A guide to genital skin health and confidence

September 29, 2024

Common concerns we see

Harsh soaps, detergents, friction, sport, hot working environments and ageing can contribute to changes in genital skin.

  • Dryness and sensitivity- rough, irritated or easily damaged skin.
  • Chafing- irritation associated with friction, perspiration and clothing.
  • Thickened skin- changes in texture associated with persistent rubbing or irritation.
  • Fungal rashes, psoriasis and dermatitis- conditions requiring appropriate assessment. We refer to a GP or dermatologist when needed.
  • Uneven pigmentation- changes in skin colour or patchy tone.
  • Reduced firmness and elasticity- changes in skin laxity and wrinkling with age.
  • Skin tags and scrotal angiokeratomas- benign growths and raised red or purple blood-vessel spots. Tricia’s clinical experience includes the assessment and removal of hundreds of benign growths from the scrotum and surrounding groin. Uncertain lesions are referred for medical assessment before removal is considered.

Protecting delicate skin

  • Gentle cleansing- wash with lukewarm water or a fragrance-free, soap-free cleanser. Avoid scrubbing and harsh shower gels.
  • Manage perspiration- pat dry, wear breathable underwear and change out of sweaty clothing.
  • Support dry skin- seek advice on a suitable plain moisturiser.
  • Clean hands- wash and rinse before touching genital skin if you have handled chemicals, oils or cleaning products.

Care for appearance and confidence

Our clinic-exclusive Genital Skin Rejuvenation treatments address appearance involving texture, uneven tone and firmness through personalised skin care and selected technologies. Suitable benign growths can be assessed for separate removal.

Your skin is individual, and choosing treatment is entirely your decision. We are proud to offer men a comfortable place to discuss concerns that are too often overlooked.

Our team provides discreet, professional care without judgement. Genital Skin Rejuvenation is performed by Tricia, an APAN-registered aesthetic practitioner.

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