Pearly Penile Papules are described as which of the following?

Pearly Penile Papules are described as which of the following?

• A. Malignant skin lesions around the coronal sulcus
• B. Common benign small skin-colored dome-shaped papules around the coronal sulcus
• C. Painful ulcers around the corona
• D. Pigmented macules on the shaft

Answer: (B)

Pearly Penile Papules are a benign, common skin finding on the rim of the glans penis. They appear as small, skin-colored, dome-shaped papules arranged around the corona (often near the coronal sulcus). They’re noncancerous, usually painless, and don’t require treatment. This description—tiny, skin-colored, dome-shaped papules around the coronal sulcus—matches the typical presentation. The other options describe malignant lesions, painful ulcers, or pigmented macules, which do not characterize Pearly Penile Papules.

Pearly Penile Papules are a benign, common skin finding on the rim of the glans penis. They appear as small, skin-colored, dome-shaped papules arranged around the corona (often near the coronal sulcus). They’re noncancerous, usually painless, and don’t require treatment. This description—tiny, skin-colored, dome-shaped papules around the coronal sulcus—matches the typical presentation. The other options describe malignant lesions, painful ulcers, or pigmented macules, which do not characterize Pearly Penile Papules.