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Peyronie’s Disease: More Common Than You Might Think

8% to 10%
of men may have signs or symptoms of Peyronie’s disease

Mayo Clinic reports that some studies suggest between 8% and 10% of men have signs or symptoms of Peyronie’s disease, showing that the condition may be more common than many men realise.

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20% to 50%
of men with Peyronie’s disease may also experience erectile dysfunction

A published review reports that erectile dysfunction is present in between 20% and 50% of men with Peyronie’s disease. This is why erectile function forms an important part of a specialist clinical assessment.

Read the published review
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Our Expert Peyronie's Disease Focused Shockwave Machinery

Our specialist Knightsbridge clinic is equipped with advanced focused shockwave technology designed to deliver precise, targeted treatment for Peyronie’s disease. Our experienced team uses specialist equipment to ensure treatment can be carefully tailored to the location and presentation of each patient’s condition.

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DUOLITH SD1 T-Top with C-Actor Handpiece

Our clinicians use advanced STORZ MEDICAL technology to deliver precise, targeted focused shockwaves to the areas affected by Peyronie’s disease. The system offers an energy range of 0.01–0.55 mJ/mm², while our specialist C-ACTOR® handpiece extends this up to 1.24 mJ/mm².

With adjustable treatment depths and specialist attachments for penile applications, our clinicians can carefully control the depth, energy and location of treatment based on each patient’s individual assessment and presentation.

Precise, Focused Delivery.

Adjustable Treatment Depth.

Designed for Urological Treatment.

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MAGNETOLITH EMTT

MAGNETOLITH® uses Extracorporeal Magnetotransduction Therapy (EMTT®), delivering high-energy magnetic pulses to the treatment area. The system operates at an oscillation frequency of up to 3 kHz and a magnetic field strength of up to 100 mT.

At Mans Matters, EMTT® can be used alongside focused shockwave therapy as part of a multimodal approach where clinically appropriate, giving our specialists another treatment option that can be incorporated into an individualised Peyronie’s disease treatment plan.

High-Frequency Magnetic Pulses.

High-Intensity Magnetic Field.

Supports Multimodal Treatment.

Specialist Technology, Independently Recognised

Mans Matters has invested extensively in specialist STORZ MEDICAL technology, with UK distributor Venn Healthcare previously documenting Shockwave Clinics Ltd’s acquisition of 11 focused shockwave and EMTT systems.

Read the Venn Healthcare Clinic Feature

Visit Our London Peyronie's Disease Focused Shockwave Therapy Clinic

✓ 2 minutes from Harrods.

✓ 5 minutes from Knightsbridge Station.

If you are looking for focused shockwave therapy for Peyronie’s disease in London, our specialist team in Knightsbridge provides confidential assessments and personalised treatment plans tailored to your individual condition.

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Real Patient Success Stories

Had painful erections as well as sex with my curvature, Peyronie’s disease. Curvature was extreme with indentation, penis wasn’t full and looked shrunk. I’m happy a approached Mansmatters and got the PD360 protocol injections with shockwave, now I don’t have pain anymore, my erections much stronger than ever before, longer lasting erections, more morning erections and random erections. My curvature improved by 70% . Got my sex life back. I highly recommend Mansmatters to any man with Peyronie’s curvature.

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Who Is Focused Shockwave Therapy Suitable For?

Focused Shockwave Therapy is appropriate for many men living with Peyronie’s disease, particularly those who:

  • Are at the earliest stages of Peyronie’s disease and want to prevent it from getting worse.
  • Are in the stable phase of Peyronie’s disease with persistent curvature
  • Experience pain, plaque formation or reduced erection quality
  • Prefer to avoid surgery or pharmaceutical interventions
  • Have health conditions that make surgery risky or unsuitable
  • Are seeking a structured, evidence-based treatment that fits into daily life

While it is not a guaranteed cure, Focused Shockwave Therapy can offer meaningful improvement in symptoms and quality of life, particularly when initiated early.

Focused Shockwave Therapy: What is the Evidence?

A 2024 long-term study published in the World Journal of Urology followed 85 men treated with high-energy shockwave therapy for chronic-phase Peyronie’s disease.

51% experienced improved curvature

Curvature improved in 43 of 85 men. Results varied according to starting severity, with improvement reported in 71% of men with a curve between 30° and 60°, compared with 24% of men with a curve under 30°.

76% were pain-free at follow-up

Pain improved in all patients treated. At long-term follow-up, 65 of 85 men were reported to be completely pain-free.

68% reported improved sexual function

Of the 59 men who reported difficulty with intercourse before treatment, 40 reported an improvement afterwards.

Source: Rassweiler J, Scheitlin W, Goezen AS and Radecke F. “Long-term experiences with high-energy shock wave therapy in the management of chronic phase Peyronie’s disease using two different electromagnetic lithotripters.” World Journal of Urology. 2024;42(1):124.
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These findings relate to the patients, equipment and treatment methods examined in this study. Individual outcomes can vary, and treatment suitability should be determined through an individual clinical assessment.

How Can Peyronie's Disease Change the Shape of the Penis?

Peyronie’s disease can affect the shape of the penis in several different ways, and curvature is only one possible presentation. Some men may experience narrowing, indentation, an hourglass shape or reduced stability during an erection. Understanding the type and extent of these changes helps our specialist team build a clearer picture of your condition during your clinical assessment.

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Penile Curvature

One of the most recognised signs of Peyronie’s disease is a new or worsening bend in the penis. Curvature can develop upwards, downwards or to either side and can vary considerably between patients.

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Hourglass Deformity

An hourglass deformity occurs when narrowing develops around part of the penile shaft, creating a pinched or hourglass-like appearance when erect.

03
Indentation

Some men develop an indentation or noticeable dip along one side of the penile shaft. This can create an uneven appearance and may occur alongside curvature or narrowing.

04
Hinge Effect

A hinge effect describes an area of reduced stability where the penis may buckle or bend during an erection. This can make sexual intercourse more difficult for some men.

05
Penile Shortening

Changes caused by Peyronie’s disease can sometimes result in a noticeable loss of penile length. The degree of shortening and its impact can differ between individuals.

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Penile Narrowing

Narrowing can affect a specific area or section of the penile shaft and may occur alongside other changes such as indentation, curvature or an hourglass deformity.

Focused Shockwave for Peyronie's Disease Treatment Pricing

We believe in being clear and transparent about the cost of treatment. Our Peyronie’s disease treatment options range from specialist consultations to focused shockwave and multimodal treatment programmes, with recommendations based on your individual assessment, symptoms and clinical needs.

In-Clinic Consultation
A private in-clinic consultation with a Men’s Health specialist to assess your condition and discuss the most appropriate treatment options.
£150
Peyronie’s Penile Pump
A specialist penile pump supplied with full training to help you understand how to use it safely and correctly.
£350
Focused Shockwave
Six Focused Shockwave Therapy Sessions
A course of six focused shockwave therapy sessions delivered at our specialist clinic as part of your individual treatment programme.
£1,995 Six treatment sessions
Multimodal Peyronie’s Disease Treatment
A combined treatment approach incorporating focused shockwave therapy, Electromagnetic Transduction Therapy and NanoVi ExO where clinically appropriate.
£2,995
PD360
Our most comprehensive non-surgical Peyronie’s disease treatment programme, bringing together multiple treatment approaches within one personalised pathway.
£5,500 Comprehensive treatment programme
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Not Sure Which Treatment Is Right for You?
You don’t need to decide on a treatment yourself. Speak confidentially with our specialist team about your symptoms, concerns and the options that may be suitable for you.
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Take the Peyronie's Disease Test

Answer a few simple questions. This test is for informational purposes only and not a substitute for professional medical advice.

 

Quiz clinically reviewed by Mr Leon Almashan

Lead Medical Consultant & Joint Managing Partner

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How We Diagnose Peyronies Disease

We don’t believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Before recommending focused shockwave therapy or any other treatment, our experienced clinicians carry out a thorough assessment to understand your condition, identify the underlying cause of your symptoms and determine the most appropriate treatment plan.

1. Initial Enquiry

Your journey begins with a confidential enquiry to our specialist team. We’ll listen to your concerns, answer any initial questions and explain what to expect from your consultation, helping you decide whether an assessment at our Knightsbridge clinic is the right next step.

Before your clinic visit, you’ll have the opportunity to discuss your symptoms with a member of our experienced team. This confidential conversation helps us understand your concerns, answer your questions and ensure you are booked into the most appropriate consultation.

During your appointment, our specialist team will discuss your symptoms, medical history and how your condition has developed. We also consider factors such as erectile function, current medications, diet, lifestyle and any other health conditions that may be relevant, helping us build a more complete understanding of your individual circumstances.

A private physical examination allows our specialist to assess the location and presentation of plaque and any changes to the shape of the penis. This can include the direction and degree of curvature, hourglass deformity, indentation, narrowing, hinge effects and shortening, helping us understand how Peyronie’s disease is presenting in your individual case.

Using the information gathered during your consultation and examination, our specialist team will assess the presentation and stage of your Peyronie’s disease, including whether it appears to be in the acute or chronic phase. We will explain our findings clearly, discuss how the condition is affecting you and answer any questions before recommending treatment.

Following your assessment, we’ll recommend a personalised treatment plan based on your diagnosis, symptoms and goals. If focused shockwave therapy is the right option for you, we’ll explain how it works and what results you may be able to expect. If another treatment would be more appropriate, we’ll explain this honestly and discuss the available alternatives.

Once you’re happy to proceed, your treatment will begin at our specialist Knightsbridge clinic. Every session is delivered by experienced clinicians using advanced focused shockwave technology, with your progress monitored throughout your treatment to ensure the best possible outcome.

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If you’re experiencing symptoms of Peyronie’s disease or seeking specialist advice, our clinic is here to help. We offer a calm, discreet environment, with clear communication and personalised care at every step.

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How Does Focused Shockwave Therapy Work?

Focused shockwave therapy uses targeted acoustic waves to stimulate the body’s natural healing response within the areas affected by Peyronie’s disease. Unlike surgery, it is a non-invasive treatment that aims to improve tissue quality without incisions or lengthy recovery times. The treatment works by delivering precise energy to the affected tissue, helping to:

  • Target scar tissue (plaque) associated with Peyronie’s disease.
  • Stimulate the body’s natural healing response, encouraging tissue repair and regeneration.
  • Improve blood flow to support healthier penile tissue and erectile function.
  • Increase tissue flexibility, which may help improve penile curvature and overall function over time.

Benefits of Focused Shockwave Therapy for Peyronie’s Disease

Focused shockwave therapy provides a non-invasive treatment option for suitable men with Peyronie’s disease, with no surgery or lengthy recovery period required. 

✓ Non-Surgical Curvature Management.

✓ Improves Erectile Function.

✓ Safe for Men with Health Conditions.

✓ No Medication Required.

✓ No Downtime.

✓ Can Be Combined With Other Therapies.

I’m 18 or older

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Real Patient Success Stories

Professional clinic & friendly staff. I had PD360 treatment, my Peyronie’s disease condition improved dramatically, I’m glad I didn’t go for surgery as my curvature went down from 50 degrees to 10 degrees. And my erections improved back to normal. Highly recommend this protocol and treatment.

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Acute and Chronic Peyronie's Disease Compared

Peyronie’s disease can develop differently from one person to another, and understanding whether the condition is in its acute or chronic stage is an important part of your assessment. Each stage can present different symptoms and changes, which our specialist team considers when discussing the most appropriate treatment options for you.

Early Stage
Acute Peyronie’s Disease
The acute phase is the earlier, active stage of Peyronie’s disease, when symptoms may still be developing or changing over time.
  • Penile curvature may still be changing
  • Pain or discomfort may be present, particularly during erections
  • Plaque and scar tissue may still be developing
  • Changes in shape, indentation or hourglass deformity may appear
  • Erectile function may also be affected
During assessment, our specialist team will consider how long your symptoms have been present and whether your condition is still changing before recommending treatment.
Stable Stage
Chronic Peyronie’s Disease
The chronic phase is generally considered the more stable stage, when the curvature and other changes have stopped progressing.
  • Penile curvature is typically more stable
  • Pain may have reduced or resolved
  • Plaque and scar tissue are usually established
  • Deformities such as bends, indentation or hourglass narrowing may remain
  • Erectile dysfunction can continue alongside the condition
Understanding whether Peyronie’s disease is acute or chronic helps our clinicians assess your condition and discuss the treatment options that may be most appropriate for you.

Peyronie's Disease Treatment Options Explained

Understanding your treatment options can help you feel more confident about your next steps. In this video, we explain Peyronie’s disease and focused shockwave therapy, including how the treatment works and the role it may play within a wider treatment approach.

Every case of Peyronie’s disease is different, which is why our specialists carry out an individual clinical assessment before recommending the most appropriate treatment plan for you.

Award-Winning Research Advancing Peyronie's Disease Treatment

Our specialist team doesn’t just treat Peyronie’s disease. We’re actively contributing to research into non-surgical treatment. Our PD360 research was presented at a major international urology conference in Dubai, where it was selected as the top submission from approximately 150 entries, recognising the work being carried out to advance understanding of Peyronie’s disease treatment.

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Our clinical team is actively contributing to research into non-surgical approaches to Peyronie’s disease. Our PD360 research was presented at a major international urology conference in Dubai, where it was selected as the top submission from approximately 150 entries.

The research examines patient outcomes from a comprehensive, multimodal approach to Peyronie’s disease treatment and is currently progressing through the peer-review process.

For our patients, this commitment to research means treatment recommendations are informed not only by years of specialist clinical experience, but by an ongoing drive to better understand Peyronie’s disease and the treatment options available.

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Mans Matters Peyronie's Disease Machinery vs Generic Clinics

Not all shockwave therapy equipment offers the same level of precision or flexibility. At Mans Matters, we use specialist STORZ MEDICAL technology designed for focused shockwave delivery, giving our clinicians greater control over treatment energy, depth and targeting, alongside additional technologies that can be incorporated into a personalised treatment plan where clinically appropriate.

Technology Mans Matters Generic Clinic
Shockwave Type ✓ Specialist focused shockwave technology — Equipment can vary between clinics, including focused or radial shockwave systems
Energy Range ✓ Up to 1.24 mJ/mm² using our specialist C-ACTOR® handpiece — Depends on the shockwave system and handpiece used by the clinic
Targeted Delivery ✓ Focused acoustic energy can be directed precisely towards the required treatment area — Level of targeting depends on the technology being used
Adjustable Treatment ✓ Energy and treatment parameters can be adjusted according to the patient’s individual assessment — Available settings vary depending on the equipment used
Specialist Urology Application ✓ STORZ MEDICAL technology with specialist attachments suitable for penile treatment — Specialist urological equipment may not be available
Additional EMTT® Technology ✓ MAGNETOLITH® EMTT technology available where clinically appropriate — Additional treatment technology varies between clinics
Multimodal Treatment ✓ Technology can be incorporated into a personalised multimodal treatment plan where appropriate — Treatment options and available technologies will vary

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What to Expect During Your Treatment

1. Private Consultation and Evaluation

Your journey begins with a confidential in-clinic consultation. We assess your condition in detail, including curvature severity, pain levels, erectile function and any previous treatments. This allows us to tailor your treatment plan with precision.

2. Personalised Treatment Sessions

You’ll receive a course of Focused Shockwave Therapy sessions, delivered in-clinic using medical-grade technology. Each session typically lasts 20 to 30 minutes and no anaesthetic or preparation is required.

3. Ongoing Monitoring and Progress Review

We’ll track your response over time, adjusting your treatment plan if needed. Many men begin noticing improvements in curvature or function over several weeks as tissue remodelling takes effect.

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If you’re experiencing symptoms of Peyronie’s disease or seeking specialist advice, our clinic is here to help. We offer a calm, discreet environment, with clear communication and personalised care at every step.

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FAQs

Peyronie’s Shockwave Therapy FAQ’s

Focused shockwave therapy uses acoustic waves to target plaque and fibrous tissue, stimulating natural repair and softening penile curvature over time.

Clinical studies suggest that focused shockwave therapy can reduce curvature, soften plaque and improve blood flow, especially in the stable phase of Peyronie’s disease.

Expect a series of in-clinic sessions lasting around 20–30 minutes. Treatment is painless, with no downtime and gradual improvements may be noticed over several weeks.

Yes, focused shockwave therapy can help reduce penile curvature by breaking down scar tissue and improving tissue flexibility in men with stable Peyronie’s disease.

Men with stable-phase Peyronie’s disease, mild to moderate curvature, or post-surgical erectile issues may benefit from focused shockwave therapy.

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