With the advent of new surgical techniques to treat Peyronie’s disease with concomitant erectile dysfunction, there remains a question of whether manual modeling, an older technique, still has a place in the treatment algorithm within penile prosthesis surgery. While the implantation of a penile prosthetic often corrects moderate to severe curvature, penile curvature, in some cases, remains greater than 30°. In these cases, manual modeling should be the first line of treatment for persisting intraoperative penile curvature after the placement of a penile prosthetic due to its long-term efficacy, noninvasive approach, and lack of adverse effects.

With the advent of new surgical techniques to treat Peyronie's disease with concomitant erectile dysfunction, there remains a question of whether manual modeling, an older technique, still has a place in the treatment algorithm within penile prosthesis surgery. While the implantation of a penile prosthetic often corrects moderate to severe curvature, penile curvature, in some cases, remains greater than 30°. In these cases, manual modeling should be the rst line of treatment for persisting intraoperative penile curvature after the placement of a penile prosthetic due to its long-term e cacy, noninvasive approach, and lack of adverse effects.