File:Hypospadias 5 Rosemary65.JPG
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[edit]DescriptionHypospadias 5 Rosemary65.JPG |
English: A "clothed female nude male" CFNM examination. Uncircumcised penis with a "hooded" foreskin is shown in its flaccid state (length only about 3 inches). Although it is not visible in this photo, this penis has the rare 2nd degree hypospadias (birth defect). Urethral meatus ("pee hole") is located about 1 inch back on distal shaft from what should be its normal location at the tip of the glans ("head" of the penis). Angiokeratoma lesions on the scrotum are mostly hidden by the pubic hair. |
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