The area hasn't changed visibly in the last 2 years, perhaps longer - I cannot remember beyond that. I would appreciate any info you could share. Dear Umberto Thanks for your question. As you know it is very difficult to give a diagnosis over the internet. If you see a lesion at the tip of the penis go and see a dermatologist for a possible biopsy.
Penile cancer is rare but is curable if caught early before invasion to the deeper tissues.
HPV can be diagnosed so you can notify female partners about possible cervical cancer risk and spread of the virus. If there is no lesion, the tip of the penis is a common location for referred pain from the prostate and urethra and a urologist maybe helpful. We can also arrange local accommodations through this number if this is your need. Please bring any physicians notes and lab test results that you may be able to obtain. These will help us greatly.