How much will your penis shorten after Nesbit surgery?

[Vnzjh]

Hello guys. If I get it right, Nesbit surgery is for those who have mild case of peyronies. Which is me. I have peyronies for about 6-8 months now. I have no pain and curvature is mild, about 10 degrees when flaccid and it is most pronounced when I have like 25% erection.

I am asking this, if I went to surgery, how much will my penis shorten? Can I expect more than 2 centimeters? I have quite long penis, but girth is average at best. Does your current penis length and girth play a role in shortening? I dont want to have penis shorter than 17cm. I am at around 19cm now.  

[Hawk]

If your curve is that mild why would you even consider surgery?

[Vnzjh]

Thats right. I dont want surgery, but I think that it is inevitable that it will get worse. Or do you think there is some chance that it could be already stabilised after those 6-8 months? My urologist prescribed me TAMOXIFEN, but I dont really think it will help after reading some studies on this. What do you think?

[Hawk]

It would take a wizard to predict that, especially without knowing your whole history.  If you still have pain, there is a good chance it is still active.  It is worth noting that a progression on Peyronies Disease does not always mean a worsening curve.  If plaque develops on the opposite side it could correct the curve but shorten your penis much like a plication or Nesbit Tuck procedure would.  I began with a downward curve of  about 15 degrees, then a left curve of 10 - 15 degrees, then straight, finally a right curve of 5-10 degrees.  I developed an indentation at the base on the underside of my shaft.  My bend was never enough to interfere with sex but I lost length.

[Vnzjh]

Well, thats interesting, because I never had pain. Could pain still come? What could it mean that I havent had pain so far?  

[Monty]

Hi, its a waiting game for you, as you are you should have no problem with sex, if you put surgery on old for a lest 6 months see if you get worse, then think about it.

[Hawk]

It would definitely make NO sense to have plication surgery while Peyronies Disease is still in the acute phase and your plaque could change and undo the results of the surgery.  I would also never have penile surgery if I could reliably have sex.  Penile surgery is not the type of thing you do just for cosmetic results.

[osakadan]

Well, thats interesting, because I never had pain. Could pain still come? What could it mean that I havent had pain so far?

I've never had pain either. Mine is an almost 90 degree angle.