Specialized approach for the treatment of Peyronie's disease and erectile dysfunction, now also in Portugal.
Dr. Paulo Egydio carries out clinical practice in the areas of Reconstructive Urology and Andrology, and will now also practice in Portugal, maintaining the same technical focus in his medical practice.
Why choose Dr. Paulo Egydio?
Dr. Paulo Egydio developed his clinical practice focusing on Reconstructive Urology and Andrology, dedicating himself to the study and treatment of Peyronie’s Disease and Erectile Dysfunction throughout his career.
His medical practice includes the application and continuous improvement of surgical techniques widely described in the scientific literature, as well as active participation in the discussion and sharing of knowledge in an academic and clinical context.
Over the years, he has collaborated with doctors from different countries and regularly participated in
international training and scientific discussion settings.
His scientific and academic activities include:
- Winner of “Survivor Debate” at AUA2019 (American Urological Association)
- Author of books and scientific articles in the field of Reconstructive Urology and Andrology.
- Regular activity as a trainer in courses and conferences in Portugal and abroad.
- Medical degree and doctorate (MD, PhD) from the University of São Paulo (USP), Brazil.
Main Specialties
Main Specialties
Peyronie's disease
Careful clinical evaluation and therapeutic approach based on recognized medical criteria, taking into account penile curvature, associated symptoms, and functional impact.
Erectile Dysfunction
A structured clinical approach to erectile dysfunction, with individualized therapeutic recommendations that may include medical and surgical options, depending on each clinical situation.
Penile Curvatures
Clinical assessment and management of penile curvatures, considering the degree of deformity, individual anatomy, and functional impact, based on practices described in the medical literature.
Men's Sexual Health
Focus on the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of conditions that affect men’s quality of life and sexual health.
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Circumcision does not prevent Peyronie’s disease surgery, but it can influence surgical planning. Assessing penile anatomy and tissue elasticity makes it possible to select the most appropriate approach for each
Surgery for Peyronie’s disease is considered when stable penile curvature is present, allowing a more precise assessment of the deformity’s characteristics and selection of the most appropriate approach. Waiting for
Ozone therapy for Peyronie’s disease is not an established approach for this condition in Portugal. Nevertheless, some men seek this technique hoping to reduce inflammation, fibrosis or penile curvature. Treatment
The first consultation makes it possible to understand the patient’s clinical condition, address questions and define next steps based on a specialized, individualized clinical assessment. Even when they notice changes
A penile prosthesis may be a therapeutic option for some patients with erectile dysfunction or Peyronie’s Disease. Knowing its advantages, limitations and potential risks is important for an informed decision.
No existe una prótesis peniana considerada la más adecuada para todos los pacientes. La elección depende de la anatomía, la función eréctil, las expectativas del hombre y la evaluación especializada.
Although it is not possible to use the term ‘cure’ for Peyronie’s Disease, there are different therapeutic approaches that may potentially help improve penile function and reduce the impact of
Recovery of penile elasticity after Peyronie’s surgery depends on the technique used, tissue healing and appropriate postoperative follow-up. Peyronie’s Disease surgery may correct penile curvature and potentially improve sexual function.
The acute phase of Peyronie’s Disease is the initial, inflammatory period of the condition. It is during this phase that the patient notices the first symptoms and should preferably seek
Penile ultrasound is a valuable complementary examination in the evaluation of Peyronie’s Disease, especially when a better understanding of the characteristics of fibrosis and changes associated with erectile function is
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