Mole on Penis

I’ve attached a picture of a small mole on the underside on my penis, just below the glans. It’s been there since I was a small child. I recently had a mole removed from my back that was benign, but since then I’ve been wondering about it. Do you guys think it’s anything to be concerned with?

No.

I come from a moley family. Rule of thumb is if it’s bigger than a pencil eraser then you should get it checked out just to be safe.

Get all moles checked out, even those you’ve had a long time. Costs a little bit but the peace of mind that comes from the check-up is worth an annual visit to a dermatologist, especially if you are fair-skinned and/or spend time in the sun. Keep in mind that even places that don’t ever see the sunshine can develop skin cancers. Usually easily treated, but if you wait too long they get complicated.

Read up on Melanomas, the worst kind. I have a friend who had a flesh chunk the size of an alligator bite taken surgically from his thigh.

Yeah, I’ve read up on melanomas. The mole is smaller then a pencil eraser, evenly colored throughout, and doesn’t have notched borders, so I guess that’s a good sign.

The problem with asking for conclusions about moles (especially from a really blurry photo such as the one you posted) on a PE forum like this is you’re just going to get a lot of opinions from a lot of penis manipulators, some of which are pretty much right-on and an awful lot of them way off-base.

Would you consider asking a roomful of dermatologists what they thought of penis enlargement and coming away with an conclusion you’d be happy with?

I go in annually for a completely overall skin check (coming up next week, actually), and through the years have had a few spots removed (usually with liquid nitrogen) and a couple of other objects surgically removed, resulting in a couple of stitches. In all these cases, it was the worst ones which were invisible to MY eyes.

Peace of mind is a wonderful thing. Get it checked out.

-damfino

Now that I remember, I had a small one in my cawk all my life, and went away with PE. I didn’t even notice when that happened.

That photo is not clear enough to help anyone, let alone non dermo folks, give you useful input. Even an opinion from your GP would be okay, I guess. But a periodic checkup with a dermo is a good idea especially if you have any family history of skin cancers.