Treat Your Curvature (Peyronie’s) Before It Gets Worse
Join 6,000 Men Treated At Our London Clinic – 95% Satisfied With the Results
Our proven drug-free technology including shockwave therapy reduces curved Penis (Peyronie’s Disease).
By clearing the clumps of plaque from blood vessels that cause curvature.
It also improves blood flow for firmer, natural erections.
- Restore your love-life and confidence
- Less than one hour treatment times
- 95% of Patients rated 5* and are satisfied with the improvements
- Combination of 5 different technologies
- Strongest UK Focused Shockwave Therapy (1.24mJ/mm2)
- All treatments are non-surgical and pain free
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4-Treatment Protocol For Peyronie’s Disease
Focused Shockwave Therapy (ESWT)
Extracorporeal Focused Shockwave Therapy (ESWT) uses high-energy acoustic waves with an energy transfer of 1.24 mJ/mm2, this treatment breaks down Peyronie’s plaque effectively.
Unlike standard shockwave treatments offered by many clinics in the UK, which use a lower energy transfer of 0.54, our advanced high-powered technology delivers superior results.
Mans Matters is the national leader is this therapy and own 6 out of 7 of these high-powered Shockwave Therapy devices based in the UK.
This treatment helps in achieving:
- Stronger, firmer erections for longer periods
- Increased blood flow to the penis
- Removal of plaque from the blood vessels in the penis
- Repairs damaged blood vessels in the penis
Electromagnetic Transduction Therapy (EMTT)
The combination of Shockwave Therapy and EMTT creates a powerful dual-action approach to treating Peyronie’s disease. While Shockwave Therapy works to create and revitalize blood vessels, improving overall blood flow, EMTT takes the healing process to a microscopic level.
Think of Shockwave Therapy as building and repairing the highways (blood vessels), and EMTT as supercharging all the vehicles (cells) traveling on those highways. EMTT’s intense magnetic field works within each blood vessel, optimizing cellular function and accelerating nutrient transfer between cells.
When these treatments are combined, patients benefit not only from millions of new and enhanced blood vessels created by the shockwave treatment, but also from the turbo-charged cellular activity within each of those vessels. This dual-level approach – targeting both the blood vessel network and the cellular activity within it – helps explain why many patients experience such significant improvements in their condition.
NanoVi® Exo Therapy
The Nano Vi Exo technology represents a groundbreaking advancement in treating Peyronie’s disease, and our clinic is proud to be the only facility in the UK offering this innovative treatment alongside Shockwave and EMTT therapies. This unique technology specifically targets oxidative stress – a key underlying factor in both Peyronie’s disease and erectile dysfunction that is often overlooked in traditional treatments.
By reducing oxidative stress, Nano Vi Exo helps protect and repair the endothelial cells lining blood vessels and the smooth muscle tissue in the Corpora Cavernosa (the chambers responsible for erections). This is crucial because oxidative stress can lead to the overproduction of reactive oxygen species (ROS), which not only damages these vital tissues but can also contribute to the development of fibrosis – the hallmark of Peyronie’s disease.
While this technology has proven highly successful in America, with over 9,000 machines in use, our clinic stands alone in bringing this advanced treatment option to UK patients, offering a comprehensive approach that goes beyond standard therapies to address the condition at its cellular level.
Photoactivation Therapy
Photoactivation is beneficial for Peyronie’s Disease and Erectile Dysfunction treatment and is used as part of our 4-treatment protocol. It has been proven to:
- Enhance cellular energy and repair
- Improve collagen breakdown
- Increase blood flow
- Increase vascular health
- Tissue regeneration
- Stimulate natural healing
Photoactivation improves blood circulation in the pelvic region promoting better vascular health and enhanced tissue repair. It helps enhance erectile performance, firmness and overall tissue function by boosting cellular energy.
Meet Our
Expert Team
Our expert team of Clinicians, Doctors and Urology Specialists at Mans Matters provide us with the depth of knowledge and skills to cater to all of your men’s health needs.
Procedure Performed By:
BSc (Hons), Medical
- Managing Director of Mans Matters & Co-Founder of Shockwave Clinics Ltd.
- Patient Trust score of 4.98 / 5 on Doctify.
- Graduated from St. Georges Medical School & member of Health Care and Professional Council
- 10+ years specialised in men’s sexual health performing non-invasive treatments, as an alternative to traditional surgeries.
Stefan Anastasescu
Urology Specialist
Joshua Hearne-Wilkins
Medical Consultant
Dr Anthony Harding
Medical Consultant
Dr Anthony Harding
Medical Consultant
Stefan Anastasescu
Urology Specialist
Joshua Hearne-Wilkins
Urology Specialist
More Reviews From Our Patients
“Dear Dr. Harding & Mr. Almashan,
I thought I’d drop you a line to thank you for giving me my life back!
As you are aware I suffered with Peyronies disease for over 4 years with an upward curvature of 35-40 degrees which made sex impossible. I had tried all the prescription drugs which were hopeless and barely improved the curvature.
It was by chance I came across your website and, after an initial discussion, decided to attend a course of six sessions. It was the best decision I’ve ever made!!! In conjunction with the traction device, just 3 months after my last session my curvature has reduced to around 10 degrees and improves weekly. A great result.
I cannot thank you enough not only for the fantastic result but for making the sessions totally relaxed and I enjoyed both of your company. Thanks once again.”
S.T.
“Having Peyronie’s can be a scary ordeal. I remember stumbling across the material online from Mans Matters and feeling a lot better. From my 1st conversation, the team was transparent about expectations and patiently answered my many questions. Mr Almashan is a gentleman and made this whole experience pleasant. I never thought I would enjoy a nice chat while having (what can be) an awkward procedure on my penis.
Now, on to the results. The discomfort I experienced during an erection has gone 100%. The curvature has been reduced by 50-75% … It’s difficult to be precise. Overall, I am very happy with the results and my experience at Mans Matters. It has changed my life and I can genuinely say that. Given the limited options and research into Peyronie’s I would recommend this treatment. Particularly, early on when symptoms 1st appear.”
S.B.
“Following 4 years of being passed around hospitals and clinics through the NHS, we were frustrated and concerned that the only option for my husband’s Peyronies was another year wait and an operation that has around 60% success rate and would result in size compromise.
Following some research we found the shockwave Mans Matters clinic in Richmond and are delighted! 6 weeks of treatment at a time that fitted in with us, in a friendly supportive and encouraging environment and we are amazed by the results!
The curve has gone and we are back to enjoying a normal sex life and the benefits that come to our relationship, our self esteem and happiness. We can not thank Anthony and the team enough. We are delighted and relieved that no operation is required. Well worth the time, effort and investment. Thank you from us both.”
M.C.
“To all chaps with Peyronies erection issues – when I was 55 I noticed a small hard lump in my penis shaft the size of a pea. This slowly grew to approx 30mm. I lived with this in secret which was a mistake in the long run. I read up about Peyronies and realised it affects about 10% of men. About 1 year ago I contacted Mans Matters. Best decision I ever made – I was a little embarrassed to start with but after my 1st appointment I was ok.
I’m 58 now and after a course of treatment my lump is smaller and still getting smaller. My curve is less and my erections are improving. And yes, happy wife happy life. Please chaps don’t leave it like I did – make the call.”
S.J.B.
“I managed to come along to the clinic pretty soon after I noticed a hard section of plaque on top of my penis. It was quickly diagnosed as Peyronie’s disease. A visit to a consultant left me with a choice of waiting to how chronic it became. I wasn’t prepared to wait! The curvature started within a few weeks but minimal and the use of penis pump has been essential.
I was not expecting such amazing results. My erection was pretty good anyway but I’m thrilled with what I can now achieve. Wonderful team of people. The consultants have been marvellous and I found my very personal discussion to be handled in a very professional manner.
All the very best to you all. Regards.”
S.D.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Peyronie’s disease can develop from a minor injury to the penis. This injury may occur during sexual activity, such as excessive bending or pressure from a partner.
It can also result from sports-related injuries, such as being struck in the genital area, or accidental trauma, such as a kick. These injuries can lead to the formation of scar tissue in the penile tissue, which results in what is known as the plaque associated with Peyronie’s disease.
Other factors may be associated with the development of Peyronie’s disease, including health-related issues such as high blood sugar and tobacco use.
Additionally, men with connective tissue disorders, such as Dupuytren’s contracture, may be at higher risk. There may also be a genetic predisposition for men with a family history of Peyronie’s disease.
The sooner that someone with, or who suspects they have Peyronie’s disease, sees a Men’s health specialist, the better the chances for a good outcome.
Here are some potential signs of Peyronie’s disease that you should seek advice about:
- Penile curvature when erect
- It shortens
- Narrowing
- Painful when hard
- Unexpectedly soft
A physical examination by a doctor or qualified healthcare provider is often sufficient to identify the presence of scar tissue in the penile tissue, allowing for the diagnosis of Peyronie’s disease. Occasionally, other conditions may cause similar symptoms, and these need to be ruled out. During a physical examination, the doctor will assess the penis through palpation and observation when it is not erect. This examination helps determine the location and extent of any scar tissue present. The doctor may also measure the length of the penis. This initial measurement is useful for assessing any shortening that may occur if the condition progresses.
Peyronie’s disease is a condition that results from fibrous scar tissue developing in you intimate parts. It causes a curved bend that can be significant. This bend can often cause pain especially during intercourse.
Peyronie’s disease mostly affects men aged over 40, although it can happen at any age. It can also be started following intercourse (read How do you get Peyronie’s Disease?).
When you get Peyronie’s disease, plaques (segments of flat scar tissue), form beneath the skin of your private parts and it is these that cause it to bend or become indented. The plaque (scar tissues) can develop anywhere along the reproductive organ and can often be felt through the skin and be painful when touched.
In severe cases, the curve in the private parts can make having intercourse extremely painful, difficult, or even impossible.
Peyronie’s disease may also lead to further men’s health problems.
It is extremely rare for Peyronie’s disease to go away on its own. For the vast majority of men, the condition will remain as is or worsen in stages over a period of time.
Early treatment soon after developing the condition can keep it from getting worse and if using Shockwave therapy alleviate the condition. Even if you’ve had the condition for some time, this treatment can help improve symptoms in the majority of cases. Contact us for further details and confidential consultations.
To determine your eligibility for treatment, please provide us with your complete medical history, including details of any medications you are currently taking.
You should also remove excess hair from your intimate and ensure good hygiene before the visit.
Peyronie’s disease (PD) is named after French surgeon François Gigot de la Peyronie, who described the condition in 1743. He described a patient who had “rosary beads of scar tissue to cause an upward curvature of the male private parts during erection.”
PD is indicated by a curvature in the shaft that is often preceded by pain and accompanied by an area of fibrosis.
The condition was first described in 1561 in correspondence between Andreas Vesalius a Flemish anatomist, physician, and author of one of the most influential books on human anatomy, De Humani Corporis Fabrica Libri Septem (On the Fabric of the Human Body) and Gabriele Falloppio, an Italian Catholic priest and anatomist often known by his Latin name Fallopius. The Fallopian Tube is named after him.
Read more about The History of Peyronie’s Disease
As outlined in our Peyronie’s Disease Treatment Option page, Shockwave therapy for Peyronie’s disease is a non surgical, non-invasive pain free treatment.
Unless you have a pre-existing condition like haemophilia you will not experience any marks or bruising during or after your treatment.
You may experience mild discomfort, but nothing worse than a moderate visit to the dentist.
No treatment for Peyronie’s disease works for every patient. Peyronie’s Disease is a complete condition and in some instances is resistant to all medical treatments.
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