In this video, Dr Katelaris explains how inserting a penile prosthesis can be a treatment option for Peyronie’s Disease.
Read More »[Video] Surgery Options for Peyronie’s Disease Part 3 – Penile Prosthesis
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In this video, Dr Katelaris explains the different causes of Peyronie’s disease. Peyronie’s Disease can occur from both unknown or recognisable causes.
Read More »[Video] What Causes Peyronie’s Disease?
In this video, Dr Katelaris explains the Incision and Graft procedure as a treatment option for a form of Peyronie’s Disease. Peyronie’s disease is a condition marked by penile curvature, indentation and loss of penile length upon erection.
Read More »[Video] Surgery Options for Peyronie’s Disease Part 2 – Incision & Graft
Peyronie’s disease is a condition marked by penile curvature, indentation and loss of penile length upon erection. Dr Katelaris talks about the different surgery options available as treatment for Peyronie’s Disease.
Read More »[Video] Surgery Options for Peyronie’s Disease Part 1 – Nesbit’s Plication
Peyronie’s disease is a condition marked by penile curvature, indentation and loss of penile length upon erection.
Read More »[Video] Treatment Options for Minor Peyronie’s Disease
Peyronie’s Disease has been around for centuries. In fact, whilst it was named after a French surgeon named François de la Peyronie in 1743, some descriptions of similar symptoms are recorded as far back as 1687. It’s, therefore, safe to say that this is an issue that has affected many men over the years. And the good news is, doctors have had plenty of time to come up with various Peyronie’s Disease treatments and solutions to tackle the problem.
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