Penile Revascularization

What is Penile Revascularization?

Penile revascularization is a microsurgical procedure designed to restore blood flow to the penis in men with vascular erectile dysfunction, often caused by trauma or arterial blockage.

Who is a Suitable Candidate?

• Men with arterial blockage to the penis confirmed by vascular testing
• Younger patients with localized vascular injury or trauma
• Patients without generalized vascular disease or severe diabetes
• Those seeking a surgical alternative to implants

How the Procedure is Performed

• Performed under microsurgical techniques
• Damaged or blocked arteries are bypassed or reconnected to improve blood flow
• Precision required to preserve penile tissue and function
• Procedure typically lasts 2–4 hours under general anesthesia

Expected Benefits

• Improved erectile function
• Natural erections without the need for implants
• Preservation of penile sensation
• Long-term restoration of vascular health in selected patients

Recovery

• Hospital stay: 1–2 days
• Avoid strenuous activity and sexual activity for 4–6 weeks
• Follow-up vascular assessment to confirm improved blood flow