1. papules pearl

One of the conditions which are common on the penis are the so-called penile papules pearl (pearly penile papulae). Small spots are usually brightly colored found lined up on the outskirts of the head of the penis. Papules pearl is often mistaken for genital warts, but is actually a variation of normal physical. They usually develop in adolescence, but may also newly formed until the age of 40 years. It is estimated that about 10% of men have penile papules pearl.

2. pimple

Yes, acne can also appear on the genitals. Acne is the result of clogged skin pores and can occur anywhere on the body: face, back, legs, even genitals and elsewhere. Pimples on the penis or testicles usually occurs in adolescence, but can also in men age further. Most of the acne will disappear when growing up, or if it occurs in adults, they will subside in a matter of weeks.

3. hair follicles

Hair follicles appear as small white balls that appear transparent under the skin. In the male genitalia, hair follicles can be found on the scrotum and penis along the shaft to the ends of the foreskin, although the hairs they produce may not be visible. Small fine hairs are called vellus hairs, in contrast with the more coarse terminal hair, longer and darker. (Terminal hair is hair in the scalp, underarms, pubic area, and other areas depending on sex and the tendency of our hair).

4. sebaceous glands

Sebaceous glands (sebaceous glands) are usually found attached to hair follicles. These glands produce a fatty substance called sebum and helps lubricate the skin. In most areas of the skin, sebaceous glands can not be seen, because a thick skin. But on the penis, whose skin is thin and smooth, sebaceous glands may be very prominent. Gland thus form small lumps. Stretching penis skin glands will make this even more prominent look.

In the penis, as anywhere else, sebaceous glands may become infected or blocked, so that the resulting bump is getting bigger and flushed, such as acne, and may have a white head.

5. apocrine glands

Apocrine sweat gland function to make, and is found in the armpits, around the nipple, around the pubic region and buttocks. In some people they are very susceptible to infection, resulting in recurrent abscesses in the area.

Tips for you

• Understand which is the normal anatomy and which are fault conditions, such as acne infection.
• Do not make the situation worse by jab spots or bumps that you have. Squeeze could cause additional inflammation and spread the bacteria that cause acne.
• Clean your genital area daily with soap air-neutral pH, but do not overdo it.
• If you find spots or lumps in your intimate areas not under normal conditions, it is advisable to see a doctor or dermatologist as soon as possible.