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S599
S599 – Excision plaque for Peyronies disease
OHIP Urology Code — MALE GENITAL SURGICAL PROCEDURES · Schedule of Benefits
Excision of plaque for Peyronie's disease is a surgical procedure on the penis. According to a note in the Schedule of Benefits, if grafting is necessary during this procedure, the appropriate skin graft fee is payable in addition to the fee for S599.
When to Use
- Use S599 for the primary surgical excision of Peyronie's disease plaques when no other more specific reconstructive procedure is performed.
- Use S599 as the base procedure when the surgical plan involves plaque excision followed by the application of a graft to the defect.
Common Pitfalls
- Do not bill S599 in conjunction with Z701 or Z767, as these represent different surgical approaches or diagnostic assessments that may be considered inclusive or conflicting.
- Failure to append the appropriate skin graft fee code when grafting is performed will result in underpayment, as S599 does not inherently include the graft fee.
Billing Tips
- Ensure the operative report clearly details the excision of the plaque to justify S599, and separately itemize the graft procedure if applicable to trigger the additional payment.
Provider Fee$306.85
Surgical Assistant Fee$77.46
Anaesthetist Fee$111.72
Non-Anaesthetist Fee$111.72
Effective: April 1, 2026
Category
U. Male Genital Surgical Procedures
Subcategory
MALE GENITAL SURGICAL PROCEDURES
Service Type
Surgical
Code Classes
Male Genital Surgical Procedures
Sex Restriction
Male
Where grafting is necessary, appropriate skin graft fee is payable with S599.
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