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Peyronie's Disease Treatment in Notting Hill Gate, London

Non-invasive shockwave therapy to reduce penile curvature and scar tissue — doctor-led, fully confidential

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What is Peyronie's Disease?

Peyronie's disease is a condition where fibrous scar tissue (plaque) forms inside the penis, causing curved, painful erections. It can significantly affect sexual function and quality of life.

Focal shockwave therapy targets these plaques with acoustic sound waves, breaking down scar tissue, improving blood flow, reducing pain and gradually reducing curvature — all without surgery.

Non-Surgical

Shockwave therapy offers an effective alternative to surgery, breaking down fibrous plaques using acoustic sound waves with no incisions, no anaesthesia, and no recovery time.

Reduces Curvature

Consistent treatment sessions help soften plaques and reduce the degree of penile curvature, improving function and comfort for most patients.

Fully Confidential

All consultations are completely private. We understand the sensitive nature of this condition and handle every case with full discretion and professionalism.

What to Expect

Treatment Process

  1. Consultation — Assessment with Dr Kishore Bahl to understand severity and confirm suitability
  2. Treatment plan — 6–12 sessions tailored to your condition
  3. Each session — Approximately 20 minutes, no anaesthesia required
  4. No downtime — Resume normal activities immediately
  5. Results — Reduction in pain, plaque softening, and improved curvature over weeks

Benefits of Shockwave Therapy for Peyronie's

  • Reduces pain during erections
  • Softens and breaks down fibrous plaques
  • Improves blood flow to penile tissue
  • Reduces penile curvature over time
  • Enhanced quality of life and sexual function
  • Can be combined with PRP therapy for improved outcomes

Your Doctor

Dr Kishore Bahl — Urology Specialist treating Peyronie's Disease London

Dr Kishore Bahl

BSc, MBBS — Urology Specialist

Dr Bahl brings 30 years of medical experience to every consultation. As a Urology specialist, he understands the physical and emotional impact of Peyronie's disease and provides sensitive, evidence-based care in a completely private setting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can shockwave therapy treat Peyronie's disease?

Yes. Focal shockwave therapy directs acoustic sound waves at fibrous plaques in the penis, breaking down scar tissue, reducing penile curvature, and improving blood flow without surgery or medication.

How many sessions are needed for Peyronie's disease?

A typical course is 6–12 sessions tailored to severity. Your doctor will advise on the recommended number following your initial consultation with Dr Kishore Bahl.

Is shockwave therapy painful for Peyronie's disease?

No. You may feel mild tapping or vibration during treatment. No anaesthesia is required and you can resume normal activities immediately after each session.

How long until I see improvement?

Patients typically notice pain reduction after a few sessions, with plaque softening and curvature improvement developing progressively over the full treatment course and weeks that follow.

How much does Peyronie's disease treatment cost?

Pricing is confirmed at your private consultation at our Notting Hill Gate clinic in London. Treatment is not available on the NHS but is provided in a fully confidential, doctor-led setting.

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