Penile Curvature Repair (Nesbit-type procedure alternative)

Penile curvature correction surgery for Peyronie's disease is available at Memorial Şişli Hospital in Istanbul, Turkey. The procedure may cost around 10,700 EUR for corporoplasty or 5,300 USD for plaque excision with graft. The hospital is JCI-accredited and offers the surgery under Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fatih Yanaral, a urologist with 13 years of experience performing over 1,100 procedures.

About the Procedure

This surgery corrects abnormal penile curvature caused by Peyronie's disease. Two main techniques are available: corporoplasty and plaque excision with graft placement. The minimally invasive approach helps preserve penis length while fixing the curvature.

Treatment Package Includes

• Corporoplasty or plaque excision with graft surgery
• 3 nights of hospitalization
• First follow-up consultation after discharge
• Interpreter services during hospital visit
• Medical report translation to English/Russian

Doctor's Expertise

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Fatih Yanaral specializes in urological surgeries with particular focus on Peyronie's disease correction. His 13 years of practice include performing over 1,100 procedures. The graft technique he uses helps maintain both function and appearance.

Hospital Features

Memorial Şişli holds JCI accreditation, being the first Turkish hospital to achieve this standard. It maintains a 4.6/5 rating from patient reviews. The facility provides complete care packages for international patients, including translation services.

Surgery is recommended only after the plaque stabilizes for 3-6 months without worsening curvature or pain. Patients need to provide erect penis photos from multiple angles for pre-surgical assessment. An online consultation costing 80 EUR is required before the procedure for planning.

Those considering this procedure can contact Memorial Şişli Hospital for more details about the surgical options and recovery process.