When men discover those little, ugly bumps on their penises, the first questions which come to their minds are What are those? and Why do I have them? Well, let's answer each and every question at a time.
First, what they are: if the small bumps on your penis are dome topped, with a color similar to the color of the skin, or even lighter and situated on the head of your penis in concentric rows, then they are probably pearly penile papules.
This is a skin condition that affects only men and which is most frequent in men of 20 or 30 years, while also affecting young boys and older men. Pearly penile papules will most often diminish in time so that they can completely disappear after a few years.
Now that you know what they are, you are probably curious to know how you got them. Well, pearly penile papules are not an STD, so you could not have taken it from one of your sexual partners.
Also, it is not a contagious disease, so you could not have taken it from anywhere in fact. In addition to that, there is clear evidence that this condition is not even genetically transmitted, so you have not taken it from your father either.
The truth is that those little bumps are produced by your body, more accurately by your skin. Yes, even though it may be hard to believe, pearly penile papules are the product of your skin.
However, there is still no clear answer what it is the real cause of their appearance so you can do nothing to stop their appearance. Moreover, it still does not exist a medical treatment that can effectively treat this skin condition.
Laser treatment, the only medical treatment available for this condition is a cheap and risky alternative, as there have been reported many procedures which have ended with side effects, and scars and have even affected the normal function of the penis.
Thus, the only good way through which you can get rid of the pearly penile papules is to wait for them to disappear by themselves.
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