Medical articles of Penis disorders

07/01/2025
Mr Michael Dinneen
Senior urological surgeon
Medical and surgical management of penile skin conditions
Penile skin conditions can be uncomfortable and concerning, and they may affect both physical and emotional well-being. Several skin disorders can occur on the penis, ranging from mild and easily treatable to more complex conditions. Treatments vary based on the underlying cause and may include both medical and surgical options. Leading senior consultant urological surgeon Mr Michael Dineen discusses common conditions, available treatments, and what you might expect.
07/10/2024
Miss Marie-Klaire Farrugia
Paediatric Urology
Is my son’s penis size normal?
Paediatric urologists frequently encounter concerned parents who worry about the size of their child’s penis. It’s a topic that can cause unnecessary stress, often because of misunderstandings about what is considered "normal." In this article, accomplished consultant paediatric urologist and paediatric and neonatal surgeon Miss Marie-Klaire Farrugia aims to address these concerns and provide some clarity for parents.
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25/06/2024
Mr Giulio Garaffa
Urologist
A guide to congenital penile curvature (CPC)
Congenital penile curvature (CPC) is a condition that can affect men from birth. While it is often not discussed openly, it is essential for those who may be affected to understand what it is, how it manifests, and what treatment options are available. This article aims to provide a clear and comprehensive overview of CPC to help patients make informed decisions about their health.
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13/05/2024
Mr Gordon Muir
Urology/andrology
Penile size concerns: Realities and risks explored
The perception of what constitutes a normal penis size has long been a topic of discussion, shaped by societal and cultural influences linking a larger size to masculinity and sexual prowess. Despite the majority of women expressing satisfaction with their partner's dimensions, a significant percentage of men still desire a larger penis, often influenced by societal benchmarks like pornography. This pursuit can lead to a condition known as small penis anxiety (SPA), which may escalate to body dysmorphic disorder (BDD) or specifically, penile dysmorphic disorder (PDD). Unfortunately, these concerns may drive some individuals to seek nonevidence-based solutions, posing serious risks to their health. In his latest online article, Mr Gordon Muir gives us his insights.
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06/03/2020
Mr Jaspal Virdi
Urologist
Phimosis: when should you consider circumcision?
Having phimosis isn't something to worry about, and for many young boys, a "wait-and-see" approach can be all that's needed until the skin around the glans naturally loosens. However, for others, a bit more attention is required to help the foreskin move freely, and in some instances, circumcision is needed. Urological surgeon, Mr Jaspal Virdi, explains when you should consider as it a treatment option for a tight foreskin.
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22/10/2019
Mr Nigel Parr
Urologist
Penile cancer: what we all need to know
Penile cancer is quite rare but there are still around 800 men getting diagnosed every year with it in the UK. Unlike testicular cancer, penile cancer isn't talked about very often, meaning men might not be aware to look out for the symptoms. Mr Nigel Parr, a leading urologist, gives us an insight into what men should be watching out for to spot the signs and symptoms early.
22/08/2019
Mr Aza Mohammed
Urologist
What is erectile dysfunction?
Erectile dysfunction is when a man is unable to attain or sustain an erection that is sufficient for satisfactory penetrative sexual intercourse. This can greatly impair a man’s quality of life. Leading consultant urologist, Mr Aza Mohammed, is here to walk us through erectile dysfunction and how it can be treated.