In this condition, the penis is average in size but covered by the thigh, abdomen, or scrotum tissue. It could happen soon after birth or much later in life. It is not easy to treat, and the surgical options vary depending on the underlying cause. Psychological management or medicines are other options for treatment.
Surgery for Buried Penis and Scrotal Lymphedema
Scrotal lymphedema and buried penis are rare malformations. Read the article to learn more about the conditions.
Buried Penis: Physical Condition, Psychological Complications
A buried penis may be present at birth, or the individual may develop it later in life. It is common among males of all ages. Read this article to know more.
