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The Duck 08-27-2007 04:59 PM

Glans removal
 
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For many people who do glans removals and partial penectomies, they find that the ?stump? is extremely hard during erections, and that little sensitivity is lost. I realize most guys are obsessed with having ever larger genitals, but not everyone feels that way of course, and sex lives of reduced genitals are still plenty of fun.
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Yeah, okay..

Spunky 08-27-2007 05:18 PM

I think I'll hold on to mine

CyberHustler 08-27-2007 05:28 PM

That doesn't look too fun... Where's the pee hole?

2012 08-27-2007 06:47 PM

help, I've fallen and I cant find my hole:Oh crap

zand_stein 08-27-2007 06:54 PM

I have a small (5mm) light brown, flat mole on the head of my penis which developed from a small freckle about seven years ago. (I'm 33.) It took about two years to reach the size it is now and it has not grown noticeably for the past five years. It is an even color with a semi-regular border. It does not have any scaling or other irritation. I have speculated that it is the result of a 2nd degree burn I received on my penis when a clumsy waiter spilled a pot of hot water on my crotch a couple years before the mole appeared. I have many moles other places on my body.



I visited a dermatologist last year who told me not to worry about it. But when I visited a urologist recently for an unrelated issue, he suggested that the mole needed to be biopsied and offered to do a punch biopsy in his office to determine whether or not is was cancerous or precancerous.



Given the extremely sensitive and cosmetically critical area affected by this mole, I am concerned about having any unecessary and disfiguring work done on the area. But I am also concerned that it may turn out to be a problem later on. I would like to evaulate it with a minimum of damage to the area.



I have three questions:



1) What is the least damaging way for me to assess the potential malignancy of this mole?

2) If it needs to be removed, are there any more careful procedures other than simple excision by scapel which would leave the area less disfigured? I remember hearing once about a process which removes one layer of cells at a time and each layer is evaluated before another layer is removed to ensure the least amount of tissue is removed. Would this work on the glans of my penis?

3) How do I locate a doctor who is proficient at this sort of procedure? Would he or she be a urologist or a dermatologist?

2012 08-27-2007 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by zand_stein (Post 12996975)
I have a small (5mm) light brown, flat mole on the head of my penis which developed from a small freckle about seven years ago. (I'm 33.) It took about two years to reach the size it is now and it has not grown noticeably for the past five years. It is an even color with a semi-regular border. It does not have any scaling or other irritation. I have speculated that it is the result of a 2nd degree burn I received on my penis when a clumsy waiter spilled a pot of hot water on my crotch a couple years before the mole appeared. I have many moles other places on my body.



I visited a dermatologist last year who told me not to worry about it. But when I visited a urologist recently for an unrelated issue, he suggested that the mole needed to be biopsied and offered to do a punch biopsy in his office to determine whether or not is was cancerous or precancerous.



Given the extremely sensitive and cosmetically critical area affected by this mole, I am concerned about having any unecessary and disfiguring work done on the area. But I am also concerned that it may turn out to be a problem later on. I would like to evaulate it with a minimum of damage to the area.



I have three questions:



1) What is the least damaging way for me to assess the potential malignancy of this mole?

2) If it needs to be removed, are there any more careful procedures other than simple excision by scapel which would leave the area less disfigured? I remember hearing once about a process which removes one layer of cells at a time and each layer is evaluated before another layer is removed to ensure the least amount of tissue is removed. Would this work on the glans of my penis?

3) How do I locate a doctor who is proficient at this sort of procedure? Would he or she be a urologist or a dermatologist?

interesting pictures .....
not thinking like it really .......
wishing you the best ............

tony286 08-27-2007 07:02 PM

Im going to lose my dinner. lol


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