Anonymised accounts of what treatment actually looked like for men who came to us. No names, no photographs and no numbers invented to look impressive.
Every account on this page is shared with written permission and has been anonymised. Names, photographs and identifying details have been removed or altered. These are individual experiences, not a promise of a similar outcome. Medical and surgical treatment carries risk, and your own result will depend on your health, the cause of your condition, and how closely the aftercare advice is followed. Results vary between individuals.
Most clinics publish testimonials with a star rating and a first name. We do not, because men who come to Elegance Clinic for these problems value privacy above everything, and because a rating tells you nothing useful about whether a treatment will work for you.
What follows instead is a short description of the problem, what was found on testing, what Dr. Ashutosh Shah did about it and how the man described things at review. That is the part which actually helps you decide whether to book.
Six accounts covering the areas men ask about most. Each one is written by the clinical team from the case record, then checked by the patient before publication.
A man in his early forties had been buying tablets online for over a year with a fading benefit. Testing showed low testosterone alongside untreated high blood sugar. Once both were managed and a supervised course of treatment was started, he reported reliable erections without needing a tablet on most occasions. He continues on review twice a year.
Recurrent soreness and splitting had made intercourse painful and had begun to cause repeated infections. A laser circumcision was performed as a day care procedure under local anaesthesia. He returned to office work within three days and reported at follow up that the discomfort had settled completely.
A man due to marry within three months came in with severe performance anxiety and no physical abnormality on examination. A short course of counselling, plain explanation of normal function, and treatment of a tight frenulum were enough. At the review after the wedding he described the experience as ordinary, which was exactly the goal.
Persistent chest fullness remained after a substantial weight loss that had been stable for a year. Gland removal combined with liposuction was carried out as a single procedure. He was back at a desk job within a week and restarted upper body training at six weeks, on the advice given at follow up.
A curvature that had developed over two years was causing pain and making penetration difficult. Once the condition had stabilised, corrective surgery was performed. He reported that intercourse became comfortable again and that the small residual bend no longer troubled him.
Constant tiredness, weight around the middle and low mood had been present for several years and had been put down to stress. Testing found low testosterone together with untreated sleep apnoea. Treating both, alongside a structured exercise and nutrition plan, produced a gradual improvement in energy that he noticed most in the second and third months.
A result is not simply whether an operation healed. These are the questions asked at every review visit.
Why the page is written this way, and what it can and cannot tell you.
Ask a QuestionPublishing images of the genital or chest area, even with the face removed, carries a real risk of identifying someone. It also invites comparison with a body that is not yours. Written accounts convey the same useful information without that cost.
Yes. Each one is based on a real course of treatment and is published only with written consent. Small details are altered where they could identify a person. Nothing here is invented or written by a marketing team.
A percentage taken from one practice is not a reliable guide to what will happen to you. Published figures vary widely with technique, age and general health. In consultation you are given the realistic range for your own situation instead.
It may be better, similar or less complete. Outcome depends on the cause, how long the problem has been present, general health, and how carefully aftercare is followed. This is talked through honestly before any treatment is agreed.
Contact details of other patients are never passed on, in either direction. Confidentiality applies to everyone equally. What can be offered instead is a full explanation of the procedure, the recovery and the risks, with time to ask anything.
Mention it at a follow up visit. Nothing is published without written consent, you choose how much is included, and you can ask for the account to be removed at any later point.
Speak with Dr. Ashutosh Shah at Elegance Clinic, Surat.
