Penoscrotal Web is a condition in which the scrotal skin extends excessively toward the underside of the penis. Commonly referred to as a “webbed penis” (appearance of the penis and scrotum being joined), it can cause both aesthetic concerns and functional problems during sexual intercourse.
Causes of Penoscrotal Web
- Congenital anatomical differences
- Improper circumcision procedures
- Excessively loose scrotal skin
Signs of a Webbed Penis (Penoscrotal Web)
- Excess skin on the underside of the penis
- Appearance of the penis and scrotum being joined
- Aesthetic concerns and reduced self-confidence
What is Penoscrotal Web Excision?
This surgical procedure removes the excess skin between the penis and scrotum. Natural appearance is restored with aesthetic sutures. The operation can be performed under local or general anesthesia and is usually done as an outpatient procedure.
Advantages of Penoscrotal Web Excision
- Improves aesthetic appearance
- Facilitates vaginal penetration during sexual intercourse
- Provides a permanent and safe solution
- Offers a fast recovery period
Recovery After Penoscrotal Web Excision
- Mild swelling and discoloration of the skin or subcutaneous tissue may occur, usually resolving quickly
- Patients can typically return to daily activities within a few days
- Sexual activity is generally restricted for about 4 weeks
Final Notes
Penoscrotal web excision is a safe and effective surgical procedure that improves both aesthetic and functional aspects of sexual life. When performed by experienced urologists, patient satisfaction is typically very high.
