TOPIC: Pain on side of Penis but months later but only in hand job

I’ve had approximately 5–6 rounds of HA injections over the years and have never had any significant issues. Other than the expected bruising, swelling, and temporary discomfort after treatment, everything has healed well.

However, I’ve recently noticed a new issue that started months after my last injection and has been present for several weeks. I experience pain along one side of the shaft, near what I believe is an injection site, toward the upper end closer to the head of the penis.

What’s unusual is that I can’t reproduce the pain when the penis is Flaccid, even when pressing firmly on the area. The pain only seems to occur during a handjob (often while receiving oral sex), when there is more manipulation and pressure on the shaft.

I wanted to mention this because it has been persistent, and I’m wondering if it could be related to scar tissue, the filler itself is this common

@slimpickins Unfortunately, it does sound like scar tissue (Peyronie's fibrosis). Please keep in mind that we've been studying and developing our non-surgical treatment of Peyronie's for over 45 years now and have a lot more information on the cause of Peyronie's than most other urologists (Rejuvall was actually born out of Morganstern Health's work in helping our Peyronie's patients get back the size they lost to the disease.). That said, what you're describing does sound like you've got some fibrosis in there.

Fibrosis causes pain only when erect because once all that blood fills the organ, the scar tissue is in a place that once an erection occurs and there is less space in the penis, it presses on surrounding nerve endings, causing the pain you feel.

If you palpate the area of your penis where you experience the most pain when erect, you may actually be able to feel the fibrotic mass, depending on how deep in the organ tissue it is.

This may not necessarily have anything to do with the HA injections themselves, but rather the fact that you probably have/had some wound healing disruptors at play. After having had 4 to 5 rounds of penile filler, and with a cannula, when you pair that trauma to the penile tissue with those wound healing metrics, that is most likely what caused your body to send the scar tissue there to try and repair it.

Unfortunately, without us knowing all the details of your case and doing a full workup including bloodwork, we can't really know for sure how severe your case is or the best way to treat it. If you'd like to have an education call with our guy who does consults for these cases, please feel free to DM me and I'll get that set up for you.

In the meantime, here's some information on our Peyronie's research and treatment innovations in our men's clinic:
morgansternhealth.com/four-causes-peyronies-disease/
morgansternhealth.com/what-is-the-exosur...peyronies-treatment/
morgansternhealth.com/peyronies-disease-treatment/

Also worth noting as you do your research to find a specialist, please do not let anyone con you into thinking Shockwave therapy or the P-Shot (PRP) will fix it. There is absolutely zero scientific evidence that either of those treatments aids in the removal of fibrosis within the penis. Please don't waste your money on something that won't work.

And of course, please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns about this.

Interesting I don’t notice in sex sex at all I can feel it a tiny bit. Should I stop HA all together now? I like getting HA 2x a year

Your next best step is to see a Urologist who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of Peyronie's. Again, I recommend scheduling a call with our Patient Educator; it's free, not a sales call, and you get a lot of really good information about your specific case. But until you get your penis healthy again, no, it is not wise to put anything else in there at this time.