Post-Op Care for Plaque Incision and Grafting Surgery | Moorgate Andrology

Recovering safely after plaque incision and grafting surgery is crucial to ensure optimal results and reduce complications. At Moorgate Andrology, we provide clear instructions to guide patients through the recovery process.

Learn more about the procedure here: Peyronie’s Disease Treatments.

Immediate Post-Operative Care

Follow Specialist Instructions

• Attend all scheduled follow-up appointments

• Take prescribed medications, including pain relief and antibiotics, exactly as directed

• Monitor for unusual swelling, bleeding, or signs of infection

Physical Care Tips

• Keep the surgical area clean and dry

• Avoid lifting, strenuous activity, or sexual activity until cleared by your specialist

• Wear supportive clothing as advised

Internal Link:

• For general recovery guidance, see our Pre- and Post-Procedure Recovery Guide

Pain and Discomfort Management

• Mild to moderate pain is normal in the first few days

• Use prescribed pain medications as directed

• Report severe or persistent pain to your patient care team immediately

Activity and Lifestyle Guidelines

• Avoid sexual activity until cleared by your specialist

• Gentle walking is encouraged to improve circulation

• Avoid smoking and alcohol to promote wound healing

• Maintain hydration and a balanced diet to support recovery

Internal Links:

• Learn more about Peyronie’s disease procedures

• See general post-procedure tips in our Knowledge Base

Emotional Support

• Recovery can take several weeks; initial results may not reflect the final outcome

• Mild anxiety or mood changes are common

• Our clinical psychologists and patient care team are available for guidance

Key Takeaways

• Following your specialist’s instructions ensures a safe, complication-free recovery

• Communicate promptly with your urologist or patient care team if issues arise