Curved Penis? Fix your Peyronie's Disease with Ultrasound Treatment

Welcome! I’m Junichi Swope, a men’s pelvic floor physiotherapist, and in this video, I explore an exciting new approach to treating Peyronie’s disease—therapeutic ultrasound. If you’ve been diagnosed with Peyronie’s or are noticing penile curvature, pain, or erection issues, this video is for you. 📊🧠🍆

Peyronie’s disease is more common than most men realize—yet it’s rarely talked about. It often begins with a small area of scar tissue (called a plaque) forming under the skin of the penis. Over time, this can lead to curvature, pain during erections, loss of length or girth, and even difficulty with penetration or maintaining erections. These changes can significantly impact a man’s self-image, sexual confidence, and quality of life.

👉 In this video, I’ll walk you through the very first randomized controlled trial (RCT) examining therapeutic ultrasound as a non-invasive treatment option for Peyronie’s disease. We’ll explore how this modality may help:

✔️ Break down or soften plaques
✔️ Reduce penile curvature
✔️ Improve tissue quality
✔️ Support stronger, more comfortable erections

Therapeutic ultrasound is already used in many areas of physical therapy to promote tissue healing, increase blood flow, and reduce fibrosis. Applying it to Peyronie’s disease could be a game-changer for men looking for alternatives to surgery, injections, or oral medications that often have limited results or unwanted side effects.

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DISCLAIMER:
Junichi Swope produces these videos solely for educational and entertainment purposes. The content provided is not medical advice and should not substitute professional guidance from your primary care physician or healthcare provider. Always seek advice from a qualified expert before trying any exercises, techniques, or suggestions mentioned in these videos. Junichi Swope is not responsible for any actions taken or consequences resulting from the use of this content. Your health and safety are your own responsibility.

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 - 00:36 Introduction
00:37 - 02:16 Why Do Men Get Peyronie's Disease?
02:17 - 02:50 How Physiotherapy and Ultrasound Can Help
02:51 - 03:37 Studies on Ultrasound for Peyronie's
03:38 - 04:40 Randomized Controlled Trial for Ultrasound and Peyronie's
04:40 Closing Thoughts