Andrology and Male Genital Surgery

Specialist care · Barcelona

Andrology and male genital surgery

Penile prostheses, Peyronie’s disease, buried penis and functional genital reconstruction. Surgical treatment focused on natural results, delivered in a strictly confidential setting.

Reconstruction · Precision · Function
Confidential andrology consultation and discussion of a medical report
What it is

Function, form and confidence: the three goals of surgical andrology

Andrology is the branch of urology concerned with male sexual and genital health. Surgical andrology treats conditions affecting erections, penile anatomy and quality of life, ranging from erectile dysfunction that has not responded to medical treatment to penile curvature caused by Peyronie’s disease and buried penis.

Erectile dysfunction

Penile prostheses

Implantation of an inflatable or malleable penile prosthesis when erectile dysfunction has not responded to medication or other treatments, as well as revision of existing implants. Dr Etcheverry also performs this work at Bellvitge University Hospital.

Penile curvature

Peyronie’s disease

Surgical correction of penile curvature when it makes sexual intercourse difficult or impossible. Treatment may involve plication, grafting or a penile prosthesis, depending on the degree of curvature and erectile function.

Anatomy

Buried or trapped penis

Release and reconstruction of a penis concealed by surrounding tissue, scarring or weight changes, with the aim of restoring urinary and sexual function and improving comfort.

Reconstruction

Functional genital reconstruction

Treatment of complications following previous surgery or trauma affecting the penis or scrotum, including testicular prostheses. Where required, this forms part of complex genital reconstruction.

Our approach

A discreet, clear and non-judgemental process

Many men wait years before seeking advice about these concerns. The first conversation is straightforward, confidential and focused on finding an appropriate solution.

01 Confidential consultation An unhurried assessment in a private setting. Tell us what is happening; it is likely to be a condition we have treated many times before.
02 Accurate diagnosis Clinical examination and, where necessary, specific investigations such as ultrasound or an erectile function test to identify the underlying cause and exclude other factors.
03 Individualised treatment Non-surgical options are considered first whenever appropriate. If surgery is recommended, the technique, realistic outcomes and risks are explained openly.
04 Supported recovery Close post-operative follow-up and guidance on returning to sexual activity, with scheduled reviews.
Why choose Dr Etcheverry?

European-accredited specialist in sexual medicine

Dr Etcheverry is a Fellow of the European Committee of Sexual Medicine (FECSM) and holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Andrology from UAB and Fundació Puigvert. This dual qualification supports specialist care from diagnosis through to prosthetic and reconstructive surgery.

FECSMFellow of the European Committee of Sexual Medicine.
Master’s degree in Clinical AndrologyUAB · Fundació Puigvert.
Prosthetic surgeryExperience in penile implants and functional reconstruction.
Bellvitge University HospitalAndrology and penile prostheses, alongside highly complex urological surgery.
Frequently asked questions

Questions men ask — and those they may hesitate to raise

Clear, straightforward answers. Advice specific to your circumstances is always provided during a consultation.

Is a penile prosthesis noticeable? Will the result look natural?

Visually, the implant is discreet and the external appearance changes very little when the penis is flaccid. It may feel somewhat different from natural erectile tissue. With an inflatable prosthesis, the erection can be activated and deactivated using a discreet mechanism. During consultation, you will receive a clear explanation of what to expect.

Will a penile prosthesis affect sensation or orgasm?

No. The prosthesis replaces the erectile mechanism, while sensation, ejaculation and orgasm remain as they were before surgery.

When should Peyronie’s disease be treated surgically?

Surgery may be appropriate once the condition has stabilised and the curvature makes penetration difficult or impossible. Surgery is not usually indicated during the active phase; the timing is determined during specialist assessment.

How long is recovery after penile prosthesis surgery?

As a general guide, most patients return to normal daily activities within a few weeks and resume sexual activity after four to eight weeks, depending on the technique and their recovery. You will receive an individual aftercare plan.

Is the process confidential?

Absolutely. From your first WhatsApp message through to follow-up appointments, every stage is managed with strict medical confidentiality.

Do you see patients from outside Barcelona?

Yes. The initial assessment can take place remotely. Surgery is then planned around your stay in Barcelona, with online follow-up afterwards.

Take the first step

You have put it off for long enough. Today could be the day

Established surgical treatments are available for erectile dysfunction, penile curvature and other genital conditions. The most difficult step is often the first — and it begins with a message.

Reconstruction · Precision · Function

Message us on WhatsApp

Confidential enquiry. Our team will explain the assessment process and the next steps, with no obligation.