Severe 90 degree upward curve

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Tates

No injury or anything. Has been like that all my life. It's a gradual curve starting at base and from the side view it looks like 1/4 of the circle.

I feel so defeated. My confidence is at rock bottom. I've tried to find a way to make it work, but you can imagine how awkward and humiliating those encounters were.

At this point i'm done trying. Surgery is my only hope. I have nothing to lose.

Was anyone in the same boat as me?
Just asking for some input because i feel so alone in all of this
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LWillisjr

It sounds like you have described a congenital curve. This is not the same as Peyronies, but a curve nonetheless. Surgery is typically the only option to correct a congenital curve. It really depends on the severity of the curve, the direction, and functionality.
 
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g123

Find a doctor who focuses on the penis, discuss potential outcomes and risks and then (probably) do the surgery. Don't wait half your life for this.  
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RexRG

Quote from: Tates on January 13, 2024, 11:22:31 AMAt this point i'm done trying. Surgery is my only hope. I have nothing to lose.

Was anyone in the same boat as me?
Just asking for some input because i feel so alone in all of this
I would consider plication, if you're okay with some shortening. But if your insurance will cover it, an implant will fix it. If you're young, though, you'll need to replace the implant after roughly every ten years.  
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john.doe.550

Takes, I was in same boat as you. I had huge curve that placed the head straight up. This made me (emotionaly) crazy with each erection. After trying many things, I had (extnsive) plication surgery. The surgery and recovery were quite an endeavor. But, I'm relatively pleased with the result
Age: 65. Peyronies Disease in MAR 2019. 90 dgree upward curve.. Immediate &  severe. Xiaflex, APR 2019 to early 2021, slow but minor improvement through 2021. Incisional corporoplasty surgery completed in late 2022.