Premature Ejaculation and Treatment Options
Premature ejaculation (PE) is one of the most common sexual dysfunctions in men. This condition can negatively impact both a person's sexual authenticity and their relationship with their partner. Premature ejaculation, which directly impacts the quality of their sexual life, can be caused by a variety of psychological and physiological factors. However, thanks to modern medicine, this problem can be prevented.
Today, both surgical and non-surgical methods are available for treating premature ejaculation. Because every patient is different, personalized treatment plans provide the most appropriate solution.
Treatments
Penis Glans Filling
The procedure, which uses hyaluronic acid filler applied to the glans penis, helps control premature ejaculation, particularly due to hypersensitivity. First, the patient's anatomical structure and the sensitivity level of the glans penis are thoroughly evaluated. Local anesthesia is then administered to ensure comfort during the procedure. The specially prepared hyaluronic acid filler is then carefully injected into the glans penis. This reduces hypersensitivity, prolongs ejaculation, and increases control over sexual intercourse. The procedure is quick and painless, and the patient can return to their daily lives immediately.
Advantages
It does not require surgery and can be done in an office environment.
It shows its effect immediately and can be effective for a long time.
It can eliminate the problem of premature ejaculation by prolonging the sexual intercourse process.
Selective Dorsal Neurectomy (SDN)
Selective Dorsal Neurectomy (SDN) is a microsurgical treatment used to manage premature ejaculation due to hypersensitivity in the glans penis. This procedure involves selectively severing a portion of the sensory nerves in the penis. This reduces the feeling of overstimulation, prolongs ejaculation, and allows for more controlled intercourse. SDN surgery is usually performed under local or spinal anesthesia. First, the dorsal nerves in the penis are carefully identified and the nerve branches with the highest sensitivity are identified. Only the necessary nerve fibers are then carefully cut under microscope guidance. After the procedure is complete, stitches are placed, and the patient can quickly return to their daily lives. SDN offers an effective and permanent alternative for men who do not respond to medical treatments and seek surgical solutions.
Advantages
It can offer a permanent solution.
It can prevent premature ejaculation by reducing penis sensitivity in a controlled manner.
It can prevent premature ejaculation while maintaining sexual satisfaction.
Selective Dorsal Cryoablation
Selective Dorsal Cryoablation is an innovative and minimally invasive method used to treat premature ejaculation. In this technique, hypersensitive nerve endings in the glans penis are frozen and disabled with a special cryogenic device. This reduces hyperresponsiveness to stimulation and prolongs ejaculation. The procedure is performed under local anesthesia, ensuring patient comfort and minimizing pain. First, the most sensitive areas on the glans are carefully identified. Then, controlled cryogenic applications are applied to the identified nerves, aiming to reduce sensitivity. After the procedure, the patient can be discharged the same day and will be followed up at regular intervals. Selective Dorsal Cryoablation is an effective and safe option for men who do not wish to undergo surgery and are seeking a permanent solution to premature ejaculation.
Advantages
It is a non-surgical method.
Nerve freezing can be temporary or permanent and can be planned according to the patient's wishes.
It offers a fast recovery time.
Conclusion
Thanks to advancements in medical technology, premature ejaculation treatments have become much more effective and patient-friendly. Solutions such as glans filler, selective dorsal neurectomy, and selective dorsal cryoablation can be personalized to each patient's needs. For patients struggling with premature ejaculation, an evaluation by a specialist physician will determine the most appropriate treatment method.