In some cases, Peyronie’s disease has been known to improve or disappear over time. However, more persistent or severe cases require interventional treatment. Unfortunately, traditional medical options include prescription drugs (such as Verapamil, Interferon, and Xiaflex) taken orally or directly injected into the plaque, invasive surgery to lengthen or shorten one side of the penis, venous or fascial grafts, or prosthetic implants. These alternatives can expose you to infection and require a lengthy recovery period.

As an alternative to surgery and habit-forming medications, Atlanta Medical Institute offers nonsurgical, low-intensity, focused acoustic shockwave therapy for treatment of Peyronie’s disease. The energy from focused shockwave pulses safely and painlessly improves the blood flow to the penis and breaks up plaque buildup, thereby relieving symptoms and speeding up natural improvement.