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Penis foreskin
Foreskin

Circumcised penis showing penis glan or head exposed. The foreskin has been surgically removed.

Uncircumcised penis showing foreskin covering penis glan or head. Uncircumcised males must pull the foreskin back to wash under it.

Uncircumcised penis with foreskin pulled back to expose penis glan or head.
Credit: J. Geoff Malta, MA, EdM, NCC Adolescent Therapist
