surgery without calified plaque

[leaningtowerofpisa]

I obviously need to go to formal consultation with my doctor, Dr. Lue, when I return to the US in a month, but I've been curious if its possible to get surgery to correct curvature without hardened plaque. I have been stable with 30-35 D, with no calcification, for over a year and am highly skeptical of Xiaflex. It seems surgeries under the guidance of the world's best doctors have a much better chance of success and minimize further injury.

Thank you  

[Anton36]

Why do you need surgery?

[leaningtowerofpisa]

Cause I don't want to live with a curved penis at 20 years old.  

[TonySa]

If it's Peyronie's the curve is due to plaque.  However, it may not yet be calcified.  Surgery can be done on both cases.  

If you're only 20 it may be a natural cogenital curvature that won't cause problems or worsen.  As well a curve done at the correct penetration angle can directly stimulate your partners errogenous  zones which cannot happen w a straight dick.  But surgery can correct a congenital curve but will result in some loss of length.  Just be sure you'll be ok w that.