Peyronie's Disease Treatment

What is RegenPRP®?

RegenLab® is a PRP preparation system designed to standardise the separation of blood components using a patented gel-based technology. In simple terms, it helps isolate platelet-rich plasma (PRP) from a small blood sample in a consistent way for clinical use.

Why does RegenPRP® differ from others?

RegenLab® devices are produced under quality-controlled manufacturing standards and are designed to deliver a reproducible PRP composition. Standardisation matters because PRP outcomes can vary depending on how PRP is prepared.

With the A-CP-HA tube, a small blood volume is collected to create a final mixture of PRP combined with hyaluronic acid (HA), producing an HA-PRP formulation for clinical injection.

What Is The Benefits Of This Technology?

• Standardised preparation: designed for more consistent PRP composition

• Tissue-support approach: PRP contains platelets and bioactive factors involved in normal tissue repair processes

• Inflammation and signalling support: growth factors and cytokines may support local tissue response (individual results vary)

• Doctor-led protocol: used as part of a structured plan with assessment and follow-up

PRP/HA-PRP is offered as a supportive option. Evidence for PRP-based approaches in Peyronie’s disease is still evolving, and outcomes vary by patient and disease stage.

What Is Peyronie’s Disease?

Peyronie’s disease is a condition where fibrous scar tissue (plaque) develops in the penis, which may cause curvature, shortening, indentation, or discomfort during erections. The severity can range from mild to significant, and it may affect sexual activity and confidence.

Common symptoms

• A curved or bent penis during erection
• A palpable lump or firm plaque under the skin
• Pain or discomfort (often more noticeable in earlier/active stages)
• Erectile difficulties in some men
• Emotional stress, anxiety, or reduced self-esteem

What causes it?

The exact cause isn’t always clear. In many cases, Peyronie’s disease is thought to involve micro-injury to penile tissue (sometimes during sex or physical activity) combined with an abnormal healing response. Genetics, connective tissue factors, and inflammation may also contribute.

Diagnosis

If you suspect Peyronie’s disease, a medical assessment is important. Evaluation typically includes:

• A detailed history and symptom review
• Physical examination to assess plaque and curvature
• In some cases, ultrasound imaging to evaluate plaque characteristics and penile blood flow

This helps guide the most appropriate treatment of penile curvature for your situation.

RegenPRP® for Peyronie’s Disease at HE Clinic

At HE Clinic, we offer a doctor-led program that may include PRP-based options for men seeking peyronie’s disease injection treatments as part of a broader plan.

Your consultation focuses on:

• Confirming the stage and severity of the condition
• Identifying factors that influence outcomes (pain phase vs. stable curvature, plaque characteristics, erectile function)
• Discussing available options for peyronie’s disease treatment, including non-surgical and surgical pathways when indicated
• Setting realistic expectations and defining measurable goals

What to expect?

HA-PRP treatment is performed in-clinic and typically takes around one hour, including preparation time. A treatment plan may be recommended as a series of sessions depending on your assessment.