Europe's leading Peyronie's clinic · London
A bent penis can be treated.
Usually without surgery.
A new bend, pain with erections, or a curve that's making sex harder? It's usually Peyronie's disease: common, treatable, and most men never need an operation. A full assessment with Prof. Amr Raheem gives you a clear diagnosis and a plan.
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Where are you now?
The full assessment
One visit. A full answer.
The right treatment depends on what's going on, so your first visit is a full assessment with Prof. Raheem. It can include a physical examination and an ultrasound scan.
Your story
When the bend started, whether erections hurt, and how it's affecting sex and confidence.
Examination
If needed, Prof. Raheem examines you and checks for the plaque.
Ultrasound
If it would help, a quick scan shows the plaque and the blood flow in the penis.
Your plan
A clear diagnosis, your options and what's realistic, non-surgical first.
You leave with
- A clear diagnosis: Peyronie's disease or a curve you were born with
- Whether it's still active or has settled, which changes the treatment
- What's realistic for you, and what isn't
- A treatment plan, starting with non-surgical options
Treatment
Non-surgical first, surgery if you need it
Every plan is built around your diagnosis. Most men start with treatment that doesn't involve an operation; surgery is for curves that make sex difficult and haven't responded.
Non-surgical treatment
- Injection treatment into the plaque, given by Prof. Raheem
- Traction and vacuum therapy to model the penis at home
- Shockwave and medicines where they help
Shockwave therapy
- Eases pain and improves blood flow
- Helps the plaque soften
- A personalised course, not one size fits all
Surgery, when it's needed
- For curves that make sex difficult
- Straightening, grafting or an implant
- Only after the full assessment
Why International Andrology
Treated by the doctor behind the protocol
Prof. Amr Raheem was a principal investigator in the original UK clinical trials of injection treatment for Peyronie's, and developed the shortened protocol that needs about half the injections. It's cited in the European Association of Urology guidelines.
A specialist, not a technician
Your assessment and treatment are with Prof. Raheem, a consultant andrologist, from start to finish.
A diagnosis before treatment
A full assessment, which can include an examination and ultrasound, so your plan fits what's really going on.
Non-surgical first
Every option that doesn't need an operation is considered before surgery is ever discussed.
Honest advice
We'll tell you what's realistic, including when a curve is best left alone.
One all-inclusive price
Your treatment is quoted in full after your assessment. No extras later.
Completely discreet
Private from your first call. We only contact you the way you prefer.
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Our medical team
The team who look after you
Your assessment and treatment are with Prof. Raheem. Our men's health team supports you from first call to final check-up, all at our London clinic.
Prof. Amr Raheem
Professor of Andrology, Cairo University. Honorary Senior Lecturer, University College London Hospitals. More than 1,200 Peyronie's injection treatment cycles. More about Prof. Raheem
Dr Khalil Ahmed
Runs our pre-operative assessments and follow-up care, and sees men for first consultations. A men's health expert and trainer in perioperative medicine.
Michelle Ryan
Part of our men's health clinical team at the London clinic.
Alex Reynolds
Carries out many of our first consultations, by video and in clinic.
Supported by our patient coordinators, your point of contact from first question to final check-up, by phone, email or WhatsApp.
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Four steps to a straighter future
Book online
Pick a time in Prof. Raheem's diary and pay £50 to secure it. In clinic on Upper Wimpole Street, or by video.
Full assessment
A full assessment with Prof. Raheem, then a clear diagnosis and your options.
Your treatment
A plan built around you, non-surgical first, with one all-inclusive price.
Follow-up
We measure your progress at each visit, and our team is on hand throughout.
Our clinic
In the heart of London's medical district
First floor, 22 Upper Wimpole Street, London W1G 6NB. Close to Regent's Park, Baker Street and Bond Street stations.
Questions
What men usually ask
What is Peyronie's disease?
A patch of scar tissue, called a plaque, forms inside the penis. It stops that side stretching during an erection, so the penis bends, and it can cause pain, a dent or narrowing, or some loss of length. It isn't infectious and it isn't cancer.
Will it go away on its own?
Occasionally a curve improves by itself, but for most men it stays the same or gets worse. That's why it's worth being assessed, especially in the first months when it's still changing.
Do I need surgery?
Most men start with non-surgical treatment. Surgery is for curves that make sex difficult and haven't improved. Prof. Raheem will tell you honestly which group you're in.
What happens at the assessment?
Prof. Raheem talks through your symptoms and what's worrying you. The assessment can include a physical examination and an ultrasound scan. You leave with a diagnosis and a plan.
In clinic or video?
The full assessment (£150) is in clinic, so Prof. Raheem can examine you if needed. A video consultation (£100) is a good first step if you live further away or want to talk it through first.
How much does treatment cost?
It depends on your diagnosis and plan, so you get one all-inclusive price after your assessment, with no extras later.
Is it discreet?
Yes. Everything is handled privately, and we only contact you the way you prefer.
Book your assessment
See Prof. Raheem in 60 seconds
Four quick questions, a personal suggestion, then pick a time in Prof. Raheem's diary. Full assessment in clinic £150, video £100, fully refundable.
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