Appreciate you taking the time to do these posts. I had peyronies previously, started like at almost 7 length with 6 girth and went down to under 5 with an upward bend and hourglassing that prevented sex as it was so flimsy. Through dedicated traction(restorex) with heat, cialis and PRP shots I was able to restore my girth and get back to 6.5 with a slight banana shape instead of perfectly straight as before. This happened over a period of years. Honestly I was happy with the new shape. I believe it to be a more effective tool for pleasing women. I started dating this really gorgeous much younger lady who was actively dating other guys when we met. I heard through the grape vine she really liked the sex with me and we ended up getting exclusive. I guess I felt the need to impress her even through we had some wild times organically and she would go crazy when I would lift her off the bed and gorilla F~@< her. Problem is when you go from doing that as a finishing move to the main event in your 40s it gets tiring and he go a little soft and slipped out which lead to penile fracture. I had penile surgery but having complications. The there is scar tissue on the right that is preventing the base of the right side to fully expand leading to a weird shape and loss of girth and a half an in. length. Still early on at almost 3 months but more psychologically challenging as all the old pain and fears resurfaced. Also, I blame myself for being so stupid and then I was all freaked out about peyronies coming back I did PRP probably too soon and took some cialis for increased bloddflow and healing, giving myself stiff erections way too soon. Then you add to my insanely hot gf having a huge sex drive. Always down. Always touching me. It is tough to discourage as it is every mans dream. Needless to say, we have been doing it too much even though cleared by doctors. I feel guilty too as we just started dating when this happened and she is not getting the amazing sex with the big thick cock she thought she was signing up for. Granted this may be all in my head and the scar tissue may heal naturally in the going weeks which is common. Anyway, sorry for the ramble. it is great to know that if things dont improve or go sideways there is always another viable solution which your posts reconfirm which brings solace to those suffering.

I went to a urologist the other day and asked him if an ultrasound would help show if there was any calcification in my penis. He said they no longer do penile ultrasounds but that there was some calcification. I asked him how he knew and he said he could feel it. I asked him if anything can be done for calcification and he said "Not really."

Can a doctor really know you have calcification just from feeling the plaque?

What exactly is calcification and how is it different from a plaque that's not calcified?

It's strange because the plaque actually feels like it's getting softer to me than it was some weeks ago. I also had this same problem in the same spot on my penis 13 years ago and it felt just as hard if not harder than it does now. That plaque basically went away on it's own the first time, so I'm really confused.

From my understanding, calcification is a very advanced state of a plaque and something that's irreversible.

Hey guys!

Wow, it's been 7 months- time flies!

Just providing an update, which is really that there is no update lol. Everything is the same. Dick still works great. I have a different girlfriend now, and we've had a lot of sex. I never told her I had an implant but made a general comment that I had a situation with scar tissue on my dick and I had surgery, so if she feels any weird tubing it's from that. I guess you'd call that partial disclosure lol. Great sex, and she loves my dick. Just reasssurance for those out there, I've had nothing but compliments post implant.

Still inflate maybe 1-2 times a week. Same size and all of that obviously, no changes. More than 2 years post op-couldn't be happier with my decision.

From all of the pictures shared here throughout the years and the members accounts, counter-bending was safe!

Quote from: shanadjiq on January 19, 2026, 10:49:56 AMI forgot to say that the second time I went to the urologist, I told him that things were progressing, i.e. there was a loss of volume, distortion and excess skin. He claims that he doesn't see any loss of volume, but otherwise where would this excess skin come from? When I read the forum, however, I see that other people are also complaining about loss of volume, length, thickness, but excess skin is rarely reported/seen in their photos.

In that case, what you need to do is get on the vacuum device and follow old-mans vacuum routine!

Quote from: Ukguy1234 on January 20, 2026, 05:48:58 AMOut of interest, was that 1cm length gain more of an estimate or are you 100% certain? Is it obvious from pictures?

I know it's difficult when assessing, especially with varying erection strengths and measuring methods.

I measured by stretching the penis straight out when it is flaccid, pressing a ruler against the bone, and measuring to the very tip.

It is 1cm longer now.

Since the penis bends when I get an erection, it is difficult to compare before and after during an erection. But yes, I feel that it is longer even when it is hard.

For me, I don't care that much about the length, the most important thing for me is to get the curve back a little

yes, I will be posting before and after pics soon.  Dont give up hope, it takes at least 16 months before you will notice the difference.  It's like wearing braces on the teeth, the change is subtle and slow but it works!  Straightening will occur!  Maybe not 100% but you will be very happy with the outcome.  Just stick with the program.

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1551 words - Thats impressive my friend! Not sure how useful it will be to you but I wanted to share my thoughts, broken down in the points below, to keep things concise:

1. 13 years ago, the "clamping" that you said your partner did isnt something that typically causes Peyronies. Its usually from blunt force trauma (high impact) during sex. This didnt happen to you. You had a urologist confirm they couldn't feel plaque, you had extensive imaging and tests done and again, no calcification was found. Most importantly...you have NO CURVE. Could it be some mild soft tissue damage? Maybe but nothing you describe indicates what the rest of us have.

2. March last year, you visited another Urologist and still were not given a definite diagnosis. It is quite possible you have mild tunical thickening, maybe...but again, unless it's resulting in a curve, huge deformity or inability to have sex, why endlessly worry about it?

3. Oral medications like Cialis and in your case, Pentox, are frequently given out by Urologists. I have yet hear of any credible doctor or study reporting that it can cause damage, let alone peyronies itself.

4. You now claim you have a curve but then you say you aren't sure. In most cases, a curve isnt something you second guess, its VERY obvious. My advice would be take photos of your erection and share it with your Urologist. In the meantime, you can even share it on here if you really want to. That way you can receive some objective feedback.

5. You had a previous diagnosis for Thrombosis and sclerosing lymphangitis. If true, fair enough but since it went away and is not something you have currently, again, why worry yourself over it?

6. Jelquing is a pretty stupid practice. Dont beat yourself up about doing it before but certainly dont do it again.

7. The most recent female Urologist you saw sounds perfectly fine to me. She couldnt make sense of Pentox causing penile damage...because it doesnt say that anywhere in medical literature. She is absolutely correct that results of an ultrasound wouldnt change the way they approach treatment. I had these exact words told to me be two of the most credible Peyronies Disease specialists in my country. They have a point.

8. Ultrasounds in general aren't actually that good as a diagnosis tool. Half the time, they do not show anything at all and require a urologist to feel for plaque during a physical examination. However, If you really want one that bad, to perhaps alleviate the increasing health anxiety I can sense is developing, then my recommendation would be to go private. Usually, if you are paying out of pocket for the scan, there will be at least one provider out there happy to take your money.

9. With regards to your frustrations over Doctors, I understand but try and think about it from their perspective. You come in as a patient and do not present with any obvious Peyronies Disease symptoms, no ongoing pain, no permanent curve, no hourglassing, no loss of length and still able to have penetrative sex...There is nothing any where near severe enough to suggest a lengthy investigation is necessary or urgent.

10. As far as I'm concerned, it is unlikely that you have it. Even if you were diagnosed and it was a very very very mild form of it...How they approach first line treatment would be the same as it always has been: 1x Oral Medication like Cialis and 1x Traction Device like RestoreX. You aren't a candidate for injections like Xiaflex Injections and you definitely aren't a candidate for surgery...There are no other suitable options that even exist.

Quote from: Johanw on January 20, 2026, 01:44:31 AMI got peyronies in 2024. my penis became about 2 cm shorter.
I first used PMP for 3-4 months, 8 hours a day. Then I switched to Restorex and have been using it for about 7 months 2-3 times/day.

My penis has become about 1 cm longer. But no improvement yet on the curve

Out of interest, was that 1cm length gain more of an estimate or are you 100% certain? Is it obvious from pictures?

I know it's difficult when assessing, especially with varying erection strengths and measuring methods.

I got peyronies in 2024. my penis became about 2 cm shorter.
I first used PMP for 3-4 months, 8 hours a day. Then I switched to Restorex and have been using it for about 7 months 2-3 times/day.

My penis has become about 1 cm longer. But no improvement yet on the curve