Peyronie’s Disease
Peyronie’s Disease Treatment in Burlington
Peyronie’s Disease (PD) is a condition where scar-like tissue, called plaques, develops beneath the skin of the penis. These plaques form within the tunica albuginea — the strong, fibrous layer surrounding the erectile chambers — and can cause the penis to bend, curve, or shorten during an erection.
PD may also involve pain, erectile dysfunction, and significant emotional stress. While Peyronie’s is not cancerous, it can strongly affect intimacy, confidence, and overall quality of life.
At Urogen ED Burlington, we provide advanced, non-surgical care designed to help men improve comfort, function, and confidence using clinically supported Urogen Acoustic Wave Therapy.
Why Choose Urogen ED Burlington?
At Urogen ED, we understand that sexual health challenges affect more than physical function — they can impact confidence, relationships, and emotional wellbeing. Our team is committed to providing private, compassionate, and results-driven care tailored to your needs.
Safe, Proven Treatment
Supported by clinical research and used worldwide to help improve function and reduce curvature.
No Pills, Needles, or Surgery
A drug-free, non-invasive approach that encourages natural tissue repair
Private & Discreet Care
Every consultation and treatment visit is handled with complete confidentiality in a respectful, judgment-free environment.
Personalized Treatment Plans
Your care plan is built around your symptoms, severity, and long-term health goals.
Recognizing the Signs of Peyronie’s Disease
A small amount of natural curvature can be normal, but Peyronie’s Disease typically causes more noticeable changes that may be uncomfortable or distressing, such as:
- Bending or curvature (upward, downward, or sideways)
- Firm plaques or detectable lumps beneath the skin
- Pain during erections or even while flaccid
- Erectile dysfunction (sometimes appearing before curvature becomes obvious)
- Shortening or narrowing of the penis, sometimes producing an “hourglass” shape
Without treatment, Peyronie’s often remains stable but rarely improves on its own. Early evaluation and care may help reduce symptoms and limit progression.
What Causes Peyronie’s Disease?
The exact cause is not fully known, but many specialists believe Peyronie’s may begin with micro-injuries or trauma during sexual activity or physical impact. If the tissue heals improperly, scar tissue can develop and lead to plaque formation and curvature.
Common Risk Factors
Why Early Treatment Matters
Starting treatment sooner may help:
Without treatment, Peyronie’s may lead to: