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Transformative Penile Reconstruction with Modern Techniques
Penile reconstruction surgery focuses on restoring normal appearance, function, and confidence in men affected by congenital conditions, trauma, infection, cancer surgery, or structural abnormalities. Using advanced microsurgical and reconstructive techniques, treatment aims to improve urinary function, sexual performance, and overall quality of life. Each procedure is carefully planned based on the patient’s medical condition, anatomical needs, and personal goals. Modern surgical approaches ensure precision, minimal scarring, faster recovery, and long-term functional outcomes. Comprehensive pre-operative evaluation and personalized post-operative care help patients achieve safe healing, optimal cosmetic results, and improved physical as well as psychological well-being.
Who needs penile reconstruction?
Penile reconstructive surgery restores the shape, length and function of the penis when it has been affected by disease, injury or a condition present from birth. These problems are often private and distressing, and many men delay seeking help. Effective treatment is available.
- Peyronie’s disease: a plaque that causes a painful bend or curve during erection
- Penile fracture: a rupture during intercourse with a snapping sound and swelling. This is an emergency, best repaired within hours
- Congenital curvature and adult hypospadias problems
- Buried or concealed penis after weight gain or previous surgery
- Scarring after infection, injury, circumcision complications or lichen sclerosus
- Severe erectile dysfunction not responding to tablets or injections
Treatment options
- Plication (Nesbit or 16-dot): straightens mild to moderate curvature with minimal length change
- Plaque incision and grafting: for severe curvature, hourglass deformity or significant shortening
- Penile fracture repair: emergency closure of the torn tunica to preserve erections
- Penile prosthesis (implant): a reliable long-term solution for severe ED. Malleable and inflatable options are available
- Buried penis repair and scar revision
Non-surgical care such as traction therapy and medicines is considered first in early Peyronie’s disease, while the plaque is still active.
Recovery
- Usually a 1–2 day hospital stay
- Return to desk work in about a week
- Sexual activity is usually resumed after about 6 weeks, as advised at follow-up
- Results and possible effects on length or sensation are discussed openly before surgery
Confidential care
As an andrologist, Dr. Bivek Kumar provides private, respectful consultations, and partners are welcome. See also erectile dysfunction and men’s health care.
Penile reconstruction in Koramangala and Bellandur
Dr. Bivek Kumar (MCh Urology, FRSM) has more than 18 years of experience and over 11,000 urological surgeries. He consults at Superhealth Hospital, Koramangala (Mon–Sat, 9 am–6 pm) and Nelivigi Multispeciality Hospital, Bellandur (Tue, Thu & Sat 7–8 pm; Sunday by appointment only), in English, Hindi, Kannada and Bengali. Book an appointment or call to discuss your reports.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a specialized surgical procedure performed to rebuild or restore penile structure, function, and appearance.
Men with congenital defects, trauma injuries, cancer treatment effects, infections, or severe penile deformities may benefit.
Yes, when performed by an experienced specialist using modern surgical techniques and proper evaluation.
If you experience structural abnormalities, pain, functional issues, or dissatisfaction after prior surgery, early consultation is recommended.
Yes, many reconstructive procedures aim to restore normal urination.
Related treatments & reading
- Andrology and Male Fertility
- Urethroplasty
- Circumcision
- When to See an Andrologist in Koramangala: Male Infertility, ED and Low Testosterone
Book a consultation with Dr Bivek Kumar: Superhealth Hospital, Koramangala (Mon–Sat, 9 am–6 pm) or Nelivigi Hospital, Bellandur (Tue, Thu & Sat 7–8 pm; Sunday by appointment only). See all clinic locations, OPD timings & directions →