Last updated on May 19, 2025
Hourglass Peyronie’s disease refers to a specific presentation of Peyronie’s disease where the penis narrows circumferentially at one or more points, often leading to an hourglass-like shape during erection. This can affect both appearance and function, sometimes resulting in discomfort, instability, or reduced rigidity.
At MansMatters, we provide medically directed, non-invasive hourglass Peyronie’s disease treatment tailored to support structural restoration and functional recovery, without the need for surgery. Our approach focuses on improving tissue health, restoring penile shape and managing symptoms using advanced technologies.
What Is Hourglass Peyronie’s Disease?
Unlike the more common curvature associated with Peyronie’s disease, the hourglass presentation involves localised thinning or indentation around the shaft. This narrowing is caused by uneven scar tissue (or plaques) forming within the tunica albuginea — the tough layer surrounding the erectile chambers.
Patients may notice:
- A visible ‘pinch’ or narrowing during erection
- Instability or buckling during intercourse
- Loss of penile girth in the affected area
- Reduced rigidity or sensation
These changes can occur gradually or more rapidly and the extent of narrowing varies between individuals.
Causes of Hourglass Deformity
The condition is thought to develop due to:
- Repetitive microtrauma to the penis (often during intercourse)
- Disruption of normal healing responses in the penile tissue
- Age-related changes in elasticity
- Genetic or connective tissue predisposition
Scar tissue develops in response to injury, but in Peyronie’s disease, the tissue does not heal evenly. In hourglass cases, this results in circumferential contraction, rather than directional bending.
Benefits of Hourglass Peyronie’s Disease Treatment
Choosing a non-surgical approach to hourglass Peyronie’s disease treatment offers numerous advantages for patients seeking effective, conservative care:
- Targets penile narrowing and supports tissue remodelling
- Helps preserve length, rigidity and overall function
- Non-surgical with no downtime or recovery period
- Tailored to the stage and severity of the condition
- Promotes natural healing through regenerative technologies
- Discreet, medically supervised care in a specialist clinic
Non-Surgical Treatments for Hourglass Peyronie’s Disease
Treating hourglass Peyronie’s disease requires more than addressing curvature — the goal is to improve the narrowed region’s structure, support tissue remodelling and reduce plaque-induced instability. Our non-invasive treatment plan combines four technologies designed to target the underlying causes of penile narrowing and improve overall function for our patients:
Focused Shockwave Therapy
Focused Shockwave Therapy delivers targeted acoustic energy to the plaques responsible for hourglass narrowing. In hourglass Peyronie’s disease, it helps stimulate collagen breakdown and angiogenesis, promoting remodelling of the fibrous tissue and improved blood flow in the narrowed zone.
Extracorporeal Magneto Transduction Therapy (EMTT)
EMTT enhances cellular repair in compromised areas of the penis, particularly where there is circumferential scar tissue. This therapy plays a supportive role in increasing tissue pliability and supporting remodelling in hourglass deformities.
NanoVi Exo
This regenerative therapy promotes oxidative balance at the cellular level. In hourglass Peyronie’s disease cases, it is used to encourage better tissue recovery and healing responses over time.
Medical Vacuum Pumps
Vacuum therapy helps gently stretch the narrowed region, supporting longitudinal and circumferential tissue expansion. In combination with other therapies, it contributes to reshaping and maintaining erectile rigidity in hourglass presentations.
Why Choose MansMatters for Hourglass Peyronie’s Disease Treatment?
We are one of the few clinics in the UK focused exclusively on men’s sexual health. Our approach to hourglass Peyronie’s disease treatment is based on clinical research and real-world experience, not single-technology solutions.
What sets us apart:
- Comprehensive, multi-technology protocols
- Over 6,000 clients successfully treated
- Free initial phone consultation with direct access to medical professionals
- No GP referral or waiting list
- Focused on restoring function and quality of life
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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.
Take the first step — book a consultation with our Peyronie’s disease clinic today.
FAQs
What causes hourglass deformity in Peyronie’s disease?
Hourglass deformity is caused by circumferential scar tissue forming within the penis, often due to repeated microtrauma or abnormal healing responses.
How to treat hourglass Peyronie’s disease without surgery?
Non-surgical treatments such as Focused Shockwave Therapy, EMTT and vacuum therapy can support tissue remodelling and improve structural issues linked to hourglass Peyronie’s disease.
Can Peyronie’s disease cause narrowing of the penis?
Yes, Peyronie’s disease can cause narrowing or indentation when scar tissue forms around the shaft, resulting in an hourglass-like shape during erection.
What’s the best treatment for the hourglass shape caused by Peyronie’s disease?
The most effective approach typically involves a personalised, non-invasive treatment plan using a combination of regenerative and traction-based therapies.
Can Peyronie’s disease affect penile girth?
Yes, some forms of Peyronie’s disease, particularly hourglass deformity, can reduce penile girth in specific areas, which may affect both function and stability.
About the Author
Mr. Leon Almashan
Mr. Almashan is a recognised specialist in advanced, non-surgical treatments for men’s health conditions, including Erectile Dysfunction and Peyronie’s Disease.
A graduate of St. George’s Medical School, he has developed innovative treatment protocols that have supported improved quality of life for 1000’s of patients worldwide.
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